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5,000+
Don LaFontaine recorded more than 5,000 film trailers over the course of his career.
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750,000
In addition to film trailers, LaFontaine recorded 750,000 television spots, including commercials and promos.
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7/day
By the end of his life, LaFontaine had a home studio and was averaging seven voiceovers a day.
Applied to Love Island during 90-question form
Kenzie applied to Love Island on a whim after studying all day, filling out a 90-question application while eating dinosaur nuggets at 4PM.
Final line: 'In a world…' on Phineas and Ferb
LaFontaine's last recorded performance was on the Phineas and Ferb episode 'The Chronicles of Meep,' where his final line was 'In a world.'
Secret kiss with Corbin kept hidden
Kenzie kissed Corbin in secret and regrets not disclosing it, acknowledging it likely led Caleb on and contributed to his hurt feelings.
Girls backed Sincere over Kenzie at movie night
After movie night, most of the villa's women sided with Sincere despite his repeated dishonesty, while criticizing Kenzie for exploring multiple connections.
Voice of God for all 4 major US networks + UPN
LaFontaine became the in-house voice for all four major US television networks, plus the 'overlooked fifth' UPN, as well as TNT, TBS, and Cartoon Network.
Dylan cried when Kenzie told him about Gaul kiss
Dylan became visibly emotional when Kenzie told him she had kissed Gaul, which paradoxically made Kenzie trust him more because it showed he genuinely cared.
First independent assignment: Godfather Part II
When LaFontaine launched Don LaFontaine Associates in 1976, his very first assignment was the trailer for The Godfather Part II.
