Forbidden Diary Cast
Sevil Delin
Natalie Crouter
Sevil Delin is a voice artist and writer based in Istanbul who grew up in the US, Turkey, Egypt, Hong Kong and the UK and studied English Language and Literature at Oxford University.
Her son plays Bedie Crouter. A trained voice actor and singer, she has acted in TV ads, short films, stage productions and musicals. As a voice actor her projects include narrator for Domino: The Little One video game as well as voiceover for more than 100 commercial clients. Sevil writes travel books, including the Louis Vuitton Istanbul City Guide and articles for such publications as The Guardian, Monocle, Conde Nast Traveller and Wallpaper. What drew her to the role was the similarities in Natalie Crouter’s life and hers.
Mark Oliver
Jerry Crouter
Before you heard him as Jerry Crouter, you may have listened to Mark Oliver as the announcer for Turner Classic Movies. Mark has voiced hundreds of radio and TV commercials. His daughter plays June Crouter.
Luka Aslan Nas
Fred "Bedie" Crouter
Luka Aslan Nas plays the Crouter’s son. Luka is the same age as the real “Bedie” when Natalie Crouter wrote her diary. In addition to Forbidden Diary, Luka has appeared with his father, Turkish actor Devrim Nas, in the movie Zubeyde. He is the son of Sevil Delin who plays Natalie Crouter.
Claire Oliver
June Crouter
Claire Oliver plays the Crouter’s daughter, June. Her father plays Jerry Crouter.
Jeannie Anne Sioson
Nida
Jeannie Marie Sisson plays Nida, the Crouter’s loyal housekeeper who keeps the family alive by bringing food to them. In addition to Nida, she also voiced the narrator in the opening of the first episode.
Jeannie worked as a Broadcast Engineer for more than twenty years in one of the top television stations in the Philippines. After retiring, she gained a following as an announcer for a provincial radio station and taught voice acting, radio dramatization, DJ and program hosting, news reading, etc., at a private school. Her voice-over work started as a hobby that led to Jeannie voicing cartoons characters and being cast as Nida. Being a daughter of WWII survivors, she herself heard stories about the Japanese invasion in the 1940s, as told by her mom and dad, aunties and uncles, most of which have now passed on. Knowing a little bit about how her parents survived WWII, she can easily relate to her character.
Christine Atsuko Holloway
Miss McKim
Christine Atsuko Holloway plays Miss McKim, a Tokyo bishop’s daughter who acts as the Camp’s diplomat and translator. The McKim character was introduced in Season 2 (1942).
Christine is a fully bilingual voiceover talent who has been acting for most of her life in Japan and the United States. Her voice can be heard in commercials, children’s books, podcasts, corporate videos, video games, learning and meditation apps, and everything in between. She currently resides in the beautiful state of Oregon.
Masaya Okubo
Mr. Tomibe and Lieutenant Mukibo
Masaya Okubo voices the hateful Lieutenant Mukibo in 1941 and 1942. In the 1944 Season, he plays the kind and open-minded Mr. Tomibe. New York based Japanese actor. His on-camera credits include many independent films and…
TV series. He has also been working in theaters and as a featured performer in Samurai Theater Company, Samurai Sword Soul, performing at many festivals and events all over the United States. He was also in the SquareSpace Super Bowl ad 2024 directed by Martin Scorsese.
As a voice artist, he has a regular role in a Japanese dubbed American cartoon “Caillou” as Daddy. Commercials: Google, YouTube, Minecraft, Gucci, Audi, Swiss Airline, Amazon and more. Video Games: Wayfinder (Digital Extreme Ltd. / Playstation 5 and PC), Firefight (Sean O’Conner / Android, iOS and STEAM), Master of Knights- Tactics RPG (Neowiz Games / Android, iOS). A Netflix movie “Kate” commercial that he gave a narration won the Best Internet Commercial Award in 2022 LA American Advertising Awards. He has been honored to be a juror at the Voice Arts Awards by SAVOS since 2023. Also, he narrated Japanese audio guides for renowned museums such as Antoni Gaudi’s Casa Botines Museum in Leon (Spain), FC Barcelona’s Barca Immersive Tour Museum in Barcelona (Spain), and Munch Museum in Oslo (Norway).
