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You best add Song of the South quickly before Mugabe appears to tell you you're a racist...

Also jazz legends Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollins as well... EDIT: And Al Green!

Foray's death also made me wonder - who becomes the oldest living voice actor, only counting those primarily known as VAs? I think the answer is Doug Young, a Hanna-Barbera regular for minor roles during the 1960s (one of his few title characters being Doggie Daddy) who was born in 1919 and very low profile but seemingly still alive. Mark Evanier did a radio chat with him a decade ago so I'd assume if he went Evanier's blog would make mention of it, albeit very unlikely he QOs.

Song of the South

Here's a quick list of the (presumed) living voice actors from the first 20 Disney Animated Classics. It includes both credited and uncredited performers. Quite a few of them only ever had a small speaking role in a single film, and so I doubt they would get an obituary meaning a few of these could already be dead. The most recent film to have no surviving cast is The Lady and The Tramp (1955). The oldest surviving Disney Princess is Mary Costa, who voiced Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty and is aged 87. Snow White Pinocchio: Patricia Page Fantasia: Corey Burton, Hugh Douglas, Tim Matheson Dumbo: Harold Manley, Tony Neil, Billy Sheets Bambi: Stan Alexander, Bobette Audrey, Peter Behn, Janet Chapman, Jeanne Christy, Dolyn Bramston Cook, Donnie Dunagan, Ann Gillis, Babs Nelson, Sandra Lee Richards, Francesca Santoro, Bobby Stewart Saludos Amigos The Three Caballeros: Dora Luz Make Mine Music Fun and Fancy Free Melody Time The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr Toad: Edmond Stevens Cinderella: William Phipps, Earl Keen, John Woodbury, Lucille Williams, Clint McCauley, June Sullivan, Helen Seibert Alice in Wonderland: Kathryn Beaumont, Bob Hamlin Peter Pan: Kathryn Beaumont, Paul Collins, Tony Butala, Carol Coombs, Connie Hilton, Margaret Kerry, Karen Kester, Johnny McGovern, Norma Jean Nilsson, Jeffrey Silver, Stuffy Singer, Anne Whitfield Lady and the Tramp Sleeping Beauty: Mary Costa 101 Dalmatians: Cate Bauer, David Frankham, Lisa Davis, Mickey Maga, Barbara Beaird, Mimi Gibson, Sandra Abbott, Jeanne Bruns The Sword in the Stone: Richard Reitherman, Robert Reitherman, Fred Darian The Jungle Book: Bruce Reitherman, Clint Howard, Chad Stuart, Lord Tim Hudson, Darleen Carr, Leo DeLyon, Pete Henderson The Aristocats: Lord Tim Hudson, Dean Clark, Liz English, Monica Evans, Carole Shelley, Roddy Maude-Roxby, Ruth Buzzi, Peter Renaday

George Clinton Al Green Charles Bradley Snoop Dogg 50 cent P Diddy R Kelly Dr Dre Chris Brown Rhianna Beyonce Jay Z Janet Jackson Jackie Jackson Tito Jackson Jermaine Jackson Marlon Jackson Randy Jackson La Toya Jackson Rebbie Jackson Cissy Housten Leontyne Pryce Dave Bartholomew Nile Rodgers

Fats Domino Little Richard. Dionne Warwick Mary Wilson Shirley Bassey Chaka Khan Otis Williams Lionel Richie ?

Tears of a clown.

Franklin definitely. Concert cancellations is never a good thing...

I nearly expected this to be a black metal legends poll, and expected people like Fenriz and Varg Vikernes. Aretha Franklin will go first however imo.

Deep......

I bet the white farmers have no wi_fi.Seems very racist that.

This is the type of research that I like. Might stuff one or two of them on a B Team if I come around to making one...

Such a shame she got so close to 100 without making it.

He only gets work because Deep Roy is getting old.

I'm fairly sure he must be suicidal now he is only worth 90.7 BILLION!!

It's always dawniest just before the dark....

Is that about his current skin colour?

I was surprised to find out that Dance the Kung Fu was also a big hit in Germany: Top10 chart run (DTKF entered the Top10 when Kung Fu Fighting lost its No.1 spot): Kung Fu Fighting: 9-3-2-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-4-2-2-4-4-6-7-7-out (Top50 for 27 weeks) Dance the Kung Fu: 10-5-5-8-5-6-8-x-8-out (Top50 for 19 weeks)

That would be the most appropriate DDP death of all time....

My knowledge of rap begins and ends with Roland Rat's Rat Rapping...

If only their father wasn't spending so much time on the DL forums. He could have spare time to discipline them.

THAT'S ALL FOLKS! 14/50 27th July 2017 The legendary voice actress June Foray has died to give The Crowdsourced Deathlist a record equaling hit. Foray was synonymous with American animation in the 20th Century, supplying voice roles to Cinderella and Tiny Toon Adventures, and nearly everything in between. She was perhaps best known as the Granny in Loony Tune Adventures, or as Witch Hazel, the foe of Bugs Bunny, but she was also known for roles in Rocky and Bullwinkle, DuckTales, Peter Pan, and many, many others. Her IMDB names over 300 other roles, a feat that puts even known workaholics like Donald Sutherland to shame. Foray also helped create many sleepless nights for fans of another genre, as the voice of killer doll Talky Tina in the Twilight Zone. "My name is Talky Tina, and I don't like you!" Her career, which was encouraged early due to family financial issues, began in 1929, and lasted until 2014 - an astonishing length of time - and stretched into radio, film, song and even video games too. She died, two months before her 100th birthday, and was in 46th place in this, her first appearance on the list.

Cancer and my name is Larry...

I had a look through the Wikipedia page for people who have ALS, and I found the ones who are still alive, and compiled a list of what they're known for (to help theme teams), what age they are and when they were diagnosed. Augie Nieto (entrepreneur, 58/59, diagnosed in 2005) Fernando Ricksen (footballer, 40, diagnosed in 2013) Marian Cisovsky (footballer, 37, diagnosed in 2014) Stephen Hillenburg (cartoonist, 55, diagnosed in 2017) Stephen Hawking (physicist, 75, diagnosed in 1963) Steve Gleason (American football, 40, diagnosed in 2011) Jerome Golmard (tennis, 43, diagnosed in 2014) Neale Daniher (Aussie rules, 56, diagnosed in 2013) Dwight Clark (American football, 60, diagnosed in 2017) Jeff Capel II (American football, 64, diagnosed in 2014) OJ Brigance (American football, 47, diagnosed in 2007) Jason Becker (guitarist, 47, diagnosed in 1990)