It's true that Muppet performers are not just voice actors when performing their Muppet characters. However, due to their facility with playing multiple roles, vocal dexterity, and other skills, several have lent their voices to outside non-Muppet/puppetry projects, including animation. The following list covers performers who have had significant regular speaking roles on one or more Muppet series.
To keep this manageable, it excludes any instances where a puppeteer supplied the voice only of a puppet or costumed suit character, or of animated characters on a puppet series they worked on. At present, video game work is often too extensive to document, involves voice matching celebrities, or playing numerous NPCs, and audio-only or live-action dubbing is also excluded. Resumes too lengthy to cover here are linked, or covered in summary on the article. Also excluded are professional voice actors who once or twice performed Muppets (such as Cynthia Adler).
Any additions should be verified through screen credits, official sites and resumes, or other reliable sources, and not Wikipedia or IMDb.
Lists are not intended to be complete or all inclusive. For those with more extensive voice credits, recurring or notable guest roles only are specified or a limited representative sampling, as they frequently doubled in one lines or bits
Bill Barretta[]
"Pain King vs. Cleopatra" (2002)
- Kim Possible: Additional voices in "Homecoming Upset" (2007)
- Prep & Landing (2009): "Jingle Jang and Jive" vocalist
Camille Bonora[]
other voices
Regular (1987-1988)
Fran Brill[]
1984 special
1991 special
"Wish You Were Shear!" (2001)
"Baah-dern Times" (2001)
Julianne Buescher[]
Tyler Bunch[]
- see page
Leslie Carrara-Rudolph[]
"Bad Aptitude" (2004)
Kevin Clash[]
1991 special
Frankie Cordero[]
Stephanie D'Abruzzo[]
regular (2000-2002)
"In the Baa-ginning" (2000)
Various others (2000-2002)
Myra Fried[]
"Blue Harvest" (1985)
Dave Goelz[]
Epcot attraction (2002)
2015 film
Bruce Lanoil[]
2003 film
"Play It Again, Brian" (2008)
educational shorts (2008-2013)
Peter Linz[]
Drew Massey[]
Joey Mazzarino[]
recurring role (2001-2002)
Jerry Nelson[]
"Daddy Shear-est" (2002)
Frank Oz[]
2001 film
2015 film
Nigel Plaskitt[]
Mike Quinn[]
"Pachydermus Packard and the Camp of Fantasy" (2018)[1]
David Rudman[]
John Tartaglia[]
- JoJo's Circus (2003-2007): Dr. Longthall (guest voice)[2]
Matt Vogel[]
2016 film
Victoria Willing[]
Victor Yerrid[]
Muppets as Voice Actors[]
- Fozzie Bear (Eric Jacobson) as Dr. Enamel on Big City Greens
- Kermit the Frog (Matt Vogel) as Crumpet the Frog on Amphibia
See also[]
Sources[]
- ↑ Mike Quinn Autographs. Facebook post. May 16, 2019.
- ↑ John Tartaglia resume