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|born = [[April 13]], [[1961]] (age 57)<br>[[Chicago]], [[Illinois]], [[United States]] |
|born = [[April 13]], [[1961]] (age 57)<br>[[Chicago]], [[Illinois]], [[United States]] |
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|years active = [[1979]]-present |
|years active = [[1979]]-present |
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|spouse = Dan Foster |
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| − | |children = Nicholas Foster}}'''Liz Callaway''' is an American singer and |
+ | |children = Nicholas Foster}}'''Liz Callaway''' is an American singer, actress, and recording artist, who first provided an additional voice to ''[[Beauty and the Beast (1991 film)|Beauty and the Beast]]'', but went on to provide the singing voices of [[Jasmine]] in ''[[The Return of Jafar]]'' and ''[[Aladdin and the King of Thieves|The King of Thieves]]'', and [[Kiara]] in ''[[The Lion King II: Simba's Pride]]''. She also sang "[[I See a New You]]" in the perspective of [[Chris Edgerly|Chris]] in the direct-to-video ''[[The Brave Little Toaster|Brave Little Toaster]]'' sequel ''[[The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars]]''. She also gives her singing voice of Princess Odette in Warner Bros' ''The Swan Princess'', and Anastasia in the [[1997]] Fox film of the same name. |
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Liz Callaway is an American singer, actress, and recording artist, who first provided an additional voice to Beauty and the Beast, but went on to provide the singing voices of Jasmine in The Return of Jafar and The King of Thieves, and Kiara in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride. She also sang "I See a New You" in the perspective of Chris in the direct-to-video Brave Little Toaster sequel The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars. She also gives her singing voice of Princess Odette in Warner Bros' The Swan Princess, and Anastasia in the 1997 Fox film of the same name.
Music
So far, Callaway has only provided the singing voices of a few female Disney characters, and therefore appears on their respective soundtracks.
Callaway's most renowned song in terms of Disney is probably her duet with Gene Miller, entitled "Love Will Find a Way" from The Lion King II.
Disney Roles
