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'''Anthony Christian Potenza''' (born [[December 23]], [[1972]]) is a Canadian actor. He is best remembered for his voice acting roles as the narcissistic egomaniacal host of the ''Total Drama'' series, Chris McLean, and the laidback skateboarder Jude Lizowski in both ''6Teen'' and the pre-school setting spin-off, ''Total DramaRama''.  
'''Anthony Christian Potenza''' (born [[December 23]], [[1972]]) is a Canadian actor. He is best remembered for his voicing the narcissistic egomaniacal host of the ''Total Drama'' series, Chris McLean, and the laidback skateboarder Jude Lizowski in both ''6Teen'' and the pre-school setting spin-off, ''Total DramaRama''.  


Outside of voice acting, Potenza has a YouTube channel dedicated to ''Total Drama'', where he interviews his co-stars and questions and answers from fans. Plus he was that one guy from a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq4zwP7nfSo Tostitos commercial].  
Outside of voice acting, Potenza has a YouTube channel dedicated to ''Total Drama'', where he interviews his co-stars and questions and answers from fans. Plus he was that one guy from a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq4zwP7nfSo Tostitos commercial].  

Revision as of 07:39, 16 March 2024

LET'S GET NA-KED!

Anthony Christian Potenza (born December 23, 1972) is a Canadian actor. He is best remembered for his voicing the narcissistic egomaniacal host of the Total Drama series, Chris McLean, and the laidback skateboarder Jude Lizowski in both 6Teen and the pre-school setting spin-off, Total DramaRama.

Outside of voice acting, Potenza has a YouTube channel dedicated to Total Drama, where he interviews his co-stars and questions and answers from fans. Plus he was that one guy from a Tostitos commercial.

He served as a professor for the Acting for Film and Television program at Niagara College until his departure due to personal issues and now runs a workshop of his own.[1][2]

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