Maxwell Glick
Jim
Maxwell Glick is heard in 21 episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 as Jim, the Camp’s newsletter journalist. He is an award-winning actor and audiobook narrator. Notable on-screen roles include…
starring in the Emmy Award winning The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, and appearances on The Office, The Upshaws, Castle, The Mentalist, and Timeless. He has done voice acting work for major companies like Nintendo, Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Marvel, and LEGO. He also has been a content creator since the beginnings of social media. His “mrcheezypop” brand is a family friendly destination specializing in food & drink, theme parks, and life as an actor in LA. For more Max, check him out on Instagram @mrcheezypop, Twitter @maxwellglick, Patreon at patreon.com/mrcheezypop, and YouTube at youtube.com/mrcheezypop.
Melba Sibrel King
Millie English and Mrs. Saleeby
Melba Sibrel King is heard in 19 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing the down-to-earth Millie who is Ted’s wife and the elderly Mrs. Saleeby. Before making voice over her full-time pursuit, Melba worked in radio, video production…
and script writing, as well on stage and in front of the camera. Roles range from The Porter (played as a woman, mind you) in Nashville Shakes’ acclaimed uncut production of The Scottish Play, to a woman so irritating the crowd has been known to cheer when she is killed by zombies in low-budget SyFy channel favorite Hide and Creep, to bonus round winner on Wheel of Fortune. Behind the mic, MelbasVoice has been part of the North American cast of Nick, Jr.’s Tweenies, given life to various characters in the Dislyte VG franchise, and won an Audie Award for faith-based historical fiction audiobook To Win Her Favor.
Rebecca Haugh
Peg
Rebecca Haugh is heard in 19 episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing Peg, Natalie’s close friend. Rebecca is a voiceover artist with 20+ years of experience serving…
US and global clients, including Comcast, LPGA, Bank of America, Nestle, Ben & Jerrys, Intuit and most recently Valentino. She continuously studies VO acting (including improv 45 weeks a year). Her past performance experience includes training in Hollywood, regional comedy theater and on-camera for television, indie film and commercials shot in California.
Rebecca is truly honored to voice Peg and be part of this audio cast telling the incredible story of perseverance and determination in Forbidden Diary.
Karen DeBoer
Enid
Karen DeBoer is heard in 17 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 as the head-strong Enid who is Arthur’s wife. She is uniquely qualified to play Enid because her mother, uncle and grandparents were interned by the Japanese in Manila during WWII.
Karen is an ADDY-award winning voiceover recording artist with over 30 years of experience serving clients around the globe, including Mercedes-Benz, Billy Graham, Dollywood and most recently as the in-flight announcer for Turkish Airlines. Her career also includes extensive on-camera work which includes representing the Maytag company in many appliance product videos and as a spokesperson for Volvo.
Karen considers it a great privilege to take part in sharing this incredible story of grit, perseverance and hope that defined “The Greatest Generation.”
Julie M. Dean
Betty
Julie M. Dean is heard in 16 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing Betty, Natalie’s friend.
Ina Marie Smith
Dotty
Ina Marie Smith is heard in 16 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 as the feisty Dotty. Ina is originally from Missouri and is now based permanently in the UK. Having started as a stage actor Ina became…
a voice artist ten years ago and has now worked in AAA games, Audiobooks, Animation, ADR, ELT as well as dozens of corporates and commercials for brands such as Amazon, Meta, Nestle, Roblox, Papa Johns and HPE. Recent credits include Jungle Beat: The Movie (Netflix), Sylvia Plath: Inside the Bell Jar (BBC), Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (Nintendo), Hitman 2 (IO Interactive), and The Good Daughter (Penguin Random House).
Bob Ball
Arthur
Bob Ball is heard in 15 episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing Arthur who is one of the Camp leaders and married to Enid. Bob is a voice actor with 30 years’ experience in acting on stage and film with…
PhD-level university credits in English and a graduate degree in quantitative agricultural economics. While often called “the numbers guy,” Bob always has countered by saying no, he is a “man of letters” who can do a little math. Bob’s varied work experience in business and the arts gives him insight into presenting characters that reflect the author’s intent and style in audiobook narration, audio drama, documentaries, and commercials. So knowing a little bit about a lot of stuff seems to have worked so far. Recent work includes audiobook narration for The Library of Borrowed Hearts (Dreamscape), and narrating for The Birthday Fairy Project, bios of mass-shooting victims to honor the victims’ families and bring awareness to gun violence in America.
