Typecasting / Other Voice Actors

aka: Dutch Voice Actors

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Dutch

• Of all well-known Dutch voice actors, Jack Wouterse probably suffers from this the most. He is always The Big Guy, without exception, and nearly all Big Guys will be voiced by him: Pacha, Obélix, Sulley, Manfred, and so on. Of course, he is The Big Guy in Real Life as well.

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Italian

• Alessandra Korompay is often cast as a queen or a witch, such as Duck Dodgers as the Martian Queen, Barbie Fairytopia as both Laverna and the Enchantress, and Barbie & The Diamond Castle as Lydia.
• Pietro Ubaldi is one of the most ubiquitous Italian voice actor, and he's often cast as big/fat guys (like Patrick Star, Reinhardt, Bulkhead and Daruk). He is also the guy to go to voice talking cats, such as Meowth, Doraemon, Artemis, Juliano, Eek or older Kerubim.
• Alessio De Filippis is very often chosen to voice young leads in cartoons. He's been three different incarnations of Robin, Aang, Rigby, Kevin and Lincoln, among others.

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Norwegian

• Norwegian actor Trond Teigen is typically given the male protagonist's role of different animated films. Among many other minor voice works, his important roles includes the titular character in Aladdin, Shang in Mulan, the titular character in Balto, Little Creek in Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Prince Cornelius in Thumbelina and Prince Derek in The Swan Princess. Suffice to say, he's had his fair share of voicing male Non/Disney characters.
• Norwegian Åsleik Engmark with his hilarious voice has a record of playing the comedic sidekick, voicing Timon in The Lion King (1994), Mike Wazowski in Monsters, Inc., Mushu in Mulan and Buck in the third Ice Age movie.

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Portuguese

• Jorge Vasconcelos dubbed at least four evil apes: Mojo Jojo, Tublat, Grodd (in a two-part episode only) and Mallah.
• In the 80's, Carmen Sheila voiced several heroines in adventure cartoons, like Cheetara, Steelheart, Kat, Niko and Arcee. Ironically, although all these characters fit The Smurfette Principle trope, she didn't voice the actual Smurfette. ^note  For those who are wondering, Smurfette was voiced by Adalmária Mesquita in the 80's cartoon, by Jullie in the live-action films and by Angélica Borges in the all-CGI film Smurfs: The Lost Village. She's also carved a place with squeaky-voiced girls, most notably Elmyra and Dee Dee.
• Orlando Drummond voiced several dogs. The most famous is Scooby-Doo. Others are Buford, Dynomutt, Dog Wonder, Hong Kong Phooey and Lafayette. He also voiced other talking animals, like bears, and even a few tigers (Cringer/Battlecat and Mr. Tawny in the Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam!).
• Eduardo Borgerth is also known for having many dogs in his repertoire: Dukey in Johnny Test, Sparky in The Fairly Oddparents, Jake in Adventure Time…
• Jorgeh Ramos was best known for voicing animated villains, especially from Disney Renaissance: he voiced Bill Sykes, Monsieur D'Arque, Merlock from the Ducktales movie, Scar, Jafar and outside of Disney Rothbart from The Swan Princess and Rasputin in Anastasia. In the last big 2d animated film, the villain's Brazilian voice^note Sérgio Fortuna strongly reminded of Ramos', implying that they tried to allude to his legacy in Disney Animation.
• Luisa Palomanes has a tendency to voice redhead badass princesses: Koriand'r/ Starfire in Teen Titans (2003) and possibly ALL other works the character is in, including the live-action series; Merida in Brave and also in Ralph Breaks the Internet; and Mera in Justice League (2017) and Aquaman. Amusingly, her two breakout roles are brunettes, Buttercup and Hermione Granger.
• Márcio Simões dubs over so many black American actors (Samuel L. Jackson, Will Smith, Wesley Snipes, Danny Glover, Laurence Fishburne...) that some people might be surprised he's a white Brazilian.
• Manolo Rey has many teens (Robin, Spider-Man, Marty McFly, Fred and George Weasley) and just plain young characters (Sonic the Hedgehog, Hamton, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air).
• Mauro Ramos once noted the bulk of his career was built with fat and\or sleazy people. The absolute highlight was one that not only combined both but looked exactly like him, Al from Toy Story 2.
• Mariana Torres once noted that "I dub heroines, not princesses".^note She later noted to have voiced one princess... Meghan Markle! Aside from strong women like Katniss Everdeen and Lara Croft, her resume has quite a few superheroines: four from DC Comics (Raven, Zatanna, Supergirl, Black Canary) and others, like Scarlet Witch, Jessica Jones and Queen Maeve.
• Ma Zink has a career self-described as "kids, dykes and weird people" (casting for the middle one might have the help of being a lesbian, and eventually transgender), given roles such as young Sherlock, Nico Minoru, and Zeno.

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Romanian

• Mediana Vlad is often typecast as a princess, or otherwise sweet female character (especially in Disney). Her roles are, but likely not limited to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Wendy in Peter Pan, and Shanti in The Jungle Book (1967).

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Russian

• Klara Rumyanova's high-pitched voice made her the voice actress for children and Funny Animals in Soviet and Russian media from the early 1960s to the late 1990s. The Hare in Nu, Pogodi!, Lillebror from Karlsson on the Roof, Loskutik from Loskutik And The Cloud and many others — it's easier to list cartoons that don't feature her voice.

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Swedish

• The late Gunnar Ernblad was known for his very distinct and easily recognizable raspy voice which made him being cast almost exclusively as villains, usually of the somewhat silly and hammy kind such as Aku, Dr. Eggman, The Kingpin or Dr. Claw to name just a few.

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