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James Earl Jones' Voice To Be Recreated With AI For Next 'Star Wars'

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After voicing Darth Vader for more than four decades, James Earl Jones is taking a step back from the iconic “Star Wars” role. According to a Vanity Fair report, the 91-year-old’s voice will be re-created by a Ukraine-based “respeecher” to manufacture his voice for future chapters.

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