Sam Lavagnino

Child voice actor in animation

Sam Lavagnino - Child voice actor in animation
Born

June 29th, 2006
18 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Lavagnino gained recognition as a voice actor in animated series and films. Early in the career, provided voices for various characters, showcasing talent in animation. Contributed to well-known projects, including roles in 'The Lion Guard' and 'DuckTales'. Also lent voice to characters in video games, broadening the reach in the industry.

Voiced character in 'DuckTales'

Voiced character in 'The Lion Guard'

Participated in video game voice acting

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