RICH LITTLE: A Man of a Thousand Voices.

The article focuses on Rich Little, a Canadian-American impressionist and voice actor renowned for his impersonations of famous figures, particularly during the 1960s and ’70s. Little began his career in Canadian nightclubs and gained prominence through performances on American television, including The Judy Garland Show and The Tonight Show, where he became a favorite guest. He reflects on his experiences with various celebrities, including his fondness for President Reagan and his interactions with the Rat Pack. Little discusses the evolution of comedy, the impact of social media, and his ongoing performances in Las Vegas, emphasizing his commitment to entertaining audiences while navigating the sensitivities of contemporary humor.