Scott Menville

Voice actor in 'Teen Titans' series

Scott Menville - Performers & Entertainers born February 12th, 1971
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Voice acted in multiple animated series and films. Provided the voice for characters in the 'Teen Titans' franchise. Worked on various video game projects, contributing voice talent for prominent characters. Additionally, pursued a career in music and acted in live performances.

Voiced Robin in 'Teen Titans' and 'Teen Titans Go!'

Provided voice for characters in various video games

Appeared in live-action and voice roles in TV series

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