Most people who watched the animated cartoon The Simpsons at least once thought about who voiced his characters. Tress McNill is one such actress. She was engaged in voicing cartoon characters in English, starting in 1979. Today we can hear her voice in a wide variety of cartoons, films and series, including "Drama." Her voice is spoken by: Daisy Duck (Donald's girlfriend), Chip (from the cartoon "Chip and Dale Rescue"), Agness Skinner (mother of the Simpsons mother) and Bugs Bani.
Childhood
A girl born on June 20, 1951 in Chicago (Illinois) in a small family, her parents called Teressa Claire Payne (Teressa Claire Payne). She was small, chubby and very vociferous. As she got older, she began to dream about becoming an actress. Having matured, I realized that there was little hope for this. Therefore, she did not go to acting school, but to the University of California. Then she graduated from the broadcasting school and became a disc jockey (a modern DJ) in order to somehow realize her own ambitions.
Job
Before starting to voice the various characters, Tress McNeill (just such a pseudonym the girl once took for herself) where she just did not work. She even performed in the Los Angeles troupe The Groundlings almost on a par with Paul Rubens. She realized what exactly she should do, in 1979, when she voiced several minor characters in the cartoon "Scooby and Scrappy-Doo." After that, she decided for herself to be engaged exclusively in giving her voice to various cartoon heroes. What is worth noting, she did great.
Abilities
Actress Tress McNill is undoubtedly one of the most talented women in the voice transmission industry. Her voice is completely unique. Delicate, loud, piercingly childish, joyful, it allows you to look at a cartoon character with even greater pleasure and interest. At least to those viewers who know English. For the most part, it was he who helped Dot Warner, Bugs Bani and Tina Thon become very popular cartoon heroes. It is also interesting how the voice of Tress McNill sounds in the film "Elvira: Lady of Darkness." Here he is already with a little hoarse. However, the actress can easily set any timbre and intonation.
Career
By 2013, Tress McNill gave her voice to more than 1, 000 characters in more than 260 animated series, cartoons, films, and video games. She worked on voicing such animated series as Futurama, Dave Barbarian, Animanyaki, The Adventures of Tiny Tunes. She collaborated with such well-known companies as Disney and Warner Bros. Working with Disney Studios, she voiced the cartoon characters Hercules, Mouse House, Duck Tales, George from the Jungle 2, and 7D. In 1995, 1997 and 2000, she was nominated for an Annie Award in 4 categories for various cartoons, but was never awarded any prize. But, it is entirely possible that everything is still ahead.
Personal life
From the biography of Tress McNill it is clear that today the actress has already turned 66 years old. It is also known that in her youth she had a precedent with a certain Deniss. He was literally obsessed with her. He sent a bunch of letters in which he talked about his love and what he would like to do with it. Frightened, the actress even canceled performances in the city where he lived. But there is no information about her husband, boys, weddings and divorces, children, because she always made a secret from her personal life.
Popularity on the Internet
Photo Tress McNill is available on her pages on Twiterr and Instagram. If you want to know more about her or somehow get closer to her, you can subscribe to her pages on these social networks, as thousands of her zealous fans have done. You can also always go to Youtube and watch all its TV shows and films that have ever been released. Well, if you want to know a more detailed biography, just visit Wikipedia. Preferably, American, there is still more information.
Filmography Tress McNill
Until 1989, Tress McNill voiced exclusively cartoons. The most popular of them:
1983 - “Rubik is an amazing cube” (secondary characters).
1984 - Voltron (Queen Merle).
1987-1989 - “Duck Tales” (different characters, in 11 episodes).
1989 - “The Witch's Delivery Service” (owner of Ason bakery).
Also during this time, she managed to give her voice to various characters from the animated series "Alvin and the Chipmunks", "The Adventures of the Gummy Bears", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and "Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers". After 1990, she continued to work in this area, and also began to voice films and television series:
1991 - “Let's be healthy” (heroine Daria, 1 episode);
1995 - “Gordia” (the role of Wendy);
2003 - “George from the Jungle” (voiced by the tiger).
Since 1995, the voice of Tressa McNill also began to speak the heroes of video games:
1995 - “Full Throttle” / Full Throttle (minor character Suzy).
1997 - “The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield” (minor characters);
2000 - “Escape from the Monkey Island” (tourist, Daisy / Mabel);
2002 - “Kingdom of Hearts” (Queen of Hearts / Daisy Duck).
2003 - “Futurama” (Linda / Mom).
2003 - “The Simpsons: Shot Down and Left” (Agness Skinner).
2007 - “Bee Movie: Honey plot” (Janet Chang).
2010 - "Epic Mickey" the first and second part (Daisy Duck).
Also, Tress McNill voiced during this time many heroes of a huge number of other video games that have never been translated into Russian. In total, more than 100.
New cartoons with voice acting
Nothing made Tress McNill quit her job: neither problems in her personal life (if any), nor health problems, nor age, nor anything else. She worked hard and got her way. So, in the period from 2010 to 2017, several animated series were released in the voice acting of Tess McNill, 7 of them were translated into Russian:
2010 - “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” (various characters, 1 episode).
2010-2012 - “Fish Science” / Fish Hooks (Bessie's heroine, 5 episodes);
2011 - “Little Red Riding Hood against evil” (woman / Vera).
2011 - “Ben-10: Alien Superpower” (voiced by Zenith in one episode);
2012 - “Zambesia” / Zambezia (Neville's wife, lovebird).
2012 - “Kung Fu Panda: Amazing Stories” (Wupo, in 1 episode).
In 2014, a number of American newspapers reported that the actress became ill and was hospitalized in one of the local hospitals. But, apparently, she nevertheless recovered safely (to our happiness!). Since in 2017, her grandmother spoke in her voice in the new series “Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie”, which, we hope, will also soon be translated into Russian. At least a number of Russian dubbing studios are going to do this.
