Lee Marshall, the man who gave Tony the Tiger his voice, has died, he was 67.
Marshall’s thunderous bass earned him gigs as a wrestling announcer, DJ and voice-over actor.
Yet he became best known for uttering just two words while pitching Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes cereal.
Marshall, whom provided the famous “There Grrrreat!” died last month in a Santa Monica hospital of esophageal cancer, reports the Los Angeles Times.
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