Everything about Pat Fraley totally explained
Patrick Fraley (born
February 18,
1949) is an
American voice actor.
Career
1970s-1980s
In
1979, his first role was
Hanna-Barbera's
Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo where he did the voice of Blue Scarab. A decade later, he played the voice of
Krang in the 1987
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles television series, played the voice of Ace on
G.I. Joe and played Hillbilly Jim on
Hulk Hogan's
Rock 'n' Wrestling. Fraley also voiced people in the 1986-1989 seasons of
Jim Henson's Muppet Babies.
1980s-1990s
In the
1980s and the
1990s, Fraley has appeared on other cartoons to his credit such as
Denver, the Last Dinosaur,
Rainbow Brite,
TaleSpin,
Garfield and Friends,
Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat,
Tom and Jerry Kids Show,
Filmation's Ghostbusters,
Bravestarr,
Bonkers,
Gargoyles and
Angry Beavers.
His best known contemporary role was Max Ray in
Ruby Spears's
The Centurions. He also voiced Dr. Wu in several episodes.
2000s
Recently, Fraley has appeared on new episodes of the popular
FOX series
The Simpsons and
Nickelodeon's
My Life as a Teenage Robot.
Personal
He grew up in the
Mormon faith but became a born again
Christian later in life. He is married with four children, all boys. He lives in
Studio City, California. He is a neighbor and good friend of fellow actor
Ed Asner.
Filmography
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