Learn more about Bob and hear him read samples from many genres at robertsballvoice.com.
Scott Walton
Carl
Scott Walton is heard in 14 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing Carl, a minister who is a Camp leader and a good friend of the Crouters.
Patrick Golebiowski
Larry
Patrick Golebioski is heard in 13 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing the wisecracking Larry.
Rich D'Aigle
Joe
Rich D’Aigle is heard in 13 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing the salt-of-the-earth Joe.
Mandy Balser
Colleen and Carlotta
Mandy Balser is heard in 13 episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing the naive Colleen and Carlotta who is a Camp Nurse. She is a freelance voice actress out of Knoxville, IL and the owner of Truly Madly Mandy, LLC!
Mandy is the voice of national, and international campaigns for clients including Hyundai, ProActiv, Campbell’s Soup, Delta Faucets, Glad Trash bags, Spotify, Werther’s Caramels and many more! When she’s not behind the microphone she enjoys playing board games and going on bike rides with her husband and their ten-year-old daughter.
Eric Bryan Moore
Phil
Eric Bryan Moore is heard in 13 episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing Phil, the Camp’s resident inventor and shortwave radio operator. Originally a stage actor from California, Eric spent nearly a decade traveling…
the globe and living in various countries. After finally settling down in Brazil, he built a home studio and finally put his acting degree back to use. When not recording books, video game characters, and various other kinds of voice overs, he is either playing with his daughter or has his nose buried in a book.
Troy W. Hudson
Ted English
Troy W. Hudson is heard in 12 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing Ted English, who is Millie’s husband and Jerry’s old Army buddy from WWI. He began his career as a radio/TV broadcast journalist in the US Army serving proudly from 1984-1989.
Troy worked in commercial radio, corporate multimedia, and commercial production. He started his voice-over business from scratch in 2012 and has since narrated nearly 70 audiobooks and voiced characters in video games, cartoons, and radio dramas. His voice is also heard in radio/TV commercials, elearning, and explainer videos for businesses. He works from his home studio in Georgia.
Diane Bolton
Hazel
Diane Bolton is heard in 12 episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing Hazel who is a nurse. She began her illustrious career as a high school German and English teacher. Ever the entrepreneur…
she started a professional speaking company, speaking nationally and internationally to myriad clients in business and industry. She has spoken professionally, in front of the microphone, to organizations that include automotive, education, aerospace, etc. That career morphed into a voiceover career, reprised from the off-chance opportunity she had years ago to do some voiceover work for a friend and colleague. That early VO work included local PSAs, automotive dealerships, and an occasional funeral home commercial.
Nora Novak
Doris
Nora Novak is heard in 12 episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing Doris, one of the women’s barrack’s malcontents. Nora is an actress and filmmaker with a penchant for the absurd. You can check out her work at www.quickanddirty.xyz.
Slava Timoshenko
Chef Alex
Slava Timoshenko is heard in ten episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing Alex, the Camp’s head strong and resourceful chef. Slava began his voice-over career on local Russia radio in 1994. Later, after finishing theatre school…
and becoming a professional actor, he started his career as an independent freelancer. His client list includes brands and companies from all over the world–Google, YouTube, eBay, Apple, Microsoft, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Nissan, HP, Metlife, Caterpillar, John Deere, Philips, Sony, Kodak, Nokia, PepsiCo, Mettler Toledo, Siemens, Baxalta, Busuu, Grundfos–more than 300 names. Slava lives in Barcelona where he works from his home studio.
Ria Vrana
Nida's Auntie
Ria Vrana is heard in ten episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing Nida’s elderly, sweet Auntie. Born and raised in the Philippines, this multilingual voice actor has been based in Czechia since…
2016. She has completed voice over projects in languages English, Tagalog, and Cebuano–from elearnings, to brand presentations, to phone systems, to voicing a character of any age. When she’s not behind her mic completing her next project or traveling to Prague to record in a studio, she is either conducting ESL or communication skills classes, working as an interpreter, taking care of her family, or immersed in her writing or illustrations. For more Ria, visit her site riasounds.eu.
Christopher V. Thorn
Committee Man
Christopher V. Thorn is heard in ten episodes of Seasons 1943-1944. Chris has recorded projects that have been heard on five continents and records for…
his global market in his professional home studio located in Central Ohio. Among his favorite projects are voicing characters for series work such as audio dramas, video games, and animation.
