Dwayne Hill (born June 5, 1966) is an award-nominated Canadian voice actor whose voice can be heard in plenty of animated series.
While he is arguably most recognizable to Americans for appearing in Mean Girls as the dirty gym and sex ed. teacher Coach Carr, Dwayne Hill's mainstay is actually cartoons. His extensive vocal range has earned him both major and minor appearances in dozens of animated series produced in Canada, including Jimmy Two-Shoes, Atomic Betty, the Total Drama franchise, Grojband, Jacob Two-Two, Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse, Yin Yang Yo!, Seven Little Monsters, and Stōked. He's also appeared in several PBS Kids series, most notably as the latter half of the title duo of Peg + Cat.
Dwayne Hill shows up frequently as the voice of countless Canadian advertising campaigns, and has appeared quite a bit in video games too. He also has a few other live-action roles beyond that of Coach Carr, but they're small potatoes compared to his voiceover work.
Notable Roles of Dwayne Hill include:
- Carl Gould in Arthur
- Atomic Roger, Dr. Cerebral, Principal Peterson, Mr. Parker, and Dylan in Atomic Betty
- After Len Carlson passed away before the series' third season, he became The Other Darrin for all his roles, including Minimus P.U., Spindly Tam Kanushu, Greenbeard, and Robot B-1.
- Heropotamus in Babar and the Adventures of Badou
- Trevor in Bob and Margaret
- Dr. Tommy, and Clank Lockton and Lock Clankton in Bolts & Blip
- Dr. Hertz in Braceface
- Royce Manderbelt, Colton Steel, Sid Butane, Pete, and Earl in Crash Canyon
- Randy the Mugger in The Dating Guy
- Bell Tower Spec Ops in Deus Ex: The Fall
- Dex Hamilton in Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist
- Aron in Di-Gata Defenders
- Bill Uppity in The Dumb Bunnies
- The Jackal in Far Cry 2
- Joey the Canadian Dig Boy in Franny's Feet
- Buzz Newsworthy in Grojband
- Vincent Creecher in Growing Up Creepie
- Principal I.M. Greedyguts in Jacob Two-Two
- Samy Garvin, General Molotov, Dorkus, Dr. Scientist, and the Weavil Chief in Jimmy Two-Shoes
- Norvyn and Dr. Sabre in Kingdom Force
- Nedley in Maggie and the Ferocious Beast
- Fast-Talking Jack in Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse
- Coach Carr in Mean Girls
- Galahad in Mike the Knight
- Mr. Fred Frog in Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends
- Coach Conkout in Moville Mysteries
- The eponymous character of Norman Picklestripes
- A police officer in The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature
- Abby and Gold in Pandalian
- Cat from Peg + Cat (nominated for an Emmy in 2014 for this role)
- Master Boaddai in Redakai
- Coach and Sam Sparks in Rescue Heroes
- Clark's Dad in Rotting Hills
- Hatton in Scaredy Squirrel
- Three in Seven Little Monsters
- Hoo the Gorilla in Skatoony
- Buster the Shark in Stōked
- Det. Dennys Nagel in Tangled (2001)
- Josh in Total Drama Action: Celebrity Manhunt Reunion Show and Total DramaRamanote .
- Jazz Hands in Totally Spies!
- Rocky Rally in Turbo Dogs
- Princess Lucy in What It's Like Being Alone (one of his few female roles)
- Inky, Burt, Wallace, Lou, Dr. Fector, and Mr. Tremble in Willa's Wild Life
- Mr. Voiceman in Uh Oh!
- Nigel in Urban Vermin
- Mr. Blunderbuss in Wayside
- Milk Man in Yam Roll
- Dave, Coop, and Muffin in Yin Yang Yo!
- Woolaf in Z-Squad
- Additional Voices in 6teen, The Adventures of Chuck & Friends, Almost Naked Animals, The Amazing Spiez!, Camp Lakebottom, Captain Flamingo, Chilly Beach, Cyberchase, The Day My Butt Went Psycho!, The Future Is Wild, George and Martha, George Shrinks, Grossology, Justin Time (2011), Let's Go Luna!, Magi-Nation, Medabots, Numb Chucks, PAW Patrol: The Movie, Pearlie, Producing Parker, Roboroach, Ruby Gloom, Sidekick, Spliced, Time Warp Trio, and World of Quest (among other shows)
Tropes associated with Hill:
- Man of a Thousand Voices: Just look at all the roles above, particularly Atomic Betty and Jimmy Two-Shoes, where none of the characters he voices for those shows even remotely sound the same. Alternatively, you could just check him out on Seven Little Monsters, where he creates a new voice in every episode for Three's different personas.
- The Other Darrin: He took over all of Len Carlson's roles on Atomic Betty after his passing in 2006.
