Tag: Voice Actor

Serpentorslair Staff · March 5, 2025

Remembering George Lowe: The Iconic Voice of Space Ghost Passes Away at 67

March 5, 2025March 5, 2025 Serpentorslair Staff1990s cartoons, Adult Animation, Adult Swim, Animation, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Cartoon Network, Comedy, cult classic, entertainment industry, George Lowe, Hanna-Barbera, late-night talk show, Robot Chicken, Space Ghost, Space Ghost Coast to Coast, Squidbillies, television history, The Brak Show, voice acting legend, Voice Actor0 comment

The world of animation and voice acting has lost a legend. George Lowe, the unmistakable voice behind Space Ghost in Space Ghost Coast to Coast, has passed away at the age of 67. His remarkable career spanned decades, bringing laughter and entertainment to fans worldwide. Lowe’s signature deep voice and impeccable comedic timing made Space Ghost one of the most unique and beloved animated hosts in television history. The Rise of a Voice Acting Icon Born on November 10, 1957, in Dunedin, Florida, George Lowe discovered his passion for broadcasting…

Serpentorslair Staff · June 23, 2024

Exploring the Voice Behind the Characters: A Journey Through Tara Strong’s Iconic Roles

June 23, 2024June 23, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffAnimation, Avatar, Batgirl, Batman, BeetleJuice, Ben 10, Bill & Ted, Bubbles, Care Bears, Dil Pickles, Fairly Odd Parents, Family Guy, Futurama, Garbage Pail Kids, Hello Kitty, Ice Age, iconic characters, Inspector Gadget, Justice League, Lion-o, Mary-Jane, Monsters University, My Little Pony, Penny, Powerpuff Girls, Raven, Rugrats, Sing, Spiderman, Super Mario, Tara Strong, Ted film, Teen Titans, Thundercats, Timmy Turner, Toronto, Transformers, Uncle Grandpa, video game voices, Voice Actor, X-Men0 comment

Story By Mitchell Smith Hello everybody today I’m taking a look at voice actor Tara Strong. Born in 1973 in Toronto, Canada. Strong was interested in acting at a young age and from the late eighties to today she has voiced some of the most memorable characters in modern animation. In 1987 Strong voiced Hello Kitty along with other shows like Care Bears, Garbage Pail Kids, and the animated series Beetlejuice. Rolling into the nineties Strong picked up rolls in Super Mario, Bill & Ted, and X-Men. In the late…

Serpentorslair Staff · June 16, 2024

A Tribute to Donald Messick: The Voice Behind Your Favorite Cartoons

June 16, 2024June 18, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffanimation history, Astro, Azrael the cat, Bam-Bam, Boo-Boo, Captain Caveman, Cartoon Characters, cartoon legacy, classic cartoons, Donald Messick, Dr. Benton, Dreamy, famous voice actors, gi joe, Hampton J. Pig, Heathcliff, Hong Kong Phooey, Inch High Private Eye, Jabberjaw, Johnny Quest, Muttley, Papa Smurf, Ranger Smith, Saturday morning cartoons, Scooby Doo, Scrappy Doo, television history, The Jetsons, The Smurfs, Tiny Toons, Transformers, Voice Actor, Wacky Racers, Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch0 comment

Story by Mitchell Smith Hello everybody today I’m taking a look at voice actor Donald Messick. Many of you may not know the name or face but you certainly know some of his many characters he voiced over the years. Messick was born in Buffalo in 1926 and worked right up till he passed away in 1997. Messick started out as a ventriloquist and did radio shows. One of his first characters he voiced was Andy from “The Raggedy Ann show”. In 1949 Messick got his first gig on television…

Serpentorslair Staff · February 25, 2024

Buster Jones: The Voice Behind the Icons of 1980s Animation

February 25, 2024February 26, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s animation, animation legends, Black Vulcan, Blaster, Buster Jones, Casey Kasem, Dick Clark’s Soul Unlimited, Doc, Extreme Ghostbusters, Frank Welker, gi joe, Lane College, Paris, Super Friends, Tennessee, The Real Ghostbusters, Transformers, voice acting icons, Voice Actor, Winston Zeddemore0 comment

Hello everybody. Today I’m taking a look at voice actor Buster Jones. Born in 1943 in Paris, Tennessee Jones grew up and went to Lane College in Jackson, TN. While attending school Jones was in a band and took a job as a disc jockey. He would work in DC and LA where he would take voice parts in commercials and eventually lead him into some of the greatest 1980’s characters. Jones would voice Black Vulcan on the popular Super Hero cartoon Super Friends. Along side other great voice actors…

