Phillip Glasser

American actor and producer, voiced Fievel

Phillip Glasser - Performers & Entertainers born October 4th, 1978
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Born in 1978, this American actor gained recognition for providing the voice of Fievel Mousekewitz in the animated film series 'An American Tail'. The character appeared in multiple films, contributing to the series' enduring popularity. In addition to voice acting, involvement in producing has occurred over the years. Work has spanned both television and film, showcasing talent in various roles.

Voiced Fievel in 'An American Tail'

Produced several television projects

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