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'''Michael Dorn''' is an American actor best known for his role as Worf the Klingon on ''[[Star Trek]]''. He loaned his voice to several roles on ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'' as well. | '''Michael Dorn''' is an American actor best known for his role as Worf the Klingon on ''[[Star Trek]]''. He loaned his voice to several roles on ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'' as well. | ||
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| + | Dorn also voiced the Inhuman, Gordon in the 1994 ''Fantastic Four'' three parter "Inhumans Saga" which had [[Rocky Carroll]] and [[Clyde Kusatsu]] as Karnak. | ||
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| + | He also voiced a USA Network creation called the Warrior King who guest starred in the following cartoons in a loose 1996 crossover: | ||
| + | * ''Street Fighter'' ("The Warrior King") | ||
| + | * ''Savage Dragon'' ("Endgame") | ||
| + | ** Episode cast includes [[Jim Cummings]] as Savage Dragon, [[Kath Soucie]] as Alex Wilde & Rita Medermade, [[Jeff Bennett]] as Sgt. Howard Niseman and [[Dorian Harewood]] as Lt. Frank Darling. | ||
| + | * ''Mortal Kombat Defender of the Realm'' ("Resurrection") | ||
| + | ** Episode cast includes [[Clancy Brown]] as Raiden, Dorian Harewood as Jax, [[Cree Summer]] as Princess Kitana and [[Peter Renaday]] as Shadow Priest. | ||
| + | * ''Wing Commander Academy'' ("Recreation") | ||
| + | **Episode cast includes [[Tom Wilson]] as Todd 'Maniac' Marshall, Jeff Bennett as Drak nar Kul'ragh and [[Pat Fraley]] as Dr. Guthrig Andropolo. | ||
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| + | Dorn provided the voice Kalibak in ''Superman the Animated Series, ''Justice League'' and ''Justice League Unlimited'', as well as John Henry Irons/Steel in ''Superman''. | ||
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| + | Other voices actors starring with him included Clancy Brown as Lex Luther, [[Ed Asner]] as Granny Goodness, Cree Summer as Natasha Irons (''Superman''), [[Victor Brandt]] as Professor Emil Hamilton (''Superman'') and [[Rob Paulsen]] as Lightray (''Justice League'') | ||
==Roles on ''Gargoyles''== | ==Roles on ''Gargoyles''== | ||
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*[[Taurus]] | *[[Taurus]] | ||
*[[Taurus's Father]] | *[[Taurus's Father]] | ||
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| + | ==Other Role== | ||
| + | * ''[[Kim Possible]]'' | ||
| + | ** Rufus Prime ("A Sitch in Time" movie/3 parter) | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 6 December 2020
Michael Dorn is an American actor best known for his role as Worf the Klingon on Star Trek. He loaned his voice to several roles on Gargoyles as well.
Dorn also voiced the Inhuman, Gordon in the 1994 Fantastic Four three parter "Inhumans Saga" which had Rocky Carroll and Clyde Kusatsu as Karnak.
He also voiced a USA Network creation called the Warrior King who guest starred in the following cartoons in a loose 1996 crossover:
- Street Fighter ("The Warrior King")
- Savage Dragon ("Endgame")
- Episode cast includes Jim Cummings as Savage Dragon, Kath Soucie as Alex Wilde & Rita Medermade, Jeff Bennett as Sgt. Howard Niseman and Dorian Harewood as Lt. Frank Darling.
- Mortal Kombat Defender of the Realm ("Resurrection")
- Episode cast includes Clancy Brown as Raiden, Dorian Harewood as Jax, Cree Summer as Princess Kitana and Peter Renaday as Shadow Priest.
- Wing Commander Academy ("Recreation")
- Episode cast includes Tom Wilson as Todd 'Maniac' Marshall, Jeff Bennett as Drak nar Kul'ragh and Pat Fraley as Dr. Guthrig Andropolo.
Dorn provided the voice Kalibak in Superman the Animated Series, Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, as well as John Henry Irons/Steel in Superman.
Other voices actors starring with him included Clancy Brown as Lex Luther, Ed Asner as Granny Goodness, Cree Summer as Natasha Irons (Superman), Victor Brandt as Professor Emil Hamilton (Superman) and Rob Paulsen as Lightray (Justice League)
Roles on Gargoyles
- Coldstone (Othello)
- Taurus
- Taurus's Father
Other Role
- Kim Possible
- Rufus Prime ("A Sitch in Time" movie/3 parter)
See Also
- Michael Dorn at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
- Michael Dorn at the Internet Movie Database
