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Susan Egan is officially a Disney Legend! 🏆
Susan Egan has officially been named a Disney Legend, one of the highest honors given by The Walt Disney Company! She received the recognition during the 2026 Disney Legends Awards ceremony at D23 on August 16.
She is best known for voicing Megara in Disney’s Hercules and for being the original Broadway actress to play Belle in Beauty and the Beast.
Beyond Disney, Egan has also voiced several beloved animated characters, including Rose Quartz in Steven Universe, Lin in Spirited Away, and Madame Gina in Porco Rosso.
From Broadway to Disney classics and beloved animated films, Susan Egan has entertained generations of fans with her incredible talent.
Congratulations to a well-deserved Disney Legend! 👏
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Toy Story, Princess Bride and Young Sheldon Icon, Wallace Shawn Turns 83 Years Old! 🎂🎬
Wallace Shawn has built a wonderfully distinctive career through characters filled with wit, eccentricity, and unmistakable personality. He remains especially beloved as the endlessly quotable Vizzini in The Princess Bride and as the lovable, anxious Rex throughout the Toy Story franchise. His memorable work in Clueless, Young Sheldon, and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine has also helped introduce his unique comic style and unmistakable voice to several generations of viewers.
His résumé stretches across comedy, drama, science fiction, family films, and animation, showing just how versatile he has been throughout his career. From Cyrus Rose in Gossip Girl and Gilbert Huph in The Incredibles to roles in A Goofy Movie, Family Guy, The Good Wife, Evil, and Chicken Little, Shawn has consistently made even smaller supporting characters feel distinctive and memorable.
Some of his most memorable roles include:
Vizzini (The Princess Bride)
Rex (Toy Story Franchise)
Mr. Wendell Hall (Clueless)
Dr. John Sturgis (Young Sheldon)
Gilbert Huph (The Incredibles)
Cyrus Rose (Gossip Girl)
Grand Nagus Zek (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)
Principal Mazur (A Goofy Movie)
Ezra (The Haunted Mansion)
Wallace “Wally” Shawn (My Dinner with André)
Bertram (Family Guy)
Jeff Engels (The Cosby Show)
Charles Lester (The Good Wife / The Good Fight)
Father Frank Ignatius (Evil)
Principal Fetchit (Chicken Little)
With his instantly recognizable voice, sharp comic timing, and one-of-a-kind screen presence, Wallace Shawn has turned even supporting roles into characters audiences remember.
Happy 83rd Birthday, Wallace Shawn! 🎉❤️
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The original voice of Timmy Turner and many South Park characters, Mary Kay Bergman passed away twenty-seven years ago at just 38 🕊️
Remembering a true voice acting legend 🙏
Mary Kay Bergman possessed an extraordinary vocal range that allowed her to disappear into dozens of characters. On South Park, she helped establish the show’s female cast during its earliest years, while her work also reached Disney, DC, Marvel, Scooby-Doo, Captain Planet, and many other animated favorites.
She was also the original voice of Timmy Turner, provided the original yodeling voice for Jessie in Toy Story, and voiced Snow White in various projects, audiobooks, and promotional appearances until her passing in November 1999.
Some of her most memorable roles included:
• Daphne Blake — Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island / Scooby-Doo and the Witch’s Ghost / Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders
• Jessie — Toy Story 2 (Yodeling Voice)
• Wendy Testaburger — South Park
• Liane Cartman — South Park
• Sheila Broflovski — South Park
• Snow White — Disney Promotional Media and Recordings
• Dr. Blight — Captain Planet and the Planeteers
• Barbara Gordon / Batgirl — Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero
• Sharon Marsh — South Park
• Timmy Turner — The Fairly OddParents / Oh Yeah! Cartoons
• Perdita — 101 Dalmatians Animated StoryBook
• Jay Jay — Jay Jay the Jet Plane
• Shelly Marsh — South Park
• Si — Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure
• Ms. Crabtree — South Park
• Arista — The Little Mermaid
• Mayor McDaniels — South Park
• Gwen Stacy — Spider-Man: The Animated Series
• Claudette / Bimbette — Beauty and the Beast
• Quasimodo’s Mother — The Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Princess Anelle — Fantastic Four
• D.W. Read — Arthur’s Math Carnival / Arthur’s Thinking Games
Bergman passed away in November 11, 1999 at just 38. Twenty-seven years later, the remarkable range of characters she left behind continues to make her one of the most remembered voices of 1990s animation.
