Frank Muller

A Montage

De: Various

Narrado por: Frank Muller

Frank Muller was one of the most talented narrators to ever record a book. As Stephen King said, "[When Frank reads], the blind will see, the lame will walk, and the deaf will hear."

Enjoy this montage of selections from some of Frank's recordings.

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"The Laurence Olivier of the medium." (The Chicago Tribune)
"[He is] the best reader I have ever heard." (The Los Angeles Times)
"The first true superstar reader in the world of spoken word audio." (Library Journal)
"A man who can successfully recreate both Captain Ahab and George Smiley is some kind of genius." (The New York Times Book Review)

Such a sad loss

I too thoroughly enjoy books read by Frank. Like one of the other reviewers I would love to know the names of books that these excerpts were taken from. Can anyone help?

Thank you

I was feeling annoyed for having to switch from Frank Muller to George Guidall after the 4th part of Dark Tower by Stephen King in Wolves of the Calla. George is a master in his own right but after books of Muller’s Roland I just couldn’t get George’s vocalisations of these characters. I am so sorry to hear of his passing and the Dark Tower would never be the same again.
What a talent. Sad that I found you and lost it too soon.

favorite narrator ever

Before listening to Stephen King's, the Talisman, I never really fully appreciated how a narrator could make or break an audio book. Frank Muller changed all that with his multiple voices and depth of expression. I found myself rewinding and listening again just for the hilarity in his cast of characters.

Great tribute to the Best Reader

What made the experience of listening to Frank Muller the most enjoyable?

I listened to Frank Muller night after night as I worked at the Post Office sorting mail. He transported me to so many worlds, as has no other reader before or since. I love this tribute & hope it will introduce new listeners to him. Thank you Audible for continuing to make his books available.

What does Frank Muller bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He became each one of the characters.

Well done

His genius will surely be missed. I have not found another narrator with his talents.

The GOAT

Frank was the first ever narrator I listened to, in The Green Mile. He was amazing, and spoiled me to anyone else. George Guiddal came close, in his best years, and Travis Baldree is up there, as well as Grover Gardner, but, Frank Muller still towers above 'em all. Will anyone ever measure up? It's been over two decades and Frank is still high up in a tier all by himself, the immortal tier. Read for us the many books in heaven Frank. I look forward to one day listening to your new works of art. M

A Voice Still Missed

The first book I ever listened to was Frank's reading of The Great Gatsby. That was the beginning of more than a quarter of a century of listening to books. Soon after that first book, I began to choose books that were read by Frank and was introduced to many brilliant authors I would not have otherwise picked up. Long commutes, days of yard work and vacations spent doing major projects became times I looked forward to because while doing them, I got to listen to Frank's story telling. I was delighted to find this, but was crying by the end.

Sad to hear he is no longer with us

This was a nice tribute to a gifted narrator. I loved listening to him read the stories and was so sad to hear that Frank was no longer with us. I read his biography and sounded like a great person. Rest in Peace, Frank. You are truly missed!

The best to do it

Frank Muller is the greatest narrator of all time. He is the ONLY narrator that I search for by name with Audible. I have bought audiobooks from authors I was unsure about, just to hear him dive into another narrative.

Muller's ability to embody characters, interpret the writer's voice, and always find the perfect delivery for each character, is what made him one of the most sought after narrators in the business. Put simply, he breathes life into the stories he reads, so we can immerse ourselves in literature.

Lastly, Muller has one of those golden voices that a small few are lucky enough to have. It's rich with tone, inflection, and just the right amount of gravel.

Frank Muller's passing is a true tragedy. The literary world lost an invaluable treasure Muller. I'm just glad he left us with such an outstanding and extensive body of work to remember him by.

Incredible narrator!!

I greatly enjoyed the wide selection of audio samples of Mr. Muller. it is truly a tragedy for all that such a great man and talented narrator left us all far too soon. My only critique is that I wish this audio file was longer. Such incredible dramatic ability and versatility!