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'Kath Soucie' (born February 20, 1967 in New York City) (sometimes credited as "'Souci' or 'Kath E. Soucie'") is an American voice actress, perhaps best known for her work as the voice of Princess Sally of the ABC ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' animated TV series, which is best known as SatAM. She was also the voice of the twins Phil and Lil DeVille and their mother Betty in the popular animated series ''Rugrats'' (and its subsequent spinoff ''All Grown Up!''), her voicing of Kanga in the Walt Disney series of Winnie The Pooh projects, Bubbles in the ''What-a-Cartoon!'' episodes of ''The Powerpuff Girls'', Jetta in PBS Kids' Clifford the Big Red Dog and Daffodil in PBS Kids' Clifford's Puppy Days, and her recurring role as Cubert Farnsworth and Albert & Nina the orphans in ''Futurama''. She was also a regularly recurring voice the Disney animated ''Gargoyles'' series, portraying Princess Katherine, Ophelia, The Weird Sisters and Maggie Reed. As is evidenced by her choice of roles, her range sometimes enables her to voice young male characters as well as females.
Her vocal talents have enabled her to voice a wide variety of characters of all ages, from Fifi La Fume and Little Sneezer in ''Tiny Toon Adventures'', to Dexter's mother in the popular cartoon ''Dexter's Laboratory'', Grace in ''Bruno the Kid'', Janine Melnitz in ''The Real Ghostbusters'' (Following Laura Summer's departure from the role) , Linka from ''Captain Planet and the Planeteers'', Myriam Pataki (Helga's mother) in Hey Arnold!, Betty Quinlan from , and the title character in the UK dub of the anime ''Shin-chan''. In addition to these more prominent roles, Soucie has an extensive list of other voice credits to her name, spanning some twenty years and featuring a great variety of roles. As is often the case with voice actors, the ambiguous and supplementary credit "Additional Voices" appears several times in her filmography and this may refer to her voicing not just one, but several very minor characters in one particular piece of work, depending upon demand.
As well as manipulating her voice to achieve a variety of effects (for example, she would use a slightly "stretched" version of her Lil voice from ''Rugrats'' to play Tish, the "geeky" girl, in ''The Weekenders''), Soucie has used her natural voice in several roles, including Lola Bunny in ''Space Jam'', Morgana Macawber from ''Darkwing Duck'', and the aforementioned ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' Princess Sally character. In the same series, she would also voice Sally's handheld computer, "NICOLE".
Her talent for voicing boys has been heard on series such as ''As Told By Ginger'' (as Courtney Gripling's younger brother Blake), ''The Life and Times of Juniper Lee'' (as Juniper's younger brother, Ray Ray), and in ''Baby Blues'', on which the Bitterman kids sounded reminiscent of the DeVille twins).
Soucie also has experience voicing many computer game characters, such as Taro in ''Final Fantasy X-2'', Maureen in the LucasArts adventure game ''Full Throttle'', Tavion in ''Jedi Outcast'' and '', Choco in '', and both Queen Ellesime and Aerie in Bioware's ''Baldur's Gate II''. As Aerie, Soucie played a somewhat tragic character who the player could, optionally, form a romantic relationship with. Although Aerie's angst did not endear her to all players, many were very sympathetic to her character and, in an interview, Bioware's David Gaider commented on these reactions and the enthusiasm and affection that Aerie often generated: "People seem divided on whether they love her or hate her, but everyone reacts pretty strongly to her. What can be a better legacy than that?"[1] . She voices the character Jenny in ''GUN'' who carries a deadly rifle and an attitude to match. She is heard of the voices of Sally and Shock from '' and the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. Another of her video game roles was that of Amanda Evert in the 2006 game ''. Soucie also voiced Laura and The Master's "female" voice in ''Fallout''. Kath also provides the seductive, menacing voice of Nerissa, the archvillain in the television programme W.I.T.C.H..
Born in New York City, Soucie grew up in Cambria, California and today lives in Los Angeles.