Miki Hiramoto
Pvt. Haruki, Sgt. Sato and Mr. Yamato
Miki Hiramoto is heard in nine episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing Pvt. Haruki, the everyman soldier, and other guards. He started his career acting in a Shakespeare theatre company in…
Japan and later expanded his field in voice over, spokesperson video, MC and improvisation theatres. His strength comes from various types of training and working with international clients.
Dan Davis
Hank
Dan Davis is heard in nine episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1943. Dan has been a newscaster, radio personality, voice actor, film and television actor, recording engineer/producer…
live sound technician, standup comedian, PA announcer for high school sporting events, and high school English and Speech teacher. As Dan likes to say, “I’ve been getting paid to talk since I was 15 years old.” He is currently retired from full time teaching and spends his time cooking, baking, managing the sound and video team for worship services at his church. He spent a year or so co-hosting, mixing, and editing the (now defunct) podcast “Boomers with Beverages.” For more about Dan, check out his website at dandavisvo.com.
Wendy Brown Chapkis
Committee Woman and Mrs. Coulter
Wendy Brown is heard in nine episodes of Seasons 1942-1944. Wendy is a Telly Award winning voice actress with more than 30-years behind the mic. You may have heard her voice on Colgate Slimsoft, Pfister Faucets or Spectrum Reach TV commercials.
Jennifer Nittoso
Isobel
Jennifer NIttoso is heard in eight episodes of Seasons 1942-1944. Jennifer is an actor, audiobook narrator, podcast host, and dog dork.
Allen Enlow
Tom Carlisle, Mr. Menzies, Old Man and More
Allen Enlow is heard in seven episodes of Season 1941-1943. The question is: What character hasn’t Allen played in Forbidden Diary? Often called the man of a thousand voices…
the New York City actor and comedian has performed in movies (Majestyk and Jam), TV shows (The Sopranos and Mr. Robot), Broadway (The Rascals) and standup and improve venues across America. Check him out at www.allenenlow.com and see if you can spot one of his many characters in Forbidden Diary Episodes 3, 8, 13, and 17-20.
Vincent Caruso
Herb
Vincent Caruso is heard in seven episodes of Seasons 1941-1944 playing Herb. He is the evening DJ on SiriusXM Satellite Radio’s classical music channel 78-Symphony Hall. Vincent also hosts…
and produces SiriusXM’s Classics On Film, a show he created that celebrates film and video game music. During his 25+ years as a classical music radio DJ in the NYC-FM market, the Brooklyn-based voice actor has also narrated and produced over 55 audiobooks (kids, young adult, adult fiction and non-fiction) and worked in commercials, animation, documentaries, film dubbing, eLearning, and explainer videos. When not behind the microphone, Vincent helps people as an executive, leadership and creative services coach.
Dustin Parkhurst
Bill Moule
Dustin Parkhurst is heard in seven episodes of Seasons 1943 and 1944. He is a seasoned voice-actor known for his versatility. With a passion for storytelling and ear for nuance…
Dustin has over 20 years of national ad campaigns, video game characters, audiobooks, tutorials, and diverse array of other projects in his portfolio. He actively engages with industry trends to keep performances fresh and relevant for brands and creators.
Bonnie Marie Williams
Marj Moule
Bonnie Marie Williams is heard in seven episodes of Seasons 1943 and 1944. From Los Angeles to the East Coast and back again, Bonnie Marie Williams has been acting for over 25 years on the stage, and in…
television and film; and donning the voice actor cape for clients all over the world. When she’s not in the studio, you can find her drinking an iced coffee (or two), casting and directing voiceover projects, producing feature films and podcasts, coaching kids and grown-ups, being the Final Girl in a horror movie, and watching Star Wars.
Halley DeVestern
Josephine
Halley DeVestern is heard in six episodes of Seasons 1941 and 1943 playing Josephine, wife of the Crouter’s gas station manager.
Pocholo "The Voicemaster" Gonzalez
Ismael
Pocholo Gonzalez is heard in six episodes of Seasons 1941 and 1942 playing Ismael, Nida’s patriotic husband.
