Talk:Nathan Price

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According to the second pokemon Meowth actor, Maddie Blaustein, Nathan Price's real name is Matthew Sussman. In here: http://www.serebiiforums.com/archive/index.php/t-116935.html she refers to the first Meowth actor as Matthew Sussman and Matt several times, and she also states some actors were credited under pseudonyms, and that she doesnt remember who used what pseudonym because she knows them by their real name. Should this article be moved to there? Right now Matthew Sussman redirects to Jimmy Zoppi which would be incorrect. Alot of places list Matthew Sussman or Nathan Price as the first Meowth voice, and imdb lists both names.

Yes, but he could get into MAJOR trouble if it is revealed that Sussman and Price are the same person, because of union regulations. It's definitely Price who voiced Meowth, because it sounds exactly like a confirmed role he did on The Irresponsible Captain Tylor. Maddie Blaustein only listed his real name because she wasn't aware of his pseudonym. I'm sure if she did, she would have called him Nathan. For now, I don't believe we should list his real name in the article. --PAK Man ^Talk 02:40, 4 September 2007 (UTC)