Voice actors providing background crowd and tavern ambiance
Figg's obese dachshund and a straycatcher in The Movie.
Chuckie's father, referred to as Chas in the plot. Seeks remarriage to fill a void in his son's life, falls for Coco's deception, but calls off the wedding after learning her true nature and reconciles with Chuckie.
Rival dog character at the local pet park.
Composite voice role covering multiple adult male figures in the Rugrats universe.
The antagonist working at the theme park attraction. He creates a monster, kidnaps Alvin, experiments on him with potions and electricity, and attempts to revert him before the concert. He is ultimately foiled and forced to work as a mascot.
Reformed former criminal now working as a costermonger to support rescued orphans. Volunteers to help Oliver locate the hidden will and travels with him to the estate.
Opus is the penguin at the center of the story, discouraged because he cannot fly. He builds a flying machine but abandons its dangerous cliff test, then wishes for wings at Christmas. After rescuing Santa Claus from a lake through his natural swimming ability, he is carried through the air by the ducks.
A river-dwelling animal who shares Mole’s love of wandering and becomes his close friend. He joins Mole on their adventures, comforts him when he feels homesick, and helps search for Portly. Along with Mole and Badger, he tries to curb Toad’s destructive obsession and later helps drive the weasels from Toad Hall.
Unspecified voice role contributing to background or minor narrative elements.
Leader of the Drule Supreme Council who collaborates with King Zarkon to assemble the destructive Fleet of Doom.
Butch is a tough stray dog with a heart of gold. He rescues Scruffy when she tumbles into a river and brings her to the canine commune he shares with other strays. He and Scruffy are later caught and sent to the pound, but both are saved; they eventually have puppies together.
Michael Bell has 148 screen credits in a career dating back to 1960. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently G.I. Joe Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include The Smurfs, Snorks, Voltron: Defender of the Universe. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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