Daniel Brochu

Canadian actor in animated series

Daniel Brochu - Canadian actor in animated series
Born

February 28th, 1970
55 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

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Born in Canada, an actor gained recognition through voice work in animated television. Voiced a lead character in the series ‘Arthur’ and also contributed to other animated programs and video games. Participated in various theater productions and television series, showcasing a range of characters. Developed a reputation for versatility in both voice acting and on-screen performances, contributing to the animation community.

Voiced Brain in 'Arthur'

Appeared in 'Beethoven's 3rd'

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