10 Actresses with the Most Distinct Voices in Hollywood

Cree Summer:

Known for her raspy texture and distinctive crackle, Cree Summer has lent her voice to iconic animated characters in Rugrats, Danny Phantom, and Codename: Kids Next Door. 

Carol Channing: 

Carol Channing s bawdy and raspy voice stole the show in films like Thoroughly Modern Millie and Skidoo, earning her numerous award nominations and wins.

Whoopi Goldberg:

Whoopi Goldberg s vocal versatility ranges from low and scratchy to sultry and wheezing, enhancing her comedic performances in films like Sister Act and Ghost. 

Megan Mullally: 

Synonymous with the snide, haughty voice of Karen Walker in Will & Grace, Megan Mullally masterfully adapts her voice to bring each character she portrays to life. 

Demi Moore: 

Demi Moore s distinct, low voice made her a standout in films like Indecent Proposal and A Few Good Men, adding to her allure as a sex symbol.

Marilyn Monroe:

Hollywood s icon, Marilyn Monroe had a musical and lilting voice, both in speaking and singing, that entranced audiences and solidified her status as a Hollywood icon. 

Katharine Hepburn:

Katharine Hepburn overcame early criticism of her shrill voice with the help of a speech coach, transforming it into a refined patrician accent.

Pauley Perrette:

With her beautiful and distinctive voice, characterized by its raspiness, Pauley Perrette brought depth and authenticity to her portrayal of Abby Sciuto in NCIS.

Drew Barrymore:

From her early roles in E.T. to her recent endeavors, Drew Barrymore s voice remains a distinctive and endearing aspect of her performances. 

Lauren Bacall:

If you think of a deep and sultry voice, it has to be Lauren Bacall. Her voice made her the epitome of the femme fatale in classic Hollywood noir films.