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Message: <blockquote data-quote="phantomfriar2002" data-source="post: 7065" data-attributes="member: 349">Why would they? When she did the voice work for MM, nobody in the world knew who she was. Her involvement likely isn't any different than any  voice artist who worked on that or any other table. As long as they have the rights to the table, they likely had the rights to her voice. She can't renegotiate a contract because she became famous years after the fact.If it's a recorded sample, voice over, etc. from an established celebrity who had their own contract involved, then there's extra licensing involved. I can't imagine Tina Fey in 1997 (or whenever) had any kind of specialized deal doing voice work for a pinball table.</blockquote>

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