Dreamworks calls on Roger’s impressive vocal range and character development skills as the the voices of “Brock,” “Cousin Ashley,” and “Mayor Fowler” in Tony Hale’s hit series Archibald’s Next Big Thing (fun trivia-Tony Hale voiced “The Joker” opposite Roger’s “Batman” in Batman Ninja).

Roger voices titular character “Mouse” for Amazon’s family-friendly, Emmy-nominated series If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, and he voices the lovable “Moose,” as well.With millions of viewers per episode, Roger helps bring the hype as the live announcer for NBC’s dance competition show World of Dance.He voices “Chris Redfield” in Capcom’s Resident Evil games.Voices Marvel’s iconic hero “Captain America” in Disney’s animated series Avengers Assemble, as well as in LEGO video games.He’s the voice of antagonist “Ripslinger” in Disney’s Planes.Narrator for TLC’s Say Yes to the Dress for 14 seasons.Voices “Belson” and “Percy” in Cartoon Network’s Emmy award-nominated series Clarence.Since 2010, he’s been the voice of “Sonic the Hedgehog” in every game, both Disney Wreck-It Ralph films, Cartoon Network’s animated series Sonic Boom, and for the official SEGA/Sonic the Hedgehog social media accounts (over 5 million followers).With over 155 million copies sold globally and one of the highest-selling video game franchises of all time, Roger has the distinction of being the only actor to voice the protagonist across 3 games as “Ezio Auditore da Firenze” for Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise.He voices “Batman” in the WB game Arkham Origins, the series Batman: Unlimited, along with voicing the Caped Crusader for the films Batman Ninja and Superman: Red Son.

With over 100 million players, Roger is known around the world by fans of Respawn’s Apex Legends, as the beloved voice of “Mirage.”.He’s voices “Trap Jaw” in Mattel’s He Man and the Masters of the Universe.He’s the voice for “Claggor” in Netflix’s award-winning animated series Arcane.Roger’s more notable acting credits include: He has amassed a staggering list of credits over the course of his illustrious career (many available on IMDB by clicking here). In just one animated series alone Emmy award-winning Cartoon Network’s Regular Show, Roger voices over 170 characters. He is trusted by nearly every studio, network, streaming service, broadcaster and game developer today with bringing to life the most iconic characters in entertainment. He has narrated over 1,000 TV episodes for countless productions and has voiced thousands of retail TV/radio/online ads for some of the largest global brands in existence. After the break, check out our classic Swinin’ Report Show interview with Roger.It may sound cliché, but recovered stand-up comic and prolific voice actor Roger Craig Smith is, quite literally, a man of a thousand voices. In the meantime, we wish Roger all the best and thank him for his excellent work. We also do not know at this time if other voice actors from the series are leaving. It is also unknown who that replacement is. It is unknown at this time if Roger is stepping down on his own, or if he has been replaced. His work will be fondly remembered by generations of fans and his work as Sonic, alongside his nemesis Eggman voiced by Mike Pollock, will be sorely missed. Between all his Sonic work, Roger was and is undoubtably the most prolific Sonic voice actor to date who has portrayed more versions of the character than any other actor before. From there, Roger voiced Sonic in a variety of roles, from video games to the multi-media project Sonic Boom to both Wreck-It Ralph films to LEGO Dimensions. Roger made his video game debut as Sonic in the Xbox 360 Kinect exclusive Sonic Free Riders and appeared soon after in Sonic Colors. Roger began his career as Sonic not in games, but as the voice of a Sonic themed hotel room in the UK Alton Towers resort. Onward to new zones! Much love to the fans who’ve been so kind. Roger said “Welp, 10 years was an amazing run. Sad news today for Sonic fans, as longtime Sonic The Hedgehog voice actor Roger Craig Smith announced via Twitter that he would be stepping down from the role.

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