Serpentorslair Staff · February 11, 2024

Unveiling the Brilliance: Exploring the Enigmatic Career of Arthur Burghardt

February 11, 2024February 12, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffA Rage in Harlem, acting career, animation industry, Arthur Burghardt, Baroness, Cartoon's, Character, Christopher Collins, Cobra Commander, Destro, Devastator, Diff'rent Strokes, Ghostbusters, gi joe, Hill Street Blues, Interview, Killjoy, Knots Landing, Monsters Inc, Morgan Lofting, Network, One Life to Live, Retro-Toy Con, Santa Barbara, Scooby-Doo, soap opera, The Jeffersons, Tom & Jerry kids, Transformers, Ultimate Spider-Man, Venom, Video Games, villain, Voice Actor, World of Warcraft0 comment

Story By Mitchell Smith Hello everyone. Today we take a look at legendary voice actor Arthur Burghardt, born in 1947 in New York City. Burghardt is a humble man who lives a private life. Burghardt has had many rolls over the years including original GI Joe’s Destro, Stalker, and Iceberg. He brought a powerful voice to Destro and really developed the character into one of the most popular characters in the Joe lineup. Along with GI Joe, Burghardt voiced Devastator for the Transformers, Venom in Ultimate Spider-Man and various other…

Serpentorslair Staff · January 24, 2024

From Cobra Commander to Starscream: The Untold Legacy of Chris Latta, Voice of Villains, and the Tragic Symphony of His Life

January 24, 2024January 26, 2024 Serpentorslair Staffaddiction, animated series, Animation, animation history, character portrayal, Chris Latta, Cobra Commander, cult classic, entertainment industry, Frank Welker, G.I. Joe, Grebnedlog, iconic characters, industry challenges, Inspector Gadget, lasting influence, Legacy, memorable characters, Neil Ross, Paklid alien, peer reflections, Roadhouse, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Starscream, tragic end, Transformers, troubled life, voice acting community, voice acting legend, Voice Actor, voiceover talent0 comment

Christopher Collins, better known by his stage name Chris Latta, was a legendary voice actor whose talent left an indelible mark on the world of animation and entertainment. Born on August 30, 1949, in New York City, Latta’s career spanned various iconic characters and projects. Unfortunately, his life was marked by struggles that ultimately led to a tragic end. This article delves into the multifaceted career of Chris Latta, exploring his notable roles, contributions, and the challenges he faced. The Voice Behind the Legends: Chris Latta became a household name…

Serpentorslair Staff · January 22, 2024

Megatron’s Resonance: Unraveling the Legacy of the Iconic 1980s Sunbow Cartoon Villain and Voice Maestro Frank Welker

January 22, 2024January 22, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s cartoons, animated series, animation history, Autobots, Decepticons, Frank Welker, iconic characters, Megatron, Megatron's relevance, nostalgia, Pop Culture, Sunbow, Transformers, Transformers franchise, Transformers Legacy, voice acting, Voice Actor0 comment

In the vibrant landscape of 1980s animated television, few characters cast as long and influential a shadow as Megatron, the nefarious Decepticon leader from the Sunbow-produced Transformers series. Voiced by the incomparable Frank Welker, Megatron emerged as an emblematic villain whose impact transcends decades and continues to captivate audiences in 2024. Welker’s portrayal of Megatron was nothing short of iconic, etching the character into the annals of pop culture history. The deep, resonant voice that Welker lent to Megatron became synonymous with the character’s cunning, power-hungry persona. Welker’s ability to…

Serpentorslair Staff · December 12, 2023

“Yo Joe! The Battle Cry Resounds: Bill Ratner’s Legendary Journey as the Voice of Flint in G.I. Joe Unveiled”

December 12, 2023December 13, 2023 Serpentorslair Staff1980s, animated series, Animation, animation industry, Auditions, Ben 10, Bill Ratner, Collector's Set, Comic Book Store, Documentaries, Encounter, Flint, G.I.Joe, Hasbro, Knowing is Half the Battle, Lady Jaye, Legacy, Manhattan, Mary McDonald-Lewis, Mass Effect, Michael Bell, Movies, nostalgia, Now You Know, NPR, Parent Groups, Public Service Announcements, Special Features, Studio City, Sunbow, The Moth Story Slams, Timeless Impact, Transformers, Video Games, Voice Actor, Wally Burr0 comment

In the realm of 1980s animated glory, where heroes and villains clashed against the backdrop of explosive battles, one voice cut through the chaos with an unforgettable charisma – the voice of Flint in the iconic G.I. Joe animated series. Bill Ratner, the man behind the microphone, embarked on a legendary journey, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of G.I. Joe fans. From auditions that felt like an old Hollywood “cattle call” to chance encounters in comic book stores, Ratner’s tale is as thrilling as the animated adventures he…