Tress MacNeille

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Biography

Tress MacNeille is one of the most renowned voice actors in the industry. Many heavyweights in the business consider her amongst the most talented…more

Born

6/20/1951, California

Birth Name

Tress MacNeille

Gender

Female

Credits

  • Futurama Finds Its Voice(s)

    "OMG"s and "WTF"s could not express the outrage Futurama fans felt last month when it was revealed that 20th Century Fox Television was looking at replacement voice actors for the animated show's revival on Comedy Central. Money, of course, was… read more

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    • Tress has appeared in the opening sequence of every episode of Lloyd In Space.
    • Awards: 2003: DVD Premiere Award - Best Animated Character Performance For: Anastasia in Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (nominated). 2000: Annie Award - Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Female Performer in an Animated Feature Production For: Dot Warner in Wakko's Wish (nominated). Annie Award - Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Female Performer in an Animated Television Production For: The World's Oldest Woman in Histeria! (nominated). 1997: Annie Award - Best Individual Achievement: Voice Acting by a Female Performer in a TV Production For: Debbie Douglas in Freazoid! (nominated). 1995: Annie Award - Outstanding Voice Acting in the Field of Animation For: Dot Warner in Animaniacs (nominated).
    • Tress has been nominated for four Annie Awards. Twice she has been nominated for playing Dot Warner, once for playing Debbie Douglas and once for playing The World's Oldest Woman.
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