Lacey Chabert has made a name for herself as a bona fide rom-com queen, from playing iconic teen Gretchen Wieners in the 2004 hit Mean Girls to starring in 45 Hallmark Channel movies since 2010.
Though romances and cozy mysteries are Chabert’s bread and butter, the Party of Five alum also has a side gig many fans don’t realize. She’s been regularly recording voice-overs for animated movies and shows since the late ’90s, and there’s a good chance you know many of the cartoon characters she brings to life.
Which Cartoon Characters Does Lacey Chabert Voice?
In addition to the long list of Hallmark movies and shows Chabert has appeared in, including her new Hallmark+ series Paris Is Always a Good Idea, she has an equally long list of voice-over projects under her belt, lending her distinctive voice to well-known animated characters.
After spending several years landing smaller voice-over gigs, Chabert landed her breakthrough role, starring as Eliza Thornberry in the beloved Nickelodeon series The Wild Thornberrys from 1998 to 2004 and animated movies about the zany family of wildlife experts.
View this post on InstagramFrom there, Chabert was landing roles left and right, including playing Kaycee in the Bratz movies, series, and video games. In 2008 and 2009, she played Gwen Stacy in The Spectacular Spiderman series, Meg Griffin in the first season of Family Guy, Mako in the Star Wars: The Old Republic video games, Coorah in Kulipari, Dani Burns in Transformers: Rescue Bots, Xiao in the Kung-Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny series, and Zatanna in the Young Justice franchise.
Chabert’s favorite moment as a voice-over artist, however, was when her daughter Julia was little and recognized her mom’s voice on the TV as she played Zeta on Nick Jr.’s Shimmer and Shine.
“The best moment was when she was two,” Chabert told Pop Culture Planet during an interview posted on August 12. “I was on a show called Shimmer and Shine at the time and she watched, and she looked at the TV, and after a couple of episodes, she goes, ‘Mama’s voice! Mama’s voice!’ And it was the best.”
View this post on InstagramChabert told the outlet, “I love doing voice-over work. It’s something I still do and pursue.” Noting that she was made fun of in school for her “really, really high-pitched voice,” Chabert said things eventually turned around as she landed gigs.
“All of a sudden, I turned something that was a bit of an insecurity when I was younger into something that I could express myself creatively (with),” she said, “so it’s actually been such a blessing, and I do, I really love it.”
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