Larry Moss

April 16, 1930 - February 19, 2014 Larry Moss, premier dialect coach to many celebrated actors in Hollywood, died peacefully in his home in Santa Monica 12 days ago. His daughters and longtime companion were by his side along with two vigilant cats. He was 83, born in Bronx, NY. Larry was a master at dialects and at imitating some of the great actors of our time. This gift extended to helping others with the various aspects of creative choices relating to voice and expressions of a character. In addition to the scores of films and plays he coached, he was an actor himself, and voiced character and dialect roles in over 300 films. He was incredibly likable, a highly respected professional. He was a dedicated animal rights advocate. A gentle and kind soul who enjoyed making others laugh, he will be lovingly remembered. Larry leaves behind the love of his life, Sabrina Good, beloved daughters Laura Flores, Leslie Moskowitz and Sarajoy Borsari, their mother and his former wife, Marianne Moskowitz, son-in-law Mark Flores, grandsons Andrew Flores, Jeremy Flores and Miles Borsari-Araneta, and Sarajoy's spouse, Jeremy Taylor, along with two sisters-in-law, plus a number of nieces, nephews and cousins. And so very many, many friends.