Phil Hendrie
Biography
Phil Hendrie is a radio host and actor from the United States, widely known for his voice work on radio and in film. He grew up in Arcadia, California, and began his radio career in 1973 as a DJ in Florida. He started hosting weekend talk on KFI in Los Angeles in 1989, and in 1990 he added fictional characters who debated him and his callers; the show, The Phil Hendrie Show, went national in 1999 and later moved to a digital podcast format. He left radio in 2006 to act full time and returned in 2007. On screen he voiced characters on King of the Hill from 1999 to 2009 and on Futurama, and he had roles in Team America: World Police (2004) and Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder (2009). He recurred on The Unit and appeared in Destroy All Neighbors (2024). In 2024 he was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame.
74years old
Turns 75 on September 1in 319 days
- Born Arcadia
- Star sign: VirgoThe sign runs August 23 to September 22
- Also credited as Philip Stephen Hendrie
Movie Career
- Films
- 4
- Career span
- 20 years2004 to 2024
Every film, newest first
- 2024Destroy All NeighborsIMDb rating 5.3
- 2017The Female BrainIMDb rating 5.8
- 2009Futurama: Into the Wild Green YonderIMDb rating 7.2
- 2004Team America: World PoliceIMDb rating 7.2
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A first
Hendrie created his first fictional on-air character, Iraqi Raj Fahneen, in late September 1990 during the Gulf War; the character defended Saddam Hussein, and outraged listeners who thought he was real called the show.
First role
In May 1973, after making a demo tape, Hendrie got his first DJ job at WBJW, a station in Winter Park, Florida, just outside Orlando.
A first
In the debut season of The Midnight Gospel, Hendrie was the only voice actor besides Duncan Trussell, the co-creator and star, to appear in each episode.
Getting ready for a role
Hendrie voiced a Park Ranger and a Chef on Disney's animated series The 7D in 2016, and he improvised all the dialogue for both parts.
Behind the camera
In 2003 Hendrie starred in a TV pilot for NBC called Phil at the Gate, which he wrote and executive produced. That same year he played Judge McCarthy on Richard Appel's A.U.S.A.
Phil Hendrie movies on Netflix
Worked with
Phil Hendrie shares two films with Maurice LaMarche, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.
Films together
Maurice LaMarche's page
Fred Tatasciore's page
John DiMaggio's page
Phil LaMarr's page
Tress MacNeille's page
James Marsden's page
All films by Trey Parker
Peter AvanzinoDirector, 1 film, 2009
All films by Peter Avanzino
All films by Whitney Cummings
Online
Official profiles and reference pages.