Mary Kay Bergman, 1961–1999 🎙️🕊️
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Rest in peace to the voice of Rose Quartz, Stormy and Ember McLain
Maythe Guedes passed away one year ago at the age of 55. 🥹💔
Rest in Peace, Maythe Guedes. 🕊️
Born María Teresa Guedes Medina on October 27, 1970, in Caracas, Venezuela, she built a remarkable career spanning more than three decades in Latin American dubbing. Besides being a talented voice actress, she was also a professional singer, musician, composer, and dubbing director.
Notable Voice Roles:
* Rose Quartz — Steven Universe
* Stormy — Winx Club
* Ember McLain — Danny Phantom
* Selina Kyle / Catwoman — DC animated productions
* Margaret SquarePants — SpongeBob SquarePants
* Storm — X-Men: Evolution
* Rose — Fullmetal Alchemist
* Carl Foutley — As Told by Ginger
Guedes became a familiar voice to animation fans through her work in popular cartoons, anime, and animated films. Her performances as Rose Quartz, Stormy, Ember McLain, and Catwoman made her a memorable part of many viewers’ childhoods.
Beyond voice acting, she also worked as a musical director, composer, and dubbing instructor. She founded Doblarte Films, helping develop the Venezuelan dubbing industry and supporting new generations of voice performers.
Maythe Guedes passed away on November 5, 2025, at the age of 55, in Caracas, Venezuela. Reports indicated that she had been battling cervical cancer, although her family’s initial announcement did not officially disclose her cause of passing.
Her voice brought countless animated characters to life, leaving behind memories that will continue to live on through generations of fans. ❤️
Gone, but never forgotten. 🕊️
Thank you, Maythe Guedes, for the unforgettable characters, beautiful performances, and childhood memories you gave to millions of viewers. Your voice and legacy will never be forgotten. ❤️
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Spike Spiegel, Aokiji and Kenshiro's Real-Life Inspiration Yusaku Matsuda Passed Away 37 Years Ago Today at Just 40 🎬🕊️
Remembering a legendary Japanese actor whose unforgettable style continues to influence generations of anime fans. ❤️
Yusaku Matsuda was one of Japan's most iconic actors, celebrated for his intense screen presence, distinctive appearance, and charismatic performances. Best remembered as Shunsaku Kudo in Detective Story (Tantei Monogatari), he also starred in The Family Game and portrayed the villain Sato opposite Michael Douglas in Black Rain (1989), his final film.
His influence reached far beyond live-action cinema. Matsuda's signature hairstyle, cool personality, and commanding presence helped inspire some of anime's most recognizable characters, including Spike Spiegel in Cowboy Bebop, Kuzan (Aokiji) in One Piece, and Kenshiro in Fist of the North Star.
Some of the iconic anime characters inspired by him include:
• Spike Spiegel — Cowboy Bebop
• Kuzan / Aokiji — One Piece
• Kenshiro — Fist of the North Star
Thirty-seven years after his passing at just 40, Yusaku Matsuda remains an unforgettable figure in Japanese entertainment. His remarkable performances and influence on anime continue to inspire artists and audiences worldwide.
Though his life was far too short, the legacy he created will never fade. Rest peacefully, Yusaku Matsuda 🕯️
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Ive been seeing so many Negative reviews om the movies and i truly don't get it.
Also many of these reviews are just completely nonsensical or having to do with the movie? Movie literacy is also dropping.
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Spider-Man, Prince Charming and Prince Eric's Voice Actor and Brady Bunch Star Christopher Daniel Barnes Turns 54! 🎂🕷️
Barnes became one of Marvel animation’s most recognizable voices as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: The Animated Series, while also giving Disney fans the voice of Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid. His Spider-Man legacy later expanded through games and animation with Spider-Man Noir, Miguel O’Hara, Electro, and other alternate versions of the web-slinger.
Some of his most notable roles include:
• Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Spider-Man: The Animated Series)
• Prince Eric (The Little Mermaid)
• Greg Brady (The Brady Bunch Movie)
• Prince Charming (Cinderella III: A Twist in Time)
• Miguel O’Hara / Spider-Man 2099 (Spider-Man: Edge of Time)
• Spider-Man Noir (Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions)
• Max Dillon / Electro (Ultimate Spider-Man)
• Scott Hayden (Starman)
• Spider-Carnage (Spider-Man: The Animated Series)
• Wolf Spider (Ultimate Spider-Man)
• Leonard Rickets (Malcolm & Eddie)
• Ben Reilly / Scarlet Spider (Spider-Man: The Animated Series)
• Superior Spider-Man (Marvel Heroes)
• Ross Harper (Day by Day)
• Spyder-Knight (Ultimate Spider-Man)
• Vulture (Spider-Man Unlimited)
• Speckles (The Dino King)
• Tagert McStone (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• Stripes (Sonic Underground)
• Lenny (Beverly Hills, 90210)
His smooth, expressive delivery has made him equally convincing as heroic leads, darker alternate characters, villains, and classic animated princes across decades of voice work.
At 54, Christopher Daniel Barnes celebrates a career forever linked to two unforgettable icons, Spider-Man and Prince Eric while continuing to hold a special place among animation and gaming fans. 🎂🎙
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Rest in peace to the man behind Scooby-doo. 🐾
Ken Spears passed away 6 years ago at the age of 82. 🥹💔
Rest in Peace, Ken Spears. 🕊️
Born Charles Kenneth Spears on March 12, 1938, in Los Angeles, California, he became one of the influential creative minds behind some of the most beloved animated television shows. Alongside his longtime creative partner Joe Ruby, he helped create Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, which debuted in 1969 and became one of the most successful animated franchises in television history.
Notable Creations & Productions:
* Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (1969) — co-creator
* The Barkleys (1972) — co-creator
* The Houndcats (1972) — co-creator
* Dynomutt, Dog Wonder (1976) — co-creator
* Jabberjaw (1976) — co-creator
* Fangface (1978) — Ruby-Spears production
* Thundarr the Barbarian (1980) — Ruby-Spears production
* Mister T (1983) — Ruby-Spears production
* Alvin and the Chipmunks (1983) — Ruby-Spears production
* The Plastic Man Comedy-Adventure Hour (1979) — Ruby-Spears production
Spears began his career at Hanna-Barbera Productions in 1959 as a sound editor, where he met Joe Ruby. The two eventually formed a successful writing partnership, working on numerous animated television projects and helping shape Saturday morning cartoons for generations of viewers.
In 1977, Spears and Ruby founded Ruby-Spears Productions. Their studio went on to produce numerous memorable animated series, including Thundarr the Barbarian, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Mister T, and Fangface.
Ken Spears passed away on November 6, 2020, at the age of 82, in Brea, California. His son confirmed that he passed away from complications related to Lewy body dementia.
His imagination, storytelling, and contributions helped bring some of the most beloved cartoon characters into people’s homes. His work continues to entertain new generations through the lasting popularity of Scooby-Doo and other animated classics. ❤️
Gone, but never forgotten. 🕊️
Thank you, Ken Spears, for helping create one of the most beloved cartoon franchises in history and giving generations of viewers unforgettable childhood memories. Your legacy will live on through the characters and stories you helped bring to life. ❤️
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Remembering Yūko Mizutani, the Japanese voice of Minnie in Kingdom Hearts and Digimon's Sora, born 62 years ago today.
She died of breast cancer in 2016 at 51.
#ThisDayInGaming
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Happy Godzilla Day
even do ive defeated him and any remnants left the kaiju gene on this planet.
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Rest in peace to the man behind Batman 🦇
Bob Kane passed away 28 years ago today at the age of 83. 🥹💔
Rest in Peace, Bob Kane. 🕊️
Born Robert Kahn on October 24, 1915, in New York City, Kane helped introduce one of the most iconic superheroes in history. In 1939, he worked with writer Bill Finger to develop Batman, whose debut in Detective Comics #27 launched a legacy that would transform comic books, television, animation, and cinema.
Notable Creations & Contributions:
* Batman — co-creator
* Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse — creator
* Cool McCool — creator
* Batman (1989) — creative consultant
* Batman Returns (1992) — creative consultant
* Batman Forever (1995) — creative consultant
* Batman & Robin (1997) — creative consultant
Kane’s work helped Batman become a global cultural icon. Over the decades, the Dark Knight’s adventures inspired generations of fans through comic books, animated series, television shows, and blockbuster films.
However, Batman’s creation was a collaborative effort. Bill Finger made major contributions to the character’s design, identity, origin story, and early adventures. Although Finger went uncredited for many years, DC Comics eventually recognized him as Batman’s co-creator.
Bob Kane passed away on November 3, 1998, at the age of 83, in Los Angeles, California. His cause of passing was not disclosed in contemporary newspaper reports.
Nearly three decades later, Batman remains one of the most enduring superheroes in popular culture, and Kane’s contribution to the character’s legacy continues to be remembered. ❤️
Gone, but never forgotten. 🕊️
Thank you, Bob Kane, for helping bring the Dark Knight into the world and inspiring generations of comic book fans. Your contribution to the world of superheroes will never be forgotten. ❤️
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🎃🪲𝕳𝖆𝖕𝖕𝖞 𝕳𝖆𝖑𝖑𝖔𝖜𝖊𝖊𝖓🪲 🎃
Say her name and she appears…Beetleblooms, Beetleblooms, Beetle…
Totally forgot to take a fullbody pic.
#Halloween #halloween2026
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Patrick Stewart’s voice acting legacy deserves to be remembered too 🥺❤️
Sir Patrick Stewart has passed away at 86, and while generations will forever know him as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men, his unmistakable voice also became part of an incredible number of animated films, television shows, and video games.
His most memorable voice and gaming roles included:
• Avery Bullock — American Dad!
• Jean-Luc Picard — Star Trek: Armada
• Professor Charles Xavier / Professor X — X-Men Legends
• Lord Yupa — Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind — English Dub
• Emperor Uriel Septim VII — The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• King Goobot V — Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
• William Shakespeare — Gnomeo & Juliet
• Sandy Claws — The Nightmare Before Christmas
• The Great Prince of the Forest — Bambi II
• Poop — The Emoji Movie
• Pharaoh Seti I — The Prince of Egypt
• Number One — The Simpsons
• Zobek / Death — Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
• Mr. Woolensworth — Chicken Little
• Ariscratle — Ice Age: Continental Drift
• Adventure — The Pagemaster
and many more!
For animation fans especially, Stewart’s commanding voice could be heard everywhere from Disney and DreamWorks to The Simpsons and American Dad!, while gamers heard that same unmistakable presence across Star Trek, X-Men, The Elder Scrolls and Castlevania.
Few actors possessed a voice that could immediately make a character sound powerful, wise, intimidating, or hilariously absurd. Patrick Stewart brought all of those qualities to the microphone.
Rest in peace, Sir Patrick Stewart. From the Enterprise and Xavier’s School to animation and gaming, his voice became part of countless worlds and generations of memories. 🕊️
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I normally never tweet about celebrity deaths but this one hit me in a special way. I’m so glad to have experience this legend in film and am excited to share his legacy when I have kids someday.
Experiencing his acting, his influence and gravitas is something truly magical. Rest in peace to a true icon and one of my favourite actors.
