The Voice of Bell
Bell is a telecommunications company that provides telephone, internet and television services in Canada. The company has been around since 1880 and is one of the largest providers of communication services in the country.
The voice of Bell is an iconic figure in Canadian culture. It is the voice that has been used to advertise Bell’s products and services for decades. The voice was first heard in the 1950s and has become synonymous with the brand.
Who Was the Voice of Bell?
The original voice of Bell was actor Lorne Greene. He was best known for his role as Ben Cartwright on the classic western TV series Bonanza. Greene provided the voice for Bell from 1956 until his death in 1987.
After Greene’s death, actor Gordon Pinsent took over as the voice of Bell. Pinsent had already established himself as a successful actor, having appeared in numerous films and television shows. He continued to provide the voice for Bell until his retirement in 2011.
Today, the voice of Bell is provided by actor Eric Peterson. Peterson is best known for his role as Oscar Leroy on Corner Gas, a popular Canadian sitcom. He has been providing the voice for Bell since 2011.