The Cuphead Show Voice Actors

Indie developer StudioMDHR unveiled its latest project, Cuphead, in 2017 to critical acclaim. The game consists of combat-based platforming with an emphasis on parodies of popular 1930s American cartoons and comic books like Mickey Mouse. How the technical limitations unique to each medium created challenges for casting voice actors that drove creative decisions before release day.,

The “Cuphead Show Imdb” is a show that has been on air since September 2017. The show stars the voice actors of Cuphead, an Xbox One and PC exclusive game.

Find out who is voicing all of your favorite Cuphead characters!

Voice Actors for the Cuphead Show

When cartoons started being silent in the past, it took a long for people to find out how to properly put voices on screen. The characters’ voices in many classic cartoons had an unique tinny, scratchy tone since the performers were just talking into an audio reel while the program was actually running. Thankfully, animation has come a long way in the previous century, so The Cuphead Program! is a fully developed show with a fully complete ensemble, even if it pulls elements from that age of animation. The Cuphead Show’s voice actors are listed below!

Voice Actors for the Cuphead Show

Tru Valentino – Cuphead

Tru Valentino

Tru Valentino plays Cuphead, our main character, who is precocious and reckless. Valentino is most known for his performances in children’s cartoons, such as Lou in Madagascar: A Little Wild, Black Panther in Spidey and His Amazing Friends, and Dave in The Mighty Ones, but he’s also played serious parts like Aaron Thorsen in The Rookie. With such a diversified résumé, he’s more than capable of imbuing Cuphead’s ceramic visage with a wide range of emotions.

Frank Todaro – Mugman

Frank Todaro plays Mugman, Cuphead’s perpetually jittery twin brother. Todaro has been doing voice work for well over a decade, garnering notable parts in cartoons, anime dubs, and video games. Draluc in the English adaptation of The Vampire Dies in No Time, Starscream in the Transformers: War for Cybertron trilogy on Netflix, and various NPC voices in Genshin Impact are just a few of his recent credits.

Joe Hanna – Elder Kettle

Joe Hanna plays Elder Kettle, the cup siblings’ irritated mentor and caregiver. Hanna’s demo reel is mostly made up of video game parts, with a surprising amount of them being in crime-related films like the Mafia series, The Godfather, and The Darkness II. Although it’s perhaps humorous that the stern and responsible Elder Kettle is portrayed by a man so immersed in the criminal justice system, he’ll provide a superb performance anyway.

Grey DeLisle – Ms. Chalice

Grey DeLisle

Grey DeLisle plays Cuphead and Mugman’s feisty female buddy Ms. Chalice (who, oddly, debuts in this episode before she appears in the game). If you’ve seen any animation in the previous 20 years, you’ve undoubtedly heard DeLisle’s voice at least once, if not many times. Martin Prince on The Simpsons, Mandy in The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, and Sam in Danny Phantom are some of her most memorable performances. She played Wonder Woman in DC Super Hero Girls, Shrinking Rae in Invincible, and Carla and Ramona in Kid Cosmic more recently.

Wayne Brady – King Dice

Wayne Brady

Wayne Brady is a professional gambler and the Devil’s right-hand man, King Dice. Brady is a well-known television personality who has hosted and executive produced series such as Let’s Make a Deal and Whose Line Is It Anyway? in the United States. He has recurrent parts as Harold McBride in The Loud House, Gravedigger in Black Lightning, and James in How I Met Your Mother, so he’s no slouch in the acting area. In Foodfight!, he played Daredevil Dan, although I suspect he’d prefer forget about it.

Luke Millington-Drake – The Devil

Luke Millington-Drake

Finally, the Devil, portrayed by Luke Millington-Drake, serves as our major enemy, the lord of evil, and a general jerk. Millington-Drake is a newcomer to the acting scene, having only appeared in two films: Best Friend Fix and Say Yes to the Dress. He’s a big social media sensation with a popular TikTok channel where he does a litany of celebrity impersonation, so he’s coming in hot. According to the show’s teaser, he’s fighting the Devil with a gentlemanly charm that contrasts with his nefarious acts. Consider the Red Guy from the film Cow and Chicken.

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