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Frank Welker - Biography

Frank Welker After graduating from high school, he attended Colorado State University, where he studied theater and drama. His unique talent in voice acting was seen while still at university, and he began his career as a DJ in local radio and as a voice actor for commercials.

His breakthrough was working at the animation studio Hanna-Barbera Productions, where he first voiced the character in the animated series Scooby-Doo (1969). This was the beginning of his long and successful career in the world of voice acting.

Frank Welker voiced many characters in the most popular animated series and animated films. Among his most famous roles are Scooby-Doo, Fred Jones, Alpha from Alpha and Omega, Harry from Harry Potter, and many others.

In addition, Welker voiced characters in video games and commercials, which once again confirms his splendor in this area of ​ ​ art.

Today, Frank Welker continues to actively engage in voice acting, taking part in new projects and giving his unique talent to characters that are loved and recognized by millions of fans around the world. His contribution to the animation industry remains invaluable and his work will continue to delight and inspire fans over the years.
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