Voice portrayal of a minor character in the sequel.
Voice actor for Louis, a timid hedgehog.
Brenner's childhood friend and arcade enthusiast who helps identify the alien threat. He assists in training the Arcaders and successfully persuades the alien character Lady Lisa to switch sides, later finding comfort in a Q*Bert transformation.
Cheerful snowman brought to life by magic, loves summer and provides comic relief.
Loyal, dim-witted sidekick to Gaston who eventually turns against his master's cruelty.
Birdie is a busker who serves as the musical series’ fourth-wall-aware narrator. Through Birdie’s perspective, the story of the family living in Edendale Castle unfolds, including their personal problems and their effort to protect Central Park from a redevelopment scheme.
Spectral entity haunting urban infrastructure.
Doug Harris is a successful tax attorney who hires Jimmy Callahan because he lacks the friends needed for his wedding to Gretchen Palmer. Having moved frequently and lost himself in work after his parents died, Doug struggles with isolation. He gradually bonds with the fake groomsmen, questions the marriage, exposes the scheme, and accepts Jimmy as a real friend.
Hyperactive blue bird with super speed, often acts before thinking.
Secretary to Edward Ratchett, traveling on the Orient Express.
Jamie's wealthy older brother who helps him secure a job as a pharmaceutical sales representative after Jamie is fired. He appears later at a party hosted by Dr. Knight, representing Jamie's family background and providing occasional support.
Josh Gad has 124 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Frozen with 4 titles. Signature works include Frozen, Central Park, Pixels. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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