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Bob Bergen

Biography

Bob Bergen is an American voice actor who built a career in animation after a childhood spent imitating cartoon characters. Born in St. Louis, he studied voice-over with coaches in Los Angeles and took acting lessons from Daws Butler before securing an agent at 18. He joined the group of actors voicing the Looney Tunes characters in 1990, beginning with Tiny Toon Adventures, and became the voice of Porky Pig while also performing Tweety, Sylvester Jr. and others. He voiced Arsène Lupin III in Streamline Pictures dubs, among them Lupin the 3rd: The Mystery of Mamo (1978), and played No-Face in Spirited Away. His other credits include Luke Skywalker in Star Wars video games, announcing for Disney Channel from 1997 to 2001, hosting the children's game show Jep!, and appearing as himself in I Know That Voice (2013).

62years old

Turns 63 on March 8in 147 days

  • Born St. Louis
  • Star sign: PiscesThe sign runs February 19 to March 20
  • Also credited as Robert Bergen

Movie Career

Films
34
Career span
47 years1978 to 2025

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  1. First role

    In 1978, as a teenager, Bergen looked up Mel Blanc in phone books and called him. Pretending to be Blanc's assistant, he got into a recording session for the live stage version of Bugs Bunny in Space and watched him work.

  2. Early training

    Bergen saw that he required coaching and a different voice, so he started learning voice-over from teachers in Los Angeles. He also studied acting with Daws Butler at Butler's weekly voice-over workshop.

  3. A change of course

    In 1998, Bergen was the host of Jep!, which was the children's version of Jeopardy!, airing on Game Show Network.

Bob Bergen movies on Netflix

Best known for

The films on Netflix they are best known for, with the part played in each.

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  1. WALL·E2008 Adventure, Animation, Familyas Forthright's Advisorvoice

    IMDb rating 8.41.3M votes

  2. The Emperor's New Groove2000 Adventure, Animation, Comedyas Bucky the Squirrelvoice

    IMDb rating 7.4253K votes

  3. The Iron Giant1999as Additional Voices

    IMDb rating 8.1266K votes

  4. Monsters, Inc.2001as Additional Voicesvoice

    IMDb rating 8.11.1M votes

  5. Tarzan1999

    IMDb rating 7.3272K votes

  6. Tangled2010as Additional Voicesvoice

    IMDb rating 7.7554K votes

  7. Up2009as Additional Voicesvoice

    IMDb rating 8.31.3M votes

  8. Space Jam: A New Legacy2021as Tweety Birdvoice

    IMDb rating 4.588K votes

Most often with

Pete Docter directed two of these films, Chris Buck two and Mark Dindal two. Two actors appear in eight of them each. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.

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Films together

Box office

What Bob Bergen's films earned in cinemas worldwide.

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Combined worldwide box office

$4.5 billion

17 of the 34 films have a worldwide figure.

Of the 34 films: 17 worldwide figure; 6 never in cinemas; 1 streaming, short cinema run; 10 figure not found.

  • 17Worldwide figure
  • 6Never in cinemas
  • 1Streaming, short cinema run
  • 10Figure not found

Highest grossing

The eight biggest films earned 86% of the total. The bars are drawn to scale.

  1. 1
    Up2009as Additional Voices (voice)
    $735M16.5% of the total
  2. 2
    Tangled2010as Additional Voices (voice)
    $592M13.3% of the total
  3. 3
    Monsters, Inc.2001as Additional Voices (voice)
    $580M13.0% of the total
  4. 4
    WALL·E2008as Forthright's Advisor (voice)
    $521M11.7% of the total
  5. 5
    Tarzan1999
    $448M10.0% of the total
  6. 6
    The Lorax2012as Additional Voices (voice)
    $349M7.8% of the total
  7. 7
    The Hunchback of Notre Dame1996as Additional Voices (voice)
    $325M7.3% of the total
  8. 8
    Lilo & Stitch2002as Additional Voices (voice)
    $273M6.1% of the total
The Emperor's New Groove (2000), $169 millionSpace Jam: A New Legacy (2021), $164 millionSurf's Up (2007), $149 millionTreasure Planet (2002), $110 millionThe Iron Giant (1999), $23.3 millionDeep (2017), $11.0 millionTinker Bell (2008), $9.2 millionLupin the 3rd: The Mystery of Mamo (1978), $4.2 millionCats Don't Dance (1997), $3.6 million

$643 millionfrom the other 9 films with a worldwide figure, 14% of the total