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[[Image:Charlieadler.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Most guarded secret: Is indeed related to Babs Bunny.]] | [[Image:Charlieadler.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Most guarded secret: Is indeed related to Babs Bunny.]] | ||
'''Charlie Adler''' (born [[February 27]], 1957) is an American voice actor. | '''Charlie Adler''' (born [[February 27]], 1957), sometimes '''Charles''', is an American voice actor. Outside of ''Transformers'', