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Voice Actor Corey Burton Wiki: Wife, Net Worth, Children, Family

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March 22, 2024

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Who is Corey Burton?

Corey Gregg Weinberg was born in Los Angeles, California USA, on 3 August 1955 – his zodiac sign is Virgo, and he holds American nationality. He’s a voice actor and a film director, who has appeared in nearly 500 movies and TV series, while he’s perhaps still known best for having lent his voice to one of the lead characters, Moliere, in the 2001 animated action adventure movie “Atlantis: The Lost Empire”. It was directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise, also starred Michael J. Fox and Jim Varney, and follows the linguist Milo Thatch who has joined a team of explorers in search of Atlantis, a lost continent full of riches; the movie won two of the 16 awards for which it was nominated.

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Early life, family and education

Corey was raised in Los Angeles by his parents, about whom nothing’s known as he respects their privacy, but it’s said that his father was a firefighter, and that his mother was a housewife. He hasn’t mentioned having any siblings, and is thus believed to be an only child.

Corey grew up being interested in stand-up comedy, and often performed for his peers while attending a local high school. He soon found himself performing at clubs around Los Angeles, and he was 17 years old when he performed for the company Disney for the first time, doing an impression of the late American actor and comedian Hans Conried.

Upon matriculating in 1973, Corey chose to focus on comedy, and didn’t attend college; he worked as a stand-up comedian for the following five years, before launching his career on TV.

Roles in TV series

Corey voiced his first two characters, George and Walla, in the 1978 English version of the 1971 TV action science fiction adventure “Spectreman”, which follows a super-cyborg who has been sent to defend Earth from monsters created by scientists Rah and Gori.

In 1981 and 1982, Corey voiced The Lizard in the critically acclaimed animated action adventure “Spider-Man”, and in 1985 and 1986 various characters in the animated action fantasy “Galtar and the Golden Lance”. A couple of his other roles in the ‘80s were in the animated action adventures “G. I. Joe”, “Jem”, and “The Transformers”.

In 1991, Corey was cast to voice the titular character in the animated action adventure “James Bond Jr.”, created by Andy Heward and Robby London, and which also starred Jeff Bennett and Jan Rabson; it follows James Bond’s nephew who has also become a spy.

Corey was mostly focused on voicing characters in movies and video games in the ‘90s, and some of his most notable roles in series were in the short animated comedy “Animaniacs”, the animated family comedy “Toonsylvania” and the animated action adventure “Hercules”.

In 2001 and 2002, Corey voiced Ludwig Von Drake and Mad Hatter in the animated family comedy “House of Mouse”, and between 2002 and 2007, he voiced Officer Hobble and several other characters in the animated action adventure “Kim Possible”. It was created by Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley, starred Christy Carlson Romano, Will Friedle and Nancy Cartwright, and follows a teenage cheerleader and her best friend as they’re fighting crime all around the world; the series won one of the 17 awards for which it was nominated, including a Primetime Emmy nomination.

In 2010, Corey was cast to voice Commander in the animated action adventure “Sym-Bionic Titan”, and in 2013 he voiced Mr. Balk, Mr. Thatcher and Alien Leader, in the animated family comedy “Pound Puppies”.

Most recently, in 2021, he voiced characters in three series: the animated comedy “Minnie’s Bow-Toons”, the short animated adventure “The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse” and the short animated comedy “Mickey Mouse Funhouse”.

Roles in movies

Corey made his debut voicing in a movie in the in 1979 animated action adventure “Galaxy Express 999”, and gained recognition in 1986, with his voicing of Revered Henry Kane, in the popular horror “Poltergeist II: The Other Side”. It was directed by Brian Gibson, starred JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson and Heather O’Rourke, and follows the Freeling family who have moved to a new house, which seems to be haunted; the movie won one of the seven awards for which it was nominated, including an Oscar nomination.

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A couple of Corey’s other notable performances in the ‘80s were in the 1986 family adventure comedy “Flight of the Navigator”, the 1987 science fiction adventure “Spaceballs”, and the critically acclaimed 1988 animated adventure comedy “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”, which won four Oscars and 24 other awards.

What marked the ‘90s for Corey was his voicing of Brutish Guard and various other characters in the evergreen 1996 animated family drama “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”, directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise, and which starred Demi Moore, Jason Alexander and Mary Kay Bergman. The film follows a bell-ringer who’s being treated badly by a government minister, and it won eight of the 35 awards for which it was nominated, including an Oscar nomination.

In 2001, Corey voiced Yokians in the animated action adventure “Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius”, and a couple of his following roles were in the 2002 animated family adventure “Treasure Planet”, the 2005 animated family drama “Once Upon a Halloween” and the 2007 action fantasy comedy “Planet Terror”. He then voiced General Loathsom, Ziro the Hutt and Kronos-327 in the 2008 animated action adventure “Star Wars: The Clone Wars”, directed by Dave Filoni, and which starred Matt Lanter, Nika Futterman and Tom Kane in the movie follows Anakin and Ahsoka Tano on their mission to rescue Jabba the Hutt’s kidnapped son.

He has since been focused mostly on voicing characters in video games and TV series – a couple of his most recent roles in movies have been in the 2019 comedy drama “Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood”, the 2019 animated adventure comedy “Mickey’s Treats” and the 2020 animated adventure comedy “Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe”.

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Voicing in video games

Corey has also voiced characters in numerous video games, having started with the 1983 “TRON Solar Sailer”.

In 1990, his voice could’ve been heard in the games “Down in the Dumps” and “Disney’s Cartoon Arcade”, and two years later, Corey voiced Grimsby, in the video game “Disney’s Ariel the Little Mermaid”. Thanks to his collaboration with Disney, the ‘90s also heard him voice characters in various Disney games, such as “Toy Story”, “Disney’s Animated Storybook: Pocahontas” and “Toy Story Activity Center”.

In 2001, he voiced Mole in the video game “Atlantis: The Lost Empire – Search for the Journal”, as well as Tromell Guado and Maester Kel Ronso in “Final Fantasy X”. A couple of the most popular video games in which he voiced characters in the 2000s were the 2002 “Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds – Clone Campaigns”, the 2005 “The Chronicles of Narnia” and the 2008 “Transformers Animated: The Game”.

In 2011, Corey voiced several characters in the video games “Nicktoons MLB”, “Batman: Arkham City” and “Kinect Disneyland Adventures”, and in 2014, he voiced Yen Sid, in the game “Fantasia: Music Evolved”.

Most recently, in 2020, Corey voiced Nitros Oxide and Dr. N. Gin in the video game “Crash Bandicoot: It’s About Time”, and he voiced the same two characters in the 2021 game “Crash Bandicoot: On the Run!”

Other credits

Corey directed the 1989 short musical film “Disney Sing Along Songs: 101 Notes of Fun”.

He received special thanks for the 2002 documentary movie “The Making of ‘Atlantis: The Lost Empire’”.

Corey can be seen featured in numerous documentaries, such as the 1991 series “Those Who Dare”, the 1997 short video “Bambi: The Magic Behind the Masterpiece” and the 2005 short video “Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars!: Blasting Off”.

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Awards and nominations

Corey has been nominated for 29 Behind the Voice Actors Awards (BTVA), winning nine. He won his first award in 2012, a BTVA Video Game Voice Acting Award for Best Vocal Ensemble in a Video Game, for “Batman: Arkham City” (shared with colleagues), and the following year saw him and his colleagues win a BTVA People’s Choice Voice Acting Award for Best Vocal Ensemble in a Television Series – Action/Drama, for “Star Wars: The Clone Wars”. Corey won two other BTVA Awards in 2013, one in 2014, three in 2015 and 2016, and one in 2018.

He has also been nominated for three Annie Awards, winning one in 2003 for Outstanding Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production, for his performance in “House of Mouse”.

Wife and children

Corey’s amongst the most secretive of actors, as he hasn’t spoken of any women (or men) whom he has perhaps been with; this is mostly why there are various rumors circulating the internet, concerning his current marital status, and his sexual orientation.

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Some of Corey’s fans believe that he married a non-celebrity American woman around two decades ago, and that the two have children together, but that Corey’s doing a great job at keeping his family away from the media’s attention. No evidence has been provided to support these claims, nor has Corey addressed these rumors.

There are also those who believe that he’s gay, and this to be the reason behind him not talking about his past and present relationships; this hasn’t been confirmed either.

As of November 2021, Corey seems to be single, hasn’t married and doesn’t have children.

Hobbies and other interests

Corey’s passionate about travelling, and has been all around the world, mostly thanks to his acting career. He’s apparently been to every US state, and has also visited numerous European countries, with a couple of his favorites being France, Germany and Norway.

He’s a huge animal lover, with his favorites being horses and dogs.

Corey is a philanthropist, and has worked with various charity organizations, mostly with those which aim to help war veterans and underprivileged children.

He likes to read books, and his favorites are “A Song of Ice and Fire” and the “Harry Potter” series.

Corey has his own favorite actors and actresses, some of whom are Tom Hanks, Amanda Seyfried and Anne Hathaway, and some of his favorite films include “Saving Private Ryan”, “Dear John” and “Les Miserables”.

Age, height and net worth

Corey’s age is 66. He has short brown hair and brown eyes, his height is 5ft 6ins (1.7m) and he weighs around 140lbs (65kgs).

As of November 2021, his net worth has been estimated at over $64 million.

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Actor Tristan Pravong’s Success Story: His Age, Ethnicity

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April 18, 2024

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Who is Tristan Pravong?

American actor and social media personality Tristan Pravong was born under the zodiac sign Taurus on 13 May 2005 in Dallas, Texas USA, of Asian descent. He has only four acting credits and is perhaps known best for playing Bruce in the 2021 mystery horror thriller movie “The Black Phone”, written and directed by Scott Derrickson, and which starred Mason Thames, Ethan Hawke and Madeleine McGraw. It follows a 13 years old boy who’s been locked in a soundproof basement by his kidnapper – the movie won 10 of its 29 award nominations.

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Early life and education

Tristan was raised in Dallas by his parents about whom he doesn’t usually talk in public; it’s widely believed that Tristan’s parents were born in the US, and that his grandparents migrated from China to the USA, although this remains unconfirmed. He’s said to be a single child as Tristan hasn’t talked about having siblings.

He became passionate about acting while still attending a local elementary school; Tristan was a member of his school’s drama club and appeared in most of the plays performed there. He progressed to high school in 2019, and in the same year launched his acting career, playing Kyrin in the short drama movie “I’m Still Here”, written and directed by Zeke Jeremiah, and which starred Lia Harshbarger, Lexi Graves and Croix Chevalier. It follows the lives of four children who are being bullied at school.

Tristan continued acting in high school plays, and also became physically active as he took on various sports, including soccer and basketball; he was also into running track and taking dance and singing lessons.

Tristan matriculated in 2023 and then remained focused on acting rather than pursuing a college degree.

Acting credits

Tristan has only two other acting credits besides “I’m Still Here” and “The Black Phone”.

In 2021, he played one of the main characters, Sparing Partner in the short action movie “Camille vs Roscoe Smith”, written and directed by Zeke Jeremiah, and which also starred Grace Leach and Eugene Smith III. It follows Camille who’s been training in boxing for a long time and now believes that she’s ready to take on the biggest and most popular boxer in the area.

In 2022, Tristan portrayed Kyrin in the drama movie “Forever and a Day”, written and directed by Zeke Jeremiah, and which starred Mercedes Peterson, Keegan Bouton and Charlotte Delaney Riggs. It follows two best friends who’ve just enrolled at college, and the film was nominated for a Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a Feature Film: Leading Teen Artist for Charlotte Delaney Riggs.

Presence on social media networks

Tristan began attracting attention on the internet following his role in “The Black Phone”, and is today popular on various social media networks.

Nearly 550,000 people are following Tristan on Instagram, on which he’s shared 60 pictures and videos; he’s active on Instagram on a daily basis, most of his content featuring him during his everyday life, whether he’s travelling around the US to work on his new projects, spending time with his friends, or relaxing in nature. Some of the other things that Tristan’s revealed about himself in his Instagram pictures include that he enjoys playing table tennis, has six-pack abs and is a fan of baseball.

Tristan’s even more popular on TikTok, as he’s followed by more than 1.2 million people on this network; all his videos combined number nearly 10 million likes and most feature him appearing in his movies, spending time with his friends, and taking on internet challenges.

Tristan’s tweeted only five times since the creation of his Twitter account in August 2022, but is nevertheless followed by more than 2,200 people on the network; his tweets are the same pictures and videos that can be found shared onto his Instagram account.

Tristan’s also active on Facebook, but his profile numbers only nine friends, as he prefers to use the network to keep in touch with the people whom he knows in real life.

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Love life and relationships

Tristan prefers not to talk about his love life in public, and is thus yet to mention the girls and/or perhaps boys whom he’s dated.

Some of Tristan’s fans believe that he’s currently focused on his career, and doesn’t want to have a girlfriend as it would be a distraction from chasing his dreams, however, there are also those who claim that he’s today perhaps in a relationship with his high school sweetheart, but prefers to keep this a secret; this remains unconfirmed.

There are also some who believe that Tristan’s secretive about his love life because he’s gay; he’s been seen attending various parties with his male friends, but it remains unknown whether or not Tristan’s dated any of them.

He seems to be unattached as of March 2024, and his sexual orientation undisclosed.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Tristan’s physically quite active, mostly because it’s important for his acting career to stay in shape; he plays various sports with his peers in his spare time, and also works out at the gym several times every week.

Tristan’s been to various US states for both work and pleasure, and he’s also visited a couple of Asian and European countries; his dream travel destination’s Vietnam.

He loves animals, and some of his favorites are raccoons, dogs and rabbits.

Tristan’s a huge fan of anime and his favorite is “Death Note”; he also enjoys watching Studio Ghibli movies, with his two favorites being “Laputa: Castle in the Sky” and “Princess Mononoke”.

One of his favorite actors is Liam Neeson, and a couple of his favorite films include “Honest Thief”, “The Ice Road” and “In the Land of Saints and Sinners”.

Tristan’s favorite band is BTS, and his favorite song “Boy with Luv”.

Net worth, height and age

Tristan’s age is 18. He weighs around 145lbs (65kgs), is 5ft 6ins (1.67m) tall and has black hair and brown eyes.

Tristan’s net worth’s been estimated at more than $10,000, as of March 2024.

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Stephanie Nogueras Talking About Motherhood, Career, and More

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April 18, 2024

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Who is Stephanie Nogueras?

American actress Stephanie Nogueras was born under the zodiac sign Scorpio on 18 November 1989, in Camden, New Jersey USA. She has 13 acting credits, and is perhaps known best for her debut film role, playing the lead character Amaya in the 2018 mystery horror thriller movie “Unfriended: Dark Web”, written and directed by Stephen Susco, and which also starred Betty Gabriel and Colin Woodell. It follows a teenager who’s found a new laptop, while he’s now discovered that the laptop’s previous owner is searching for him.

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Early life and education

Stephanie was born profoundly deaf, and was raised by her hearing parents in Frederick, Maryland; not many details have been shared about her mother and father, but it’s known that the family learned sign language together because of Stephanie. It remains unknown whether or not she has siblings as she hasn’t spoken about the matter.

Stephanie was interested in a couple of activities during her teenage years, while she was perhaps mostly into playing various sports with her peers, excelling in soccer. Some of the other activities in which Stephanie enjoyed taking part include running track, appearing in school plays and practicing creative writing.

She matriculated in 2008 and then enrolled at Rochester Institute of Technology, from which she graduated with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences degree in 2012.

Prior to focusing solely on acting, Stephanie taught American Sign Language to deaf people.

