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|image = Eddie_Deezen.jpg |
|image = Eddie_Deezen.jpg |
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| − | |born = Edward Harry Deezen<br>[[March 6]], [[1957]] (age |
+ | |born = Edward Harry Deezen<br>[[March 6]], [[1957]] (age 63)<br>Cumberland, [[Maryland]], [[United States]] |
|alternate names = Eddy Deezen<br>Edward Deezen |
|alternate names = Eddy Deezen<br>Edward Deezen |
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|occupation(s) = Actor, voice actor, comedian |
|occupation(s) = Actor, voice actor, comedian |
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|nationality = [[File:Flag of the United States.png|20px]] American|spouse = Linda George ([[1984]]-present)}}'''Edward Harry''' '''"Eddie" Deezen''' is an American actor, voice actor, and comedian. He is probably best known as the voice of Mandark on {{WikipediaLink|Cartoon Network}}'s ''{{WikipediaLink|Dexter's Laboratory}}''. |
|nationality = [[File:Flag of the United States.png|20px]] American|spouse = Linda George ([[1984]]-present)}}'''Edward Harry''' '''"Eddie" Deezen''' is an American actor, voice actor, and comedian. He is probably best known as the voice of Mandark on {{WikipediaLink|Cartoon Network}}'s ''{{WikipediaLink|Dexter's Laboratory}}''. |
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| − | He also appeared in films such as ''Grease'', ''The Polar Express'' and ''WarGames''. |
+ | He also appeared in films such as ''Grease'', ''The Polar Express'', and ''WarGames''. |
==Disney filmography== |
==Disney filmography== |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Actors]] |
[[Category:Actors]] |
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[[Category:Kim Possible]] |
[[Category:Kim Possible]] |
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[[Category:Voice actors]] |
[[Category:Voice actors]] |
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[[Category:Goof Troop]] |
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[[Category:The Brave Little Toaster]] |
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[[Category:The Lion King]] |
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[[Category:Timon & Pumbaa]] |
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[[Category:Star vs. the Forces of Evil]] |
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[[Category:Goofy]] |
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[[Category:Handy Manny]] |
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Revision as of 13:43, 10 August 2019
Edward Harry "Eddie" Deezen is an American actor, voice actor, and comedian. He is probably best known as the voice of Mandark on Cartoon Network's Dexter's Laboratory.
He also appeared in films such as Grease, The Polar Express, and WarGames.
Disney filmography
- 1980 - Midnight Madness as Wesley - White Team Leader
- 1991 - Darkwing Duck as Mouth
- 1992 - Goof Troop as Road Hogs Biker
- 1996 - Mighty Ducks as Alvin Yasbeck
- 1996 - Timon & Pumbaa as Bahuka
- 1996 - Spy Hard as Rancor Guard who gets spit on
- 1997 - The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue as Charlie
- 1999 - Recess as Frank 'Tiny' Sedgwick
- 2001–2003 - Lloyd in Space as Larry
- 2005 - Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama as Ned
- 2011 - Handy Manny as Zip the power socket tool
- 2015 - Star vs. the Forces of Evil as Squares
Disney Roles
Trivia
- Deezen was once considered for the role of Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit along with several other actors that were also considered.[1] He was also considered for the voice role of Roger Rabbit.[2]