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Encyclopedia > Joe Dougherty

Joe Dougherty was a voice actor for Warner Brothers and originally did the voice for Porky Pig, but since he took too long to say anything (he actually stuttered), Warners gave him the boot and signed Mel Blanc on to do Porky Pig's voice.


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NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Joe Dougherty (223 words)
Joe Dougherty was a voice actor for Warner Brothers and originally did the voice for Porky Pig, but since he took too long to say anything (he actually stuttered), Warners gave him the boot and signed Mel Blanc on to do Porky Pig's voice.
Joe Dougherty ­ Joe Dougherty has worked as a management consultant in the USA and Europe for the last ten years.
Joe is married and he and his wife, Barbara, plan to move back to US in 2005.
THE MYSTERY READER reviews: Playing Dead by R.G. Belsky (455 words)
Former newspaper reporter Joe Dougherty is summoned to Ossining State Prison by David Galvin, a convicted serial murderer.
He tells Joe he wishes to say he is sorry to all his victims before he dies.
Joe is put on temporary assignment by his former newspaper to cover the Galvin story.
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