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Brad Garrett

Brad Garrett

Date Of Birth: Apr 14
Birth Place: Los Angeles, California, USA

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Brad Garrett is a voice actor known for voicing Lobo, Gusteau, and Trypticon.
Take a visual walk through his career and see 99 images of the characters he's voiced and listen to 17 clips that showcase his performances.

Brad Garrett Voices

Credits On BTVA: 99 Roles from 85 Titles
Additional Voices on BTVA: 2

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  • SHOWS
    (39)
  • MOVIES
    (31)
  • GAMES
    (11)
  • SHORTS
    (1)
  • RIDES
    (1)
  • ADS
    (2)
  • ADD.
    (2)
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  • * Japanese Origin / Dubbed

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Favorite Role
Who's your favorite Brad Garrett role? *
Lobo
42.9% (27 votes)
Gusteau
9.5% (6 votes)
Trypticon
7.9% (5 votes)
Bloat
7.9% (5 votes)
Chug
6.3% (4 votes)
63 Total Votes
VOICE COMPARES
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