who the voice of jack skellington?
Danny Elfman Chris Sarandon
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 David Shaughnessy as the voice of Sir Didymus , a brave fox knight . 

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 In 2015 , BBC Worldwide granted Big Finish Productions the licence to produce a series Torchwood audio plays , beginning with The Conspiracy in September 2015 and a series of five more monthly releases from January 2016 . John Barrowman is signed to reprise his role as Jack , who has a central role in The Conspiracy as the leader of the Torchwood team . 

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 Among the supporting cast , George Sewell stars as Mark Neuman , a German Operations Chief in EUROSEC who uncovers Dr Hassler 's dealing with Communist China and whose parallel self directs the interrogation of Ross after the Dove crash . His surname in the draft script is Hallam . Finally , Ed Bishop stars as David Poulson , a NASA official . Bishop replaced English actor Peter Dyneley , who had voiced characters for Thunderbirds ( 1965 – 66 ) , after the producers decided that Dyneley bore too much of a resemblance to Wymark and that scenes featuring both the characters of Poulson and Webb would confuse audiences . 

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 Trey Parker as Stan Marsh / Eric Cartman / Gregory / Satan / Mr. Garrison / Mr. Hat / Phillip Niles Argyle / Randy Marsh / Tom – News Reporter / Midget In A Bikini / Canadian Ambassador / Bombardiers / Mr. Mackey / Army General / Ned Gerblanski / Christophe – Ze Mole ( or The Mole ) / Big Gay Al ( singing voice ) / Additional Voices / Adolf Hitler 

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 Virgin estimated the game would provide 20 – 25 hours of game play for adults and 80 – 100 hours for children . The season two cast provided all voices except for Michael Benyaer as Hadji and Charles Howerton as Dr. Quest . The game 's music featured a " high @-@ intensity orchestral sound " prone to monotony . One reviewer praised Roswell for " good entertainment and variety " , but regretted low replay value and no modes of difficulty . Critics were divided over the puzzles , naming them both " ingenious " and " elementary " . Peter Scisco of ComputerLife and FamilyPC 's testers criticized some of the puzzles for relying on " reflexes , not logical thinking " . 
