John Erwin

John Erwin

Actor

Date et lieu de naissance : 5 décembre 1936, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

John Erwin is an American actor from Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is primarily known for voice roles in animation. He voiced the arrogant and selfish adolescent Reggie Mantle in the animated series "The Archie Show" (1968-1969). He returned to the role in a number of the series' spin-offs until 1977. He voiced the primary hero Prince Adam/He-Man and the secondary villain Beast Man in "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" (1983-1985). He also voiced several of the series' minor characters. He returned to the role of He-Man for guest appearances in the spin-off series "She-Ra: Princess of Power" (1985-1987). Since the late 1980s, Erwin's roles have been limited to voicing unseen announcers in live-action projects. He briefly emerged from retirement in 2005, in order to voice a He-Man cameo appearance in the animated sitcom "Family Guy". In 2019, it was mentioned in an interview that Erwin was living in a retirement community, located in Thousand Oaks, California. His subsequent activities are unknown.

Programmes populaires

  • Retour vers le futur 2
  • Babe
  • Family Guy Season 1
  • Rawhide
  • The Mouse and the Motorcycle
  • Here's Lucy
  • Everybody's All-American
  • Looker

Filmographie

  • 1999
    Family Guy Season 1
  • 1995
    Babe
  • 1989
    Retour vers le futur 2
  • 1988
    Everybody's All-American
  • 1985
    She-Ra: Princess of Power - Season 2
  • 1983
    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Season 1 Volume 1
  • 1981
    Looker
  • 1977
    The Mouse and the Motorcycle
  • 1968
    Here's Lucy
  • 1959
    Rawhide

Connexions

  • Lou Scheimer

    Lou Scheimer

  • Linda Gary

    Linda Gary

  • Alan Oppenheimer

    Alan Oppenheimer

  • George DiCenzo

    George DiCenzo

  • Melendy Britt

    Melendy Britt

  • Diane Pershing

    Diane Pershing

Genres

  • Thriller
  • Action & Adventure
  • Fantasy
  • Comedy
  • Drama
  • Romance
  • Western
  • Children & Family
  • Sports
  • Science Fiction