Rob Paulsen

In 2004, Rob was nominated for his role The Troubador in The Three Musketeers.

Rob often describes himself as a singer who decided to become an actor.

Rob did the voice of Amigo in the movie Happily N'Ever After.

Rob is five foot ten and a half inches tall.

Rob is known for ad-libbing whenever he performs his voice over parts.

Rob's best known voice over roles are Rapheal from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Yakko from Animaniacs, Pinky from Pinky and the Brain, Rueben (a.k.a. Experiment 625) on Lilo & Stitch, and also Carl Wheezer from Jimmy Neutron.

Rob was a guest of honor at Anthrocon in 2007.

Rob's first movie was Eyes of Fire in which he played the part of Jewell Buchanan. It was a horror movie set in America in the 1750's.

Rob did the voice of "Dog" in the Taco Bell kids meal commercials from 1995 to mid-1997, with actor Eddie Deezen who did the voice of "Nacho" the cat.

Rob grew up in Grand Blanc, MI and sang in choirs through his childhood and performed plays in grammar school.

Rob's background includes theater, radio, singing, and on-screen acting.

Rob graduated from Grand Blanc High School in 1974 and attended the University of Michigan for one year before leaving to try a career in acting.

Rob enjoys playing ice hockey, golf, and riding his motorcycle in his free time.

Rob is one of the most highly wanted voice actors in the commercial arena.

Rob has over 2,000 half hour animations that he has lent his voice to.

His role as Yakko in Animaniacs won him a Daytime Emmy Award for male vocal performance.

Rob has voiced over 250 different characters and over 1,000 commercials.

Rob did such a good job imitating Jim Carry's character, Stanley Ipkis on the cartoon series The Mask that he is called upon to do voice overs on Jim Carry movies on parts that have to be edited before being broadcast on television.

Rob did a rare public appearance with Pinky and the Brain co-star, Maurice LaMarche at the request of fellow voice actor Mark Hamill in 2002 at the Comic Con International. After a long applause Rob did a famous skit from Animaniacs called "Nations of the World" without a hitch.

Rob was married once to Carol Anne Schnarr, but they divorced and is now married to Parish Todd.

Rob has a son named Ashton born on September 10, 1984.

Rob Paulsen was nominated for an Annie Award in 2006 in the Best Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production category for his work as Eubie on The Happy Elf.

Paulsen has been a supporter of children's charity organizations for many years and has made considerable donations to cancer research. He has worked for GOALmodels, a high school program to inspire adolescents, and is also a sponsor of Camp Will-A-Way, a camp for mentally and physically disabled children.

Rob Paulsen's voice work on commercials includes promos for Cheers and Buffalo Duck's Radio Ranch as well as major campaigns for Honda, GMAC Mortgage, Advantix, and the National Milk Processor Board. His most famous advertising role was the announcer in the original "Got Milk?" spot "Who Shot Alexander Hamilton?" that first aired in 1993.

Rob Paulsen is the off-camera voice of Funniest Pets and People, the syndicated series shown on Superstation WGN as well as other television stations throughout the U.S. and internationally.

At one time Rob wanted to play professional hockey and his hero is Detroit Red Wings player Gordie Howe.

Rob Paulsen has appeared in many video games such as Doom 3, Clay Fighter 63 1/3, Planescape: Torment and Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. He also voiced Crash Bandicoot in many games for Nintendo GameCube, Sony PlayStation 2, and Microsoft Xbox platforms. He portrayed Tobli and Lian Ronso in the English version of Square Enix's Final Fantasy X-2 and was the lead character in Bubsy. Paulsen also provided the voices for the Greek soldiers in God of War and Eric in the video game Kingdom Hearts II.

Among Rob Paulsen's favorites are Aaron Carter, A.J. Cook, and Jim Carrey. His favorite movie is Sky High and he enjoys painting as a hobby.