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 ""The Man of a Thousand Voices"" 

I took the liberty of editing the following statement:

""Little has long been known as a top impersonator of famous people throughout the world, which has earned him the nickname ""The Man of a Thousand Voices,"" a name which notable voice actor Mel Blanc once held.""

Besides the grammar errors (a title is not a ""name"" or a ""nickname""), the latter half of the sentence is not an objective statement  it makes it sound like Little and Blanc faced off in a bid for the title and Blanc lost. That's simply foolish and inaccurate.

Blanc was the first to be given this title and he will forever be ""The Man of a Thousand Voices"". Little would more accurately be ""The Man of a Thousand Impressions"", but Blanc's title has been used to refer to Little also by less-informed individuals (primarily media reporters unfamiliar with Blanc or his huge volume of work and repertoire that frankly make Little's look like a dwarf by comparison).

I changed the statement so it reads more objectively:

""Little has long been known as a top impersonator of famous people throughout the world, which has resulted in him being refered to as ""The Man of a Thousand Voices"" (a title also associated with voice actor Mel Blanc).

  Voiceroy"