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* The ''VideoGame/Borderlands2'' DLC character Gaige makes a return in the ''VideoGame/Borderlands3'' DLC "Guns, Love and Tentacles" as the wedding planner for Wainwright and Hammerlock, this time voiced solely by Creator/CheramiLeigh, who previously shared the role with Creator/LuciChristian in the second game. During the course of the plot, Gaige will do impressions of characters from the series, whereupon she uses a posh British accent for Hammerlock; an exaggerated Texan drawl for Wainwright (Cherami is a Texas native herself); a reserved, mature voice for Lillith; a playful, high-pitched voice for Tiny Tina; a cool, composed, punkish voice for Clay; and a deep, Russian accent for Markus. These, obviously, act as huge opportunities for Cherami to demonstrate her '''''huge''''' vocal range.
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** Played straight when Joel gets to show off his guitar ([[Music/PearlJam and]] [[Music/LightningBolt singing]]) skills in the [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII sequel]], where he's still played by Troy Baker.
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** Played straight when Joel gets to show off his guitar ([[Music/PearlJam and]] [[Music/LightningBolt and singing]]) skills in the [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII sequel]], where he's still played by Troy Baker.
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** Joel gets to show off his guitar (and singing) skills in the [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII sequel]], where he's still played by Troy Baker.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona4'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease Golden]]'' saw Creator/LauraBailey get to show off her surprisingly good singing chops during a new event for the game where the Investigation Team became a band for one day, with [[IdolSinger Rise]] on vocals. Creator/RieKugimiya also got sing as Rise in ''The Animation'' but she already had experience singing anime themes by then.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona4'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease Golden]]'' saw Creator/LauraBailey get to show off her surprisingly good singing chops during a new event for the game where the Investigation Team became a band for one day, with [[IdolSinger Rise]] on vocals. Creator/RieKugimiya also got to sing as Rise in ''The Animation'' but she already had experience singing anime themes by then.
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** Also happens in ''Manga/DeathNote'', where Misa suddenly gets a song number to showcase Aya Hirano's talents. In the English dub, they got Creator/ShannonChanKent, who also has a good deal of experience singing.
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* In the 1950s ''Zorro'', Henry Calvin, who plays the slovenly and inept Sgt. Garcia gets to show off his rich baritone several times in the show's run, usually traditional ballads or drinking songs.
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* In the 1950s ''Zorro'', [[Series/Zorro1957 Zorro]], Henry Calvin, who plays the slovenly and inept Sgt. Garcia gets to show off his rich baritone several times in the show's run, usually traditional ballads or drinking songs.songs.
** [[Creator/GuyWilliams Guy Williams]] also gets to show off his singing chops several times as Don Diego, and Gene Sheldon shows off his skills with magic tricks.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTeddyRuxpin'': Many of the voice actors were decent singers and sang a lot of songs on the show or the original cassette tapes that it was based on. Phil Baron, the voice of Teddy, did a DoItYourselfThemeTune for the cartoon. Averted with Tony Pope on the cassette tapes, who couldn't sing well, so his characters performed fewer lyrics, half of which were SpokenWord (Gimmick sang more often in the cartoon when [[TheOtherDarrin John Stocker]] voiced him).
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* {{Inverted}} in ''Film/{{Enchanted}}:'' Creator/IdinaMenzel noted in one interview that she was flattered to have finally been hired simply as an ''actress'' and not as a singer (she did have one duet in the film, but it was cut). PlayedStraight for Amy Adams, though, who gets to show off her singing and dancing talent.
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* {{Inverted}} in ''Film/{{Enchanted}}:'' Creator/IdinaMenzel noted in one interview that she was flattered to have finally been hired simply as an ''actress'' and not as a singer (she did have one duet in the film, but it was cut).cut; and she does get to sing in [[Film/Disenchanted2022 the sequel]]). PlayedStraight for Amy Adams, though, who gets to show off her singing and dancing talent.
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* ''Seikon no Qwaser'' has an ending theme called "Passionate squall". It contains seiyuu for characters that are extremely, extremely minor...just so they could put on a song with Creator/AyumiFujimura ([[Manga/MaidSama Misaki]]), Creator/AkiToyosaki ([[Manga/KOn Yui]]), Creator/MinoriChihara ([[Anime/GaReiZero Kagura]], [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Yuki]]), Creator/YokoHikasa ([[Manga/KOn Mio]]), and Creator/AyaHirano ([[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Haruhi]])...
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* ''Seikon 'The ending themes for 'Seikon no Qwaser'' has an ending theme called season 1, titled "Passionate squall". It contains squall" and "Wishes Hypocrites", serve as a way for several of the show's seiyuu for characters that are extremely, extremely minor...just so they could put on a song with - Creator/AyumiFujimura ([[Manga/MaidSama Misaki]]), Creator/AkiToyosaki ([[Manga/KOn Yui]]), Creator/MinoriChihara ([[Anime/GaReiZero Kagura]], [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Yuki]]), Creator/YokoHikasa ([[Manga/KOn Mio]]), and Creator/AyaHirano ([[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Haruhi]])...Haruhi]]) - to show off their combined singing skills.
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* Creator/JimmyNail, a former nightclub singer who had had a UK hit single after Series 1, was given a chance to display his singing in Series 2 of ''Series/AufWiedersehenPet''.
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* Creator/RogerLloydPack got several opportunities to show off his chops as a singer after Owen joined the church choir in ''Series/TheVicarOfDibley''.
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* In ''Film/Paris36'', Creator/NoraArnezeder provided her own singing. She never ventured into professional singing afterwards, but her main song in the film still got a nomination for the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestOriginalSong.
