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I just met Berger at Auto Assembly this past weekend. He is a living legend and the nicest bloke on the surface of the Earth.
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'''Gregg Berger''' (sometimes credited as Greg Berger) is a prolific American voice actor. Outside of cartoons, he is known among video game enthusiasts for his work on high-profile video games such as ''Final Fantasy X'', ''Viewtiful Joe'', and ''Metal Gear Solid 3''.
'''Gregg Berger''' ([[December 10]], 1950 - ?), sometimes credited as '''Greg Berger''',  is a prolific American voice actor. Outside of cartoons, he is known among video game enthusiasts for his work on high-profile video games such as ''Final Fantasy X'', ''Viewtiful Joe'', and ''Metal Gear Solid 3''.


Berger also wrote the introduction for the [[Titan Books]] trade paperback, ''[[Treason]]''.
Berger also wrote the introduction for the [[Titan Books]] trade paperback, ''[[Treason]]''.

Revision as of 02:12, 19 August 2009

I'm seriously waiting for him to split down the middle and a tiny Grimlock to pop out.

Gregg Berger (December 10, 1950 - ?), sometimes credited as Greg Berger, is a prolific American voice actor. Outside of cartoons, he is known among video game enthusiasts for his work on high-profile video games such as Final Fantasy X, Viewtiful Joe, and Metal Gear Solid 3.

Berger also wrote the introduction for the Titan Books trade paperback, Treason.

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Trivia

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  • The head of Grimlock's Pretender shell bears a passing resemblance to Mr. Berger. Though it also looks like Ed Asner, so, um.
  • Gregg Berger is known for participating in fan events, such as a fan script reading at TFCon 2008 in Toronto, where he reprised his roles of Skyfire, Grimlock and Outback.
  • Gregg Berger stated he prefers characters that think before they act, yet he truly loves Grimlock.