Christine Cavanaugh

Retired from voice acting in 2001 in order to focus on her family.

Sometimes Credited As: Christina Cavanaugh

Credits her friendship with an animator with leading her into voice over work.

Was originally denied the opportunity to audition as "Babe" when the producers wanted to cast a real child actor. Cavanaugh auditioned anyway, but did not give her age or gender, and won the part.

Was quietly replaced in "Babe 2: Pig in the City" when she held out for a higher salary. Cavanaugh was, however, still supportive of Elizabeth Daily in the role.

"I like animation art - the drawings. And there are a lot of people inside of me. With voice-overs, I get to be different people."

(On voicing Chucky) "He's easy to do, because he's like me. Chuckie and I worry about things, and there's a lot to be worried about." "He's a nerdy sidekick. Yeah, he's Tommy's best friend. You know, everybody feels for the kid who's scared or the kid who's kind of the put-down kid. Everybody relates to that. We've all experienced it. And it always gives him someplace to go, because you know he's going to overcome it in some way. You're rooting for him." "He usually bucks up because Tommy needs it or one of the other characters needs it. He doesn't do it intentionally on his own for his own sake."