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‘Here With You’
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I always dreamed of hosting a talk show. I got my big break as a young intern at K9-TV. Woof Blitzer, host of “Kennel Talk”, came down with cat scratch fever after an interview with a stray cat and the big dogs at the network asked me sit in his chair. I was so nervous I almost drooled on camera, but I was determined to show them what I could do. Now I wag my tail on my own show, interviewing fascinating guests and sharing important issues with my viewers.
- Roxy
January 9, 2012
Photo Submission from Claire
ah! some orange juice and a sandwich in the morning. nothing better!!
December 12, 2011
It’s Snowing!
Click the snowglobe to give it a shake.
The more you shake, the more it snows!
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July 11, 2011
Roxy Interviews Toki
Roxy interviews Toki from TokiPoki.com. Visit the Hollywoof Interviews to read the full story.
April 20, 2011
Photo Submission from Grace
It looks like Powder, Bailey, Roxy, and Toby have to wear the cones of shame today.
February 25, 2011
Post Submission from chrissy
roxy just told me about her room and i have misty she was showing me her show then i took her for a walki then singed roxy’s song i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
January 28, 2011
Interview with Debi Derryberry
Roxy: How did you first get into voice acting and how did you become the voice of Jimmy Neutron?
I graduated pre-med at UCLA and decided I didn’t want to go to medical school as much as I wanted to sing country music, so I moved to Nashville, TN to be a country singer and got lots of gigs doing jingles in a kid’s voice. I had an agent who got me a job being a body double for 10-12 year old boys on “Ernest Goes to Camp,” which paid more than waiting tables. One of the mothers on the set said I should be in cartoons and the thought never crossed my mind, so at 23-24 years old I went for it and pursued casting agents in Hollywood. I wrote them letters and sent jingles, and they all responded that I was great but had to live in LA. I got a part at the Tennessee Repertoire Theatre in the play “To Kill A Mockingbird” as Scout…got noticed, so I got a part in the TV series, “Hey Vern, It’s Ernest” playing a twin clown boy. After that I moved back to LA. Ginny McSwain, a great animation voice director, called International Creative Management (ICM) and said they should sign me and they did! So I started booking cartoons. And it’s now been 20 years!
I auditioned with hundreds of other voice actors for Jimmy Neutron and was chosen! Luckily at that time, movie studios didn’t think you needed a mega-movie-star voice to make a good animation movie.
Roxy: Are there a lot of kids who do voice-over acting?
Now more than ever there are! Read the rest of this entry »
November 17, 2010
Roxy – Los Angeles, California
Too late! I just read your post, Lexi !
Thanks for thinking of me. It’s not that I’m sensitive, i’m getting too fat to jump up on the couch when I have to do my interviews! I’m trying to eat from a smaller bowl and get more exercise. In the mean time, I’ll be fatter – oops, I mean flattered – to wear your new jeans!