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'Kath Soucie' (born February 20, 1967 in New York City) (sometimes credited as "'Souci' or 'Kath E. Soucie'") is an American voice actress, perhaps best known for her work as the voice of Princess Sally of the ABC ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' animated TV series, which is best known as SatAM. She was also the voice of the twins Phil and Lil DeVille and their mother Betty in the popular animated series ''Rugrats'' (and its subsequent spinoff ''All Grown Up!''), her voicing of Kanga in the Walt Disney series of Winnie The Pooh projects, Bubbles in the ''What-a-Cartoon!'' episodes of ''The Powerpuff Girls'', Jetta in PBS Kids' Clifford the Big Red Dog and Daffodil in PBS Kids' Clifford's Puppy Days, and her recurring role as Cubert Farnsworth and Albert & Nina the orphans in ''Futurama''. She was also a regularly recurring voice the Disney animated ''Gargoyles'' series, portraying Princess Katherine, Ophelia, The Weird Sisters and Maggie Reed. As is evidenced by her choice of roles, her range sometimes enables her to voice young male characters as well as females.
Her vocal talents have enabled her to voice a wide variety of characters of all ages, from Fifi La Fume and Little Sneezer in ''Tiny Toon Adventures'', to Dexter's mother in the popular cartoon ''Dexter's Laboratory'', Grace in ''Bruno the Kid'', Janine Melnitz in ''The Real Ghostbusters'' (Following Laura Summer's departure from the role) , Linka from ''Captain Planet and the Planeteers'', Myriam Pataki (Helga's mother) in Hey Arnold!, Betty Quinlan from , and the title character in the UK dub of the anime ''Shin-chan''. In addition to these more prominent roles, Soucie has an extensive list of other voice credits to her name, spanning some twenty years and featuring a great variety of roles. As is often the case with voice actors, the ambiguous and supplementary credit "Additional Voices" appears several times in her filmography and this may refer to her voicing not just one, but several very minor characters in one particular piece of work, depending upon demand.
As well as manipulating her voice to achieve a variety of effects (for example, she would use a slightly "stretched" version of her Lil voice from ''Rugrats'' to play Tish, the "geeky" girl, in ''The Weekenders''), Soucie has used her natural voice in several roles, including Lola Bunny in ''Space Jam'', Morgana Macawber from ''Darkwing Duck'', and the aforementioned ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' Princess Sally character. In the same series, she would also voice Sally's handheld computer, "NICOLE".
Her talent for voicing boys has been heard on series such as ''As Told By Ginger'' (as Courtney Gripling's younger brother Blake), ''The Life and Times of Juniper Lee'' (as Juniper's younger brother, Ray Ray), and in ''Baby Blues'', on which the Bitterman kids sounded reminiscent of the DeVille twins).
Soucie also has experience voicing many computer game characters, such as Taro in ''Final Fantasy X-2'', Maureen in the LucasArts adventure game ''Full Throttle'', Tavion in ''Jedi Outcast'' and '', Choco in '', and both Queen Ellesime and Aerie in Bioware's ''Baldur's Gate II''. As Aerie, Soucie played a somewhat tragic character who the player could, optionally, form a romantic relationship with. Although Aerie's angst did not endear her to all players, many were very sympathetic to her character and, in an interview, Bioware's David Gaider commented on these reactions and the enthusiasm and affection that Aerie often generated: "People seem divided on whether they love her or hate her, but everyone reacts pretty strongly to her. What can be a better legacy than that?"[1] . She voices the character Jenny in ''GUN'' who carries a deadly rifle and an attitude to match. She is heard of the voices of Sally and Shock from '' and the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. Another of her video game roles was that of Amanda Evert in the 2006 game ''. Soucie also voiced Laura and The Master's "female" voice in ''Fallout''. Kath also provides the seductive, menacing voice of Nerissa, the archvillain in the television programme W.I.T.C.H..
Born in New York City, Soucie grew up in Cambria, California and today lives in Los Angeles.
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