The Bowser voice of Jack Black in the Super Mario Bros. trailer. is not what we expected

"Super Mario Bros." has been the subject of many adaptations in the past. In addition to the 1993 film, in which Dennis Hopper played King Koopa, Bowser's interchangeable name, there was also the 1989 television series "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!" This program featured live-action segments hosted by Mario and Luigi, played by famed wrestler Captain Lou Albano and actor Danny Wells. The two, from their basement apartment in Brooklyn, were talking to the celebrity guest of the week before presenting a lively segment of Mario Bros. set in the Mushroom Kingdom. Albano and Wells also appeared in the animated parts, with veteran Canadian voice actor Harvey Atkin as King Koopa. Atkin's voice was gruff and mean - very "I'll get those plumbers!"

The 1989 live show "King Koopa's Kool Kartoons," an old-fashioned "childcare" show in which an actor in a Bowser costume addressed a young audience before presenting a public domain cartoon, has been virtually lost to history. short. His dog was dressed as a rat. In early episodes, Chris Latta played Bowser. He was replaced by Pat Pinney. The children who appeared on "King Koopa's Kool Kartoons" have all mysteriously disappeared. This last sentence is not true.

Bowser typically only emitted growls in most video games and had no real spoken dialogue. Since "Super Mario Strikers" in 2005, Bowser has been voiced by actor Kenny James.