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VOICES: The Danny Gans Story (2025)
VOICES follows filmmaker Andrew Davies Gans as he retraces the improbable rise of his father, Danny Gans—a complete unknown who became “The Man of Many Voices” and a Las Vegas legend, captivating audiences with his remarkable singing impressions until his untimely death at the age of 52. What begins as a son’s search for answers becomes a deeply personal portrait of legacy, loss, and the voices that shape us—and the choice to carry them forward or give voice to something new.
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VOICES follows filmmaker Andrew Davies Gans as he retraces the improbable rise of his father, Danny Gans—a complete unknown who became “The Man of Many Voices” and a Las Vegas legend, captivating audiences with his remarkable singing impressions until his untimely death at the age of 52. What begins as a son’s search for answers becomes a deeply personal portrait of legacy, loss, and the voices that shape us—and the choice to carry them forward or give voice to something new.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Andrew Davies Gans
In Theaters:10/28/2025
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Runtime:104 minutes
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