LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Don LaFontaine, the man who popularized the now loved-catch phrase, "in a world where…" and lent his voice to thousands of movie previews, has died. He was 68.LaFontaine ...

In a world where movie trailers can last as long as some movies but make their pitch in a single melodramatic sentence, this is the voice you hear. (Soundbite of movie trailer) Mr. DON LAFONTAINE ...

In a world where movie trailers would not be movie trailers without melodramatic voiceovers, no man could touch the "king of the voiceovers," Don LaFontaine. Seducing moviegoers into theaters for more ...

In a world of people who all coyly say "In a world . . ." and everyone gets the joke . . . In a world where the trailers are almost always better than the movies . . . In a world where everything ...

Movie trailers have undergone many changes since they were first rolled out behind the feature presentation in the early 1910s. But in recent years, trailers have lost something: their voice. For ...

Decades before Hollywood fame as a voiceover artist, Don LaFontaine showed his ability to display dramatic scenes with his childhood antics in Duluth. LaFontaine, who did narration for nearly 5,000 ...

Republicans denounced the media at their convention, this week, so perhaps politicians of both stripes will be delighted to hear of this media mistake - which we made. In our tribute, this week, to ...

Only problem was that I was 18 years old and didn’t know what I didn’t know so it took me a solid 20+ years before the advice finally took root. #voiceactor ...

LaFontaine’s agent Vanessa Gilbert says the voiceover artist died Monday as a result of complications from the treatment of an ongoing illness at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. LaFontaine ...

Don LaFontaine, the man who popularized the now-loved catchphrase “in a world where…” and lent his voice to thousands of movie previews, died Monday of a collapsed lung in Los Angeles. He was 68.