Yoshi Amao
Nakamura and Other Characters
Yoshi Amao is heard in six episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1943 playing Nakamura (the Camp’s first commandant), a forlorn soldier, a bored soldier and Mr. Nagatomi. Yoshi is an actor, comedian, and samurai martial artist. He has appeared in Shogun…
(Episode 8, role of Sera, FX, hulu). In 2023, Yoshi worked as a fight director for Pacific Overtures at Signature Theater in Washington DC after he acted for Chushingura, 47 ronin at A.R.T./New York Theatres. He was the lead of Deadly She-Wolf Assassin at Armageddon! at La MaMa Theater (NYC) which was highly acclaimed by the New York Times. Yoshi is a founder of the theater company, Samurai Sword Soul, and has been performing all over the US. He appeared in Mr. Robot (USA), Blacklist (NBC), Billions (Showtime), Samurai Sportsman (OLN) and 2019 award-winning short film, My Daughter Yoshiko (Dir. Brian Blum). Yoshi hosted several TV shows such as Made in Japao (Record TV) in Brazil, Japanizi Going Going Gong (Disney XD), and Big in Japan in several countries in Europe.
Nick Steen
Dr. Dean
Nick Steen is heard in six episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1943 as the brash Dr. Dean. He is a voice, stage, and film actor living in Cleveland, Ohio. Some of his clients include Disney, Porsche…
Pfizer, DHL, and miYoHo games. When he’s not in the booth, he’s taking care of his two doggies with his lovely wife, Nicki.
Koji Asano
Mr. Hayakawa
Koji Asano is heard in six episodes of Seasons 1942-1944 playing the Camp’s second commandant, Mr. Hayakawa. He is a bilingual voice actor, fluent in both Japanese and English, having grown up in Japan before moving to…
Australia. He has voiced main characters in various works, including the Japanese dub of Angry Birds: Mystery Island. Additionally, he is a YouTuber with over 300,000 subscribers on his channel, Kozy Games.
Lance DeBock
Dr. Benedetti
Lance DeBock is heard in six episode in Seasons 1943 and 1944. Lance has been a versatile voice professional and performer for more than 20 years. You have heard him on radio and television commercials, eLearning…
and corporate projects throughout the USA, the U.K., and Europe. His theatrical background and training afford him the insight and credibility needed to bring your words to life. His Partial Client List Includes: Red Bull-Garmin Aviation-BBC London-T Mobile-EA Sports (Madden NFL) Pfizer Oncology-Jersey Mikes-NJ Division of Homeland Security-Audi Germany-Milton Bradley-Novartis- Six Flags-Pall University and more.
Steve Mountjoy
Announcer
Steve Mountjoy is heard at the beginning and end of every episode. He also has three “Hitchcock” cameos performances in Seasons 1942-1944.
Emil Civan Nas
Little Boy
Emil Civin Nas is heard in five episodes of Seasons 1941-1944. He is the son of Sevil Delin who plays Natalie Crouter. In addition to Forbidden Diary, Emil has acted with his father, Devrim Nas, in the Turkish movie Zubeyde.
Dean T. Moody
Dr. Hall
Dean T. Moody is heard in five episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1943. He is a voice artist living in Seattle, Washington. Originally a stage actor, a Hollywood…
projectionist, and a 4th grade teacher, his voice-over work includes documentary narration for the Native American History Channel on Youtube, animation work for the Boston Museum of Art, and several audiobook projects. Dean is currently active in online audio drama productions through groups like Stories to Voice, Soul Twins Audio, Cornucopia Radio, and Static. He performs regularly in local Radio Theater organizations and loves doing character work. His website is www.deantmoodyvoice.com.
Andrea Hadhazy
Diane
Andrea Hadhazy is heard in five episodes of the 1942 Season playing the beauty-conscious Diane.
Andre Ricarte
Jorge
Andre Ricarte is heard in five episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1944, playing the gung-ho Jorge, a family friend of Nida’s and Ismael’s. He is a Filipino – American voice actor based in NYC since 2014. Andre found…
voiceover as a career from a random ad on Facebook and has not turned back. He mostly delves in commercial work but has a heavy interest in video games and animation. Andre loves to cook, but mostly eat. #SinigangGang! For more about his work, go to https://andrericarte.com.
Karla Wren
Mrs. (Clara) Griffith
Karla Wren is heard in five episodes of Seasons 1943 and 1944. She is a voice actor and EMC actor. Her last audio drama was The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus with Standby for Places…
where she played Robin, Horse-Courser and Pride. She narrates with The Master Teacher and her most recently narrated audiobook was Mr.Perfect.com. Karla was last seen in VRTC’s Shakespeare Epoch’s Tour where she got to play the roles of Paulina and Mistress Quickly. She is a company member of PlayGround Chicago, Ubiquitous Players, and VRTC. For more information, go to www.karla-wren.com.
