Here’s What These 23 Well-Known Voices Actually Look Like

What the f**k? I thought it was just random voice like just generated

In January, 1961, Mel Blanc was in a near-fatal car crash. He was in a coma for two weeks and was unresponsive. About two weeks after the accident, one of Blanc's neurologists tried a different approach than just trying to address Blanc himself: address his characters. Blanc was asked, "How are you feeling today, Bugs Bunny?" After a slight pause, Blanc answered, in a weak voice, "Eh... just fine, Doc. How are you?" The doctor then asked Tweety if he was there, too. "I tawt I taw a puddy tat," was the reply.

There's an adorable video once where Nancy was buying chocolate for a young man and he had no idea that she was the actual voice actress for Bart Simpson.

If you can find it, there is an episode of “Inside the Actors Studio” that was hosted by the late James Lipton, where he had the entire voice actor cast of The Simpson on the show, side by side. It is worthwhile trying to track down, if you can. NBC Universal own the rights and they keep squashing it every time it shows up on YouTube, but you might get lucky.

You can watch Nancy Cartwright's character die, from being eaten by a cartoon, in Twilight Zone: The Movie.

I knew a girl in school who looked almost like her and could do the (english/original) voice, too ... and the german one, too ... she generally was pretty obsessed with the Simpsons, which I found a bit weird, but what isn't weird, usually is no good anyway. She was cool. Hope she still is...

She was also Rufus in Kim Possible.

Funnily enough, in the Czech version, Marge is being voiced by a man (and brilliantly). :)

Pfff

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Yeah but isnt this gender swapping..isnt she taking a job away from x,y,or z

Eastenders to car insurance. That's a range

While other wonderful voice actors have voiced Tigger and Pooh before Jim did, such as Sterling Holloway for Pooh and Paul Winchell for Tigger, he does a fantastic job replicating their voices and brings instant happiness to me whenever I hear him voicing them.

Frank Welker voices tons of cartoon characters. He's the current voice of Scooby Doo ever since Don Messick, the original voice actor for him passed away. He also voices Fred from Scooby Doo.

You mean... ALL of them?!!

This is cool. Didn't BP have an article about a woman who's husband passed, but he made a recording for the metro and she would go to hear him? Then they changed the recording, and finding out how much it meant, sent a tape to the widow? That was sweet.

Also sings "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch"

Oh, he was the diner cook in the first season of Stranger Things.

He voiced tons of other characters on Futurama including but not limited to professor and crab doctor (forgot his name)

Yes! Agent P!

Tara Strong is a freaking voice actress legend!

Itza meeee, Mar...tinet!

Another classic voice actor. Sadly he's no longer around.

*home depot music intensifies*

OH YA!

She also voices Buttercup from the original Powerpuff Girls series.

The duck was originally voiced by Gilbert Gottfried until he got fired from it for an inappropriate remark.

Okay I'll be the first: you've got MAIL!

Aww, I wonder if he has a pokeable tummy.

Redd Pepper used to work on the London Underground as a train driver. He used to do the station announcements in awesome voices and got "discovered"

The Progressive Box? Not Cyril from "Archer", Jerry from "Rick and Morty", or even some of his guest characters??