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This March, he is featured as the voice of the Viking 'Gobber' in the animated feature "How to Train Your Dragon."
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"Many people are inclined to believe that gentlemen are generously purchasing luxury gifts for women in China, but our observation is that the great majority of the buyers are women who have achieved great success in their business and are now rewarding themselves with the finer things in life," says Christian Gobber , managing director of Maserati China.
In China, Women Begin Splurging Laurie Burkitt 2011
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This means you are not conforming to the wishes of the powers to be, so you have no choice but to leave the Gobber Party.
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"Many people are inclined to believe that gentlemen are generously purchasing luxury gifts for women in China, but our observation is that the great majority of the buyers are women who have achieved great success in their business and are now rewarding themselves with the finer things in life," says Christian Gobber , managing director of Maserati China.
In China, Women Begin Splurging Laurie Burkitt 2011
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Mr. Ferguson plays Gobber, a garrulous blacksmith with prosthetic body parts who mentors the movie's young hero, voiced by Jay Baruchel.
The Laugh King of Scotland John Jurgensen 2010
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Mr. Ferguson plays Gobber, a garrulous blacksmith with prosthetic body parts who mentors the movie's young hero, voiced by Jay Baruchel.
The Laugh King of Scotland John Jurgensen 2010
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Mr. Ferguson plays Gobber, a garrulous blacksmith with prosthetic body parts who mentors the movie's young hero, voiced by Jay Baruchel.
The Laugh King of Scotland John Jurgensen 2010
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In recent years, Ferguson's been in big demand as the voice in countless kids' films, including Gobber the Belch in
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed GAYLE MacDONALD 2011
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This becomes obvious at dragon-slaying boot camp, much to the disappointment of his father, the Viking chief, Stoick the Vast (voiced with a Scottish brogue by Gerard Butler), and his blacksmith mentor Gobber (voiced by Craig Ferguson).
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This becomes obvious at dragon-slaying boot camp, much to the disappointment of his father, the Viking chief, Stoick the Vast (voiced with a Scottish brogue by Gerard Butler), and his blacksmith mentor Gobber (voiced by Craig Ferguson).
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