Jesse Fister
Private Smythe/Smitty
Jesse Fister is heard in three episodes where he plays Private Smythe in the 1941 Season and Smitty in 1944.
Priscilla Hagan
Fern
Priscilla Hagan is heard in four episodes of Seasons 1941 and 1943. She is a Professor Emerita of Theatre from the University of South Dakota. She currently…
works as a voice actor in Minneapolis specializing in characters for podcasts, documentaries, elearning, museums, art exhibits and more!
Celia Lynn
Dr. Lee
Celia Lynn is heard in four episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1943 playing Dr. Lee, a pregnant medical doctor who has been separated from her military husband.
Margo Zinberg
Mrs. Greer
Margo Zinberg is heard in four episodes of Seasons 1943 and 1944. As a longtime press manager for NBC and Nickelodeon, Margo publicized scores of shows from “Cheers” to “Rugrats.” Before training with…
top voiceover coaches in L.A., she also wrote for various in-flight and entertainment magazines. In 2009, she stepped behind the mic fulltime. Since then, she has accrued a long list of commercial, narration and e-learning credits from National Geographic to California Carpet, Kaiser Permanente and Window World, to name a few.
Kasper Michaels
Mr. Greer/Father Sheridan
Kasper Michaels is heard in four episodes playing Mr. Greer in the 1943 Season and Father Sheridan in 1944.
Joseph Jo Macdonald
Dr. Mather
Joseph Jo Macdonald is heard in four episodes of the 1944 Season. Jo is a professionally trained VA, linguist, singer and musician totally dedicated to quality who speaks English with a range of regional accents, from…
signature Midlands RP, to cockney after living in London for years, Scottish as he grew up in Scotland as a wee bairn, and General American after years of singing the blues and watching cool movies. He also speaks fluent Italian and Spanish like a local. For more information, go to https://jvmacdonald.es/voice-over.
Kathleen Godwin
Ginny Carlisle and Sister Godwin
Kathleen Godwin is heard in three episodes of Seasons 1941-1943, where she plays Ginny Carlisle in the 1941 Season and Sister Godwin in 1942 and 1943.
Bob Bavnani
Dr. Abellera, Manuel Quezon, Chinese Merchant, Dr. Viola
Bob Bavnani is heard in three episodes of Seasons 1941 and 1943, where he plays Dr. Abellera, President Manuel Quezon and a Chinese merchant in 1941 and Dr. Viola in 1943.
Jay Simon
British Man
Jay Simon is heard in three episodes of Seasons 1941 and 1942 as a British expatriate adjusting to internment.
Sandra Espinoza
Eleanor
Sandra Espinoza is heard in three episodes of Season 1942 playing the ex piano-bar singer Eleanor who is interned at Camp Holmes.
Deanna Johnston
Edith
Deanna Johnston is heard in three episodes of Seasons 1942 and 1943. She is a vocalist and voiceover actor who was chosen out of thousands to compete on CBS ROCKSTAR:INXS. She began…
her career as a singer and manager of a rock band, which ultimately led to a full-time career in the music industry. She has performed all over the world entertaining Fortune 500 giants like Apple, IBM, Google, Amazon and Toyota.
As a voice over actor Deanna’s voice can be heard everywhere including radio and TV commercials, explainer videos, live announce voice of God to meditation apps, social media campaigns to internal corporate narration. Her voiceover clients include US Bank, Moderna, Hyatt, Salvation Army and Fox Nation. To read more about Deanna go to www.deannajohnston.com.
Yuki Amezawa
Mr. Suda
Yuki Amezawa is heard in three episodes of Season 1944. Yuki Amezawa is a professional Japanese voice actor and narrator based in Japan. He has lent his voice to a wide range of projects across anime, film, and…
video games. His credits include the hit anime Gintama, the feature film Gonjiamu, and the popular video game Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet. With his versatile vocal range and engaging delivery, Yuki brings characters and stories to life for audiences worldwide.
Kiff VandenHeuvel
Walter
Kiff VandenHeuvel is heard in three episodes of Season 1944 playing Walter, Peg’s husband. He is an alumnus of The Second City and directed the National Touring Company at Second City Chicago. Kiff has been…
working in VO since 1996 and has worked in all realms of VO, from TV and radio commercials to dubbing, celebrity voice match, animation, videogames, promo, show narration, and even park voices at Disneyland and Universal Studios. Some notable roles include DOUGLAS SHETLAND in SPLINTER CELL DEATHWATCH, GRUG on THE CROODS: FAMILY TREE, HAN SOLO in STAR WARS: FORCES OF DESTINY and COMSTOCK in BIOSHOCK INFINITE. He works extensively in anime dubbing, ADR and audiobook as well, including the recent hit GONE BEFORE GOODBYE by Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben.
Kiff has extensive on-camera experience as wide-ranging as CLIFF on Netflix’s family series RICHIE RICH to wrestling legend Pat Patterson on NBC’s acclaimed family comedy YOUNG ROCK. He has appeared on PARKS AND RECREATION, CHICAGO MED, NCIS, BOSCH LEGACY. THIS IS US, THE L-WORD GENERATION L, and feature films BEHIND THE CANDELABRA, NIGHTCRAWLER, LA LA LAND, BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE.
Fred Quentin
French Man
Fred Quentin is heard in two episodes of Season 1941 playing Philippe, a French expatriate living in the Philippines.
Emily Stephens
Enid's Daughter and Little Esther
Emily Stephens is heard in two episodes of Season 1942 playing little Esther in the Camp’s variety show and Enid’s daughter.
AJ Sparks
Artistic Sergeant/Lieutenant Harada
AJ Sparks is heard in two episodes where he plays a Japanese sergeant who is an artist in Season 1942 and the harsh Lieutenant Harada in 1944.
Osamu Iizuka
Private
Osamu Iizuka is heard in two episodes of Season 1942 playing the power-hungry private who punishes a young couple for “co-mingling.”
Dwight Kuhlman
Wick
Dwight Kuhlman is heard in two episodes of Season 1943 playing Wick whom people suspect is an officer in the U.S. military.
Will Stauff
General Douglas MacArthur
Will Stauff is heard in one episode of Season 1941 voicing General Douglas MacArthur giving a radio message after the first bombing of Manila.
Lili Biha
French Woman
Lili Biha is heard in one episode of Season 1941 playing a French expatriate living in the Philippines.
John Carroll Wolfe
Young Soldier
John Carroll Wolfe is heard in one episode of Season 1941 playing a wounded soldier recuperating from war wounds in a Baguio hospital.
Meagan Cunningham
American Wife
Meagan Cunningham is heard in one episode of Season 1941.
Aaron Fischer
American Husband
Aaron Fischer is heard in one episode of Season 1941.
Worried Woman
Patrice Smith
Patrice Smith is heard in one episode of Season 1941 playing an American missionary living in the Philippines.
Wenli
Ah Yi
Wenli is heard in one episode of Season 1942 playing one of the many Chinese living in Baguio before and during WWII.
Sarah Pavelec
Helen
Sarah Pavelec is heard in one episodes of Season 1942 playing a young woman who had given birth just after she was interned.
Akira Inagawa
Civilian Guard
Akira Inagawa is heard in one episode of Season 1942 playing a guard who is a Japanese expatriate living in Baguio before WWII.
Micheal Anthony
Foster
Micheal Anthony is heard in one episode of Season 1943 playing a man brought to Camp Holmes who is haunted by his captured by the Japanese.
Kenzo Mori
Lieutenant Kira
Kenzo Mori is heard in one episode of Season 1943 playing the mysterious Lieutenant. Kira whom the prisoners suspect is a spy for the Japanese Military Police.
Yurie Hoyoyon
Nurse
Yurie Hoyoyon is heard in one episode of Season 1943 playing a Japanese nurse who is taking a tour of Camp Holmes.
Lauren Gobes
Regina
Lauren Gobes is heard in one episode of Season 1943 playing a woman who is imprisoned at Santo Thomas, a civilian internment camp in Manila.
Simon Skinner
Billy
Simon Skinner is heard in one episode of Season 1944 playing a teenage boy who wants to dance with June at a camp New Year’s Eve party.
Clementine McCann
Peg and Walter's Daughter
Clementine McCann is heard in one episode in Season 1944.
Matthew Amerman
Gene
Matthew Amerman is heard in one episode in Season 1944 playing Gene, a self-assured American internee who is questioned by the Japanese Military Police.