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* ''VideoGame/ThiefIITheMetalAge'' (2000) - Returns as the voice of Garrett and of several established and new {{Bit Character}}s, as well as certain enemy types. But, to the surprise of many, he also voiced the game's ''main villain'' (with a notably different voice that most people didn't recognize before seeing the credits). This leads to an interesting occurence of TalkingToHimself in the later phases of the game.
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* ''VideoGame/ThiefIITheMetalAge'' (2000) - Returns as the voice of Garrett and of [[ActingForTwo several established and new new]] {{Bit Character}}s, as well as certain enemy types. But, to the surprise of many, he also voiced the game's ''main villain'' (with a notably different voice that most people didn't recognize before seeing the credits). This leads to an interesting occurence of TalkingToHimself in the later phases of the game.
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* BadassBaritone: But a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=883hEJ7Xowo&feature distinctly huskier]], "calm and friendly badass" version of this trope.
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A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stage for over 20 years and has also acted with the Huntington Theatre Company, New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. He lives and works in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, and is a member of Actors' Equity and the Screen Actors Guild.
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A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stage for over 20 years and has also acted with the Huntington Theatre Company, New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. He lives and works in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, and is a member of Actors' Equity Creator/ActorsEquity and the Screen Actors Guild.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games. He is best known for voicing Garrett in ''Videogame/{{Thief}}'', and voicing Mr. Handy's in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games. He is best known for voicing Garrett in ''Videogame/{{Thief}}'', and voicing Mr. Handy's Handys in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games. He is best known for voicing Garrett in ''Videogame/{{Thief}}'', and voicing every Mr. Handy in VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}.
A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stage of WHAT for over 20 years and has also acted with the Huntington Theatre Company, New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. He lives and works in Wellfleet, Massachusetts and is a member of Actors' Equity and the Screen Actors Guild.
A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stage of WHAT for over 20 years and has also acted with the Huntington Theatre Company, New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. He lives and works in Wellfleet, Massachusetts and is a member of Actors' Equity and the Screen Actors Guild.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games. He is best known for voicing Garrett in ''Videogame/{{Thief}}'', and voicing every Mr. Handy Handy's in VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}.
''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}''.
A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stageof WHAT for over 20 years and has also acted with the Huntington Theatre Company, New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. He lives and works in Wellfleet, Massachusetts Massachusetts, and is a member of Actors' Equity and the Screen Actors Guild.
A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stage
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* ProductionPosse:
** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
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** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
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!!Stephen Russell's voice acting roles:
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* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' (2011) - Voices a range of characters, including Barbas the talking dog, Mallus Maccius, Belethor, Madanach, the Daedric Prince Clavicus Vile, the leader of the Thieves Guild Mercer Frey, and his associate Cynric Endell. The latter two characters are a ShoutOut to Russell's previous role as Garrett (to the point that it gets slyly lampshaded).
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* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' (2011) - Voices a range of characters, including Barbas the talking dog, the male Dark Brotherhood Initiate, Mallus Maccius, Belethor, Madanach, the Daedric Prince Clavicus Vile, the leader of the Thieves Guild Mercer Frey, and his associate Cynric Endell. The latter two characters are a ShoutOut to Russell's previous role as Garrett (to the point that it gets slyly lampshaded).
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* ProductionPosse:
** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games. He is best known for voicing Garrett in ''Videogame/{{Thief}}'', and voicing every Mr. Handy in VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}, ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', and VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games. He is best known for voicing Garrett in ''Videogame/{{Thief}}'', and voicing every Mr. Handy in VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}, ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', and VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}.
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* ProductionPosse:
** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
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** A rather slight example of this. He was a well regarded voice actor at Creator/LookingGlassStudios, and after that developer went under, Russell appeared in several works of Creator/IrrationalGames, one of Looking Glass' collaborators and direct successors.
** Also, in more recent years, he's become a go-to voice actor for Bethesda Softworks, having appeared in ''Fallout 3'' and ''4'', as well as in ''Skyrim''.
* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Stephen was approached initially for the role of Booker in ''Bioshock Infinite'', but was later replaced by Creator/TroyBaker.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games.
Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video games.
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Stephen Russell is an American theatre, television and film actor and writer from Massachusetts. However, to many, he is best known for his prolific voice acting career, which he started in TheNineties. He mostly voice acts in various video
A member of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre (WHAT) since 1987, Russell has been a mainstay on the stage of WHAT for over 20 years and has also acted with the Huntington Theatre Company, New Repertory Theatre, Stoneham Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. He lives and works in Wellfleet, Massachusetts and is a member of Actors' Equity and the Screen Actors Guild.
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* BadassBaritone: But a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=883hEJ7Xowo&feature distinctly huskier]], "calm and friendly {{Badass}}" version of this trope.
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* BadassBaritone: But a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=883hEJ7Xowo&feature distinctly huskier]], "calm and friendly {{Badass}}" badass" version of this trope.
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* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
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* TalkingToHimself: Related to his ManOfAThousandVoices entry. Occurs in a few games where he played several of the main characters. Possibly the greatest examples are ''Thief II: The Metal Age'', where he voices both the protagonist and the antagonist; and ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', where he voices [[TheJeeves the stuffy British butler bot Codsworth]] and [[HardboiledDetective hard-nosed detective Nick Valentine]]. Their voices sound nothing alike.
