The central character of the police drama “Chicago P.D.” on NBC is Sergeant Henry “Hank” Voight, director of the intelligence division of the Chicago Police Department. Hank is in charge of the Unit, which looks into a number of incredibly complex crimes and apprehends notorious offenders. Hank guides his team not only with his deductive abilities and experience but also with his incredibly strong voice. Among his other features, his voice strikes out as being very distinctive. Naturally, it must be a mystery to the viewers as to what actually occurred to Jason Beghe, who portrays the mysterious police officer. Here is all the information you need to know about Hank Voight’s voice!
What Happened to Jason Beghe’s Voice?
Jason Beghe, who is well-known for his roles as Royce in “G.I. Jane” and Allan Mann in “Monkey Shines,” has a distinctive deep voice that dates back to his boyhood. The actor told The Daily Beast, “When puberty hit, I went low and there was some gravel.” But his voice was further damaged by a vehicle accident, which led to the current state of it. Beghe explained the shift in his voice to the Sioux City Journal by saying, “I’ve always had a low voice but I was in a bad car accident, I was intubated and in a coma for 3 12 weeks, so it got gravellier.” He joked, “You could brew coffee in the back of my throat.”
