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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Donald Duck with sound clips and images.
Donald Duck is an anthropomorphic white duck known for his explosive temper. He made his debut in the 1934 Disney short "The Wise Little Hen".
Created by CatsTuxedo on Thu Jul 22 2010, 24 Comments, Add Comment
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said at 12:01 PM on Sun Mar 24 2013
Even though I don't really like Kingdom Hearts, Tony voices Donald in the Epic Mickey games along with House of Mouse so I'm going with Tony.
Replysaid at 10:19 PM on Wed Jan 30 2013
Tony is the real Donald Duck. Thumbs up for him all the way! =)
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said at 9:55 PM on Sun Mar 3 2013
@Anthonyiscool64 Come on if it wasnt for him being Clarence's aprentice he wouldnt have done it.
Replysaid at 7:51 PM on Thu Nov 8 2012
This is actually one of the hardest VC's I think I've ever had to pick one. I grew up with both voices and both sound EXACTLY alike with little to no difference. I grew up watching old Donald Duck shorts with Clarence Nash but then again I did hear a lot more stuff with Tony Anselmo watching House of Mouse and other Disney related things he was in. So I guess I'll go with Tony just due to how I've seen him in more stuff.
Replysaid at 2:22 PM on Sun Sep 2 2012
I like both, and I heard both growing up in some form or another, though Tony more. But I'd give it to Tony here, but it could go either way.
Replysaid at 2:04 PM on Fri Aug 31 2012
This is ONE character I cannot vote!
Both actors are very talented and superb. Nash, the original Donald Duck, taught Anselmo how to become the angry duck. So, both actors are great!
ReplyBoth actors are very talented and superb. Nash, the original Donald Duck, taught Anselmo how to become the angry duck. So, both actors are great!
said at 11:29 AM on Sun May 27 2012
This VC is obviously a tie. Both voices are unforgettable, and the fact that one taught the other makes both Nash and Anselmo the best!
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said at 11:11 AM on Fri May 18 2012
I respect Nash, but I love Kingdom Hearts Donald the most so I'm voting for Anselmo.
Replysaid at 6:10 AM on Fri Mar 9 2012
Koichi Yamadera!
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said at 2:13 AM on Sat Mar 31 2012
@BlankSlate Ah, Kou'ichi Yamadera, who's also FIVE other different characters from Kingdom Hearts as well.
Thanks to him, I can't unhear Donald from Ryouga from Ranma 1/2 XD
ReplyThanks to him, I can't unhear Donald from Ryouga from Ranma 1/2 XD
said at 11:15 AM on Fri May 18 2012
@BlankSlate Love Koichi Yamadera, he's done a great job dubbing the Disney character's(I even think his Mushu is funnier than Eddie Murphy's), and his Donald Duck is no exeption. He started out a little scratchy in the begining, but now I think he's really gotten it down. I still perfer Anselmo though; he's more refined in his duck speech.
Replysaid at 10:35 PM on Thu Dec 8 2011
I love Tony Anselmo's take on Donald but Clarence Nash cannot ever be truly replicated.
Replysaid at 11:08 PM on Fri Jul 1 2011
I gotta give it to Tony
He makes Donald's temper tantrums more funny
ReplyHe makes Donald's temper tantrums more funny
said at 11:36 AM on Thu Apr 21 2011
Both are quite exceptional for this character. As mentioned, he is the hardest to get right, and of course Clarence's take is classic, but Tony deserves kudos for taking over the role successfully. As mentioned, both tie.
Replytomi (Guest)
said at 1:02 AM on Tue Dec 28 2010
said at 1:02 AM on Tue Dec 28 2010
Nobody can deny Clarence,s influence on character, as he crafted voice completely unique and hard to do, so he obviously earns our respect for the hard and creative work he did.
Tony, trained by master himself before moving onto Better Place, however is worthy successor, truly understanding and respecting his predecessor, and he has carried mantle very well. And the fact that both actors were capable of doing Donald,s voice without any sound mixing and purely on their own, only raises my respect for them even further.
Good work on both generations!
Tony, trained by master himself before moving onto Better Place, however is worthy successor, truly understanding and respecting his predecessor, and he has carried mantle very well. And the fact that both actors were capable of doing Donald,s voice without any sound mixing and purely on their own, only raises my respect for them even further.
Good work on both generations!
moonarcher (Guest)
said at 6:54 AM on Wed Jul 28 2010
said at 6:54 AM on Wed Jul 28 2010
Clarence Nash trained Tony Aselmo in the way of the Duck, he is a worthy succesor as the voice of Donald Duck. Both actors are the best.
glehnmarc (Guest)
said at 8:14 PM on Mon Jul 26 2010
said at 8:14 PM on Mon Jul 26 2010
Big applause to Anselmo, for reaching the caliber of Nash. Donald's voice is one of the hardest out there to get right.
jabberjaw (Guest)
said at 2:05 PM on Fri Jul 23 2010
said at 2:05 PM on Fri Jul 23 2010
finally he gets repect!
jabberjaw (Guest)
said at 12:56 PM on Fri Jul 23 2010
said at 12:56 PM on Fri Jul 23 2010
no respect for nash! i picked nash!

























said at 11:05 AM on Sun May 19 2013