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* In ''Film/Paris36'', Creator/NoraArnezeder provided her own singing. She never ventured into professional singing afterwards, but her main song in the film still got a nomination for the UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardForBestOriginalSong.MediaNotes/AcademyAwardForBestOriginalSong.
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* ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'': Creator/GeorgeTakei didn't know how to fence prior to being cast for ''Star Trek'', though he said he could learn in order to better his chances at landing the role; when granted the role of Sulu he went out that weekend to do just that. In the episode "[[Recap/StarTrekS1E4TheNakedTime The Naked Time]]" he finally got to put his skills to practice after suggesting that he fences instead of running around with a katana playing samurai, as the writers initially intended.
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* ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'': Creator/GeorgeTakei didn't know how to fence prior to being cast for ''Star Trek'', though he said he could learn in order to better his chances at landing was a huge fan of the role; when granted Robin Hood movies of the role of Sulu he went out that weekend to do just that. 40's and 50's, which had fencing in them. In the episode "[[Recap/StarTrekS1E4TheNakedTime The Naked Time]]" he finally got to put his skills to practice after suggesting that he fences instead of running around with a katana playing samurai, as Time]]", the writers screenwriters initially intended.planned to have Takei act like a Japanese Samurai under the influence of the virus, which Takei diplomatically referred to as "ethnically consistent" (read: stereotypical), and inspired by the movies he watched as a child suggested that he could fence instead. The screenwriters asked him if he could fence and he told them it was his favorite sport and he fenced when he was young, so they okayed the change. Takei then swiftly arranged to have his very first fencing lesson ever before the episode started filming, and discovered he liked it so much that he actually kept at it.
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* [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] by ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'' with Troy Baker's character Joel; he mentions he can play guitar, but we never get to see it onscreen.
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* [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] by ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'' with Troy Baker's Creator/TroyBaker's character Joel; he mentions he can play guitar, but we never get to see it onscreen.
** Joel gets to show off his guitar (and singing) skills in the [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII sequel]], where he's still played by TroyBaker.Baker.
** Ditto with Creator/AshleyJohnson, who sings [[Music/AHa "Take On Me"]] to Dina in the sequel.
** Joel gets to show off his guitar (and singing) skills in the [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII sequel]], where he's still played by Troy
** Ditto with Creator/AshleyJohnson, who sings [[Music/AHa "Take On Me"]] to Dina in the sequel.
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* ''Anime/SailorMoon'' has a song sung by Minako Aino called "Route Venus", which, in the Viz dub, got a localised version, sung by Minako's voice actress, Creator/CheramiLeigh.
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* ''Anime/SailorMoon'' has a song sung performed by Minako Aino called "Route Venus", which, in the Viz dub, got a localised version, sung performed by Minako's voice actress, Creator/CheramiLeigh.
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals with her classmates in their garage. In one scene of the film that focuses on her band, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals with her classmates in their garage. In one scene of the film that focuses on her band, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing and guitar skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool''). Her vocal ability is showcased once again near the end of the film [[spoiler:when Anne ''finally'' sings Hymn 567 (O Holy Night) to wake her father up from a coma in hospital.]]
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals with her classmates in their garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals with her classmates in their garage. In one scene of the film, film that focuses on her band, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in their garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals with her classmates in their garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her their garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool.''
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool.''''Film/NotCool'').
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[CreatorKiller grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool.''
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[CreatorKiller [[StarDerailingRole grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool.''
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockAndRollIsEvil vampire music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[CreatorKiller grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool.''
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* Anne from ''Beyond the Farthest Star'' is a {{goth}} brought up by a Christian evangelical family, whose father criticises her for her "[[RockAndRollIsEvil vampire "[[RockMeAsmodeus vampire]] [[RottenRockAndRoll music]]" rehearsals in her garage. In one scene of the film, we're given a glimpse of her actress Creator/CheramiLeigh's singing skills, albeit only for the chorus before her father interrupts her. They actually came up with an original song for the scene, titled "Disappearing Act", but it has never been released in any capacity (most likely due to Cherami's live action career [[CreatorKiller grinding to a halt]] after the following year's ''Film/NotCool.''
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Rhea sings the "Song of the Nabeateans", which means her English and Japanese voice actresses, Creator/KikukoInoue and Creator/CheramiLeigh, respectively, get to show off their singing skills, if only for all of ''4 lines'' (it starts off with the vocals and then only the instrumental is left after that). More so for Cherami, as Kikuko Inoue was already established as a professional singer by then.
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* ''Anime/SailorMoon'' has a song sung by Minako Aino called "Route Venus", which, in the Viz dub, got a localised version, sung by Creator/CheramiLeigh.
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* The DoItYourselfThemeTune in ''Manga/CellsAtWork'', which in Japanese is sung by the voice actors of the characters who also happen to be singers (namely, Creator/KanaHanazawa as Red and Creator/DaisukeOno as Killer T Cell), gets a translation for the English dub, which means Creator/CheramiLeigh (Red) and Creator/RobbieDaymond (T) get to show off their singing skills.
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* This was actually the norm in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood. With film in its infancy and television not being invented yet, most early film stars got their start on the stage. While many of them were pure actors, many others started their careers as singers, dancers or comedians, hence the prevalence of gratuitous musical numbers in early talkies or slapstick physical comedy in otherwise dramatic films. That's just what the stars knew best.
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** Then there are the various songs sung by Vic Fontaine, played by James Darren.
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