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Ariana Grande<\/a> is coming back to the big screen, this time starring in Focker-in-Law alongside Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller. This is very exciting, considering the fact that Grande is one of the funniest women in America. However, one question settled in before hitting play on the trailer: Which voice would Grande be using? Would she still have the high-pitched Glinda voice she spent three years using while filming and promoting the Wicked<\/a> movies? The one that sounds kind of like if you gave Katharine Hepburn the tiniest hit of helium? Or would she break free of the curse that has plagued Austin Butler<\/a> since Elvis and return to a speaking voice that doesn\u2019t make her sound like a beautiful porcelain doll that\u2019s mysteriously come alive?<\/p>\n Let\u2019s all watch and find out.<\/p>\n She\u2019s back, baby! Grande has seemingly ditched the Glinda timbre in favor of a voice that makes her sound like a real human woman instead of a sparkly pink wannabe witch. Grande\u2019s voice sounds almost, dare I say, deep. Perhaps that\u2019s because she\u2019s playing, as she reveals in the trailer, someone who was once an \u201cFBI hostage negotiator.\u201d Bank robbers and kidnappers probably wouldn\u2019t take a twinkly soprano speaking voice very seriously, which, as an actress, Grande seems to understand and has incorporated into her performance.<\/p>\n