Roles in TV series

Stephanie’s debut TV series role was playing Elly Mahario in the 2013 episode “One Night Stand” of the crime fantasy “Grimm”, and from 2013 through 2017, she portrayed Natalie Pierce in 23 episodes of the romantic family drama “Switched at Birth”, created by Lizzy Weiss, and which starred Constance Marie, Vanessa Marano and Katie Leclerc. It follows two girls who’ve discovered that they were switched at birth, and the series won nine of the 33 awards for which it was nominated.

The year 2018 saw Stephanie appear in an episode of three TV series: the romantic drama “Love Daily”, the fantasy mystery “The Magicians” and the crime mystery “Criminal Minds”. In 2021, she portrayed Victoria in two episodes of the drama “The Myth of Control”, created by Sana Soni and Mikail Chowdhury, and which starred Doris Morgado, Olivia Haller and Fay Hauser; it follows the lives of a group of young adults.

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Also in 2021, she played Isabel Rivi in three episodes of the crime drama “The Good Fight”, created by Robert King and Michelle King, and which starred Nyambi Nyambi, Sarah Steele and Christine Baranski. It follows Diane Lockhart who’s lost all her life savings, the series aired from 2017 through 2022, and won seven of its 91 award nominations.

The year 2023 saw Stephanie play Ava in the episode “Ava’s Story” of the crime drama “Accused”, and her only other TV series role has been portraying Camille in 13 episodes of the comedy series “Killing It”, created by Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici, and which stars Rell Battle, Claudia O’Doherty and Craig Robinson. It follows a man’s quest to achieve the American dream, the series has been airing since 2022, and was nominated for a 2023 Satellite Award for Best Actor in a Series, Comedy or Musical (Craig Robinson).

Roles in movies

In 2019, Stephanie played Carly, one of the main characters in the short romantic drama “Things That Fall”, written and directed by Sy Huq, and which also starred Blake Robbins and Sterling Beaumon. It follows the life of a college student who’s suffering from schizophrenia, and won eight of its 19 award nominations.

In 2021, Stephanie starred as Victoria in the short drama “Aimee Victoria”, directed by Chrystee Pharris, and which also starred Natasha Ofili and Doris Morgado; it follows the love between two deaf women.

Stephanie’s only other role has been playing the lead character Anita in the 2021 short fantasy thriller “American Diablo”, written and directed by Juan Carlos Castaneda, and which also starred Jimmy Jean-Louis and Adebiyi Ojutiku; it follows a deaf Latina who’s turned to a life of crime.

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Other credits

Stephanie worked as a dialogue coach and ASL consultant on the 2021 drama movie “Disfluency”, which Anna Baumgarten wrote and directed, and which starred Chelsea Alden, Ariela Barer and Dylan Arnold. It follows Jane as she’s coping with failing her final college class, and the film won five of its 11 award nominations.

Love life and relationships

Stephanie doesn’t usually talk about her love life in interviews but it’s widely known that she’s today married to American non-celebrity Krystof.

The two exchanged vows in a small and private ceremony on 5 March 2022; it remains unknown for how long they’d previously been together, but it’s widely believed that Stephanie and Krystof met in the summer of 2020.

On 13 November 2022, Stephanie gave birth to their daughter Luna.

We don’t know about other people whom Stephanie’s perhaps been with; she’s married to Krystof as of March 2024 and they have a daughter together.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Stephanie enjoys being active on Instagram, and more than 13,000 people are following her on the network today, while she’s shared over 1,100 pictures and videos; most of her content features her attending modelling photoshoots, shooting for her TV series, and spending time with her husband and daughter.

Stephanie’s a huge lover of animals, and she and her husband have a pet dog; she’s also donated money to an animal shelter close to her home.

She loves summer, as she enjoys being in nature and relaxing at the beach.

One of Stephanie’s favorite actresses is Milla Jovovich, while a couple of her favorite films include “The Three Musketeers”, “Dazed and Confused” and “The Fourth Kind”.