Daria Voice Cast: Where Are They Now?

0:00It's April 26th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Daria Morgan-Dorfer still speaks for the outsiders, even over 20 years after the show wrapped. That MTV animated hit gave voice to high school misfits with its sharp satire. Today, we're catching up on the voice cast behind Daria, Jane, and the rest folks most fans never saw, but whose talents made it pop. Tracy Grandstaff, who nailed Daria's deadpan vibe, started as a beevison but-head writer before spinning off the star. She wrote for Tom Green and VMAs, then climbed to TV exec ranks. Now she stays super private, just like her character. Meanwhile, Wendy Hoob's voiced Jane, Quinn, and Helen, jumping to live action gigs on Grey's Anatomy, Criminal Minds, and Law and Order shows, with her latest on blue bloods last year. Julian Rebelato brought hapless dad Jake to life, launching his voice career on Dora, Pokémon, and more.

1:01He co-founded a voice training studio and does tons of ads. Alvaro J. Gonzales, the slacker trend, hustled way harder off-screen auditioned with a whole classroom of voices, then tried sales, mortgages, and now. Works as a biomagnetist and alternative health. On the flip side, bubbly Britonese Lisa Kathleen Collins retired from acting right after Daria's movies, vanishing from the spotlight. Mark Thompson, Dim Jockevin, blew up huge voicing teenage mutant Ninja Turtles, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, plus video games and Star Wars audiobooks, all. While raising a family, these voices shaped a generation snark, but lives flip-descript, some faded quiet, others voiced empires or switched lanes entirely, proving the real world's justice twisted as Laundale.