Personal details
- Birth Date: 1968-06-13
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: New York City, New York, USA
- Professions: Actor, Additional Crew, Director
Fred Tatasciore’s basically everywhere, whether you know it or not. The guy’s a voice acting powerhouse—like, you’ve probably heard him grunting as the Hulk in some Marvel cartoon, then five minutes later he’s a mutant, a supervillain, or some random animal on a Nickelodeon show. He’s a staple on Fox’s animated lineup—think “Family Guy,” “American Dad,” and “The Cleveland Show”—and honestly, half the side characters are probably him just switching up his voice a bit. On Netflix’s “Trollhunters,” he’s the lovable Aaarggggh! (yeah, that’s really the name), but he’s also voicing a pile of other monsters and weirdos. Marvel fans? He’s your Hulk, Banner, Beast, the Thing, Crossbones—basically, if it’s big, angry, or made of rocks, Fred’s probably yelling in a recording booth somewhere. DC’s got him too, putting on his best Bane, Deathstroke, Killer Croc, and more. His range is wild: one second he’s a panda dad in “Kung Fu Panda 2,” next he’s a bread maker or Thomas Jefferson on Nickelodeon. And don’t sleep on his game credits—Soldier 76 in “Overwatch,” Baird in “Gears of War,” Zeratul in “StarCraft,” just to name a few. Theme parks? Yep, he’s Darth Vader and Groot at Disney, plus he does the voice for Space Mountain. So yeah, if you’ve ever watched cartoons, played a game, or walked through Disney, odds are Fred Tatasciore’s been growling, yelling, or cracking a joke in your ear.
movies trivia informationnnYou know what’s wild? This actor didn’t just waltz into the world of voice acting outta nowhere. Nope—they actually started out cracking jokes on grimy club stages as a stand-up comedian. That’s right, before lending their voice to some iconic animated characters, they were out there in front of live audiences, dodging hecklers and chasing laughs. It’s a totally different kind of adrenaline rush than being in a sound booth, honestly. That quick wit and knack for timing? All honed on stage, which probably explains why their delivery in cartoons just hits different. Stand-up’s a brutal grind too, so making the jump to voice acting must’ve felt like a vacation (well, sort of). Not everyone can pull it off, but their comedy roots gave them that edge—just enough weirdness and personality to make their animated roles unforgettable. So yeah, before they were a cartoon legend, they were working the mic, hustling for laughs.
June 13, 1968
6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
New York City, New York, USA
57 years old