The person responsible for the voices of several characters talks about his assumptions
Hank Azariaknown for giving voice to several characters in The Simpsons, shared his predictions about the end of the iconic animated series and revealed his plans regarding it. In an interview with the portal People, Azariaresponsible for interpreting Moe Szyslak, Chief Wiggum and Comic Book Guyamong others, stated that, currently, he has no intention of leaving the program.
“Well, it would be foolish to leave because they pay me, first of all” he explains.
Whereas The Simpsons underwent another production renewal, now heading into its 36th season at the beginning of this year, the voice actor believes that the series will continue for a few more years.
“You know, we’re doing seasons 35 and 36. I think it would probably be 40. It seems to be going well,” he said. Azariaand added that The Simpsons it continues to have a good impact and there are no plans to close it.
It also says that despite modernizations in the animation market, The Simpsons it was not affected and despite the new design standards, the series is not criticized in this aspect and explains “the animation does not age. The animation gets better and faster.”
The series The Simpsons is available in full via the platform Disney+.
Source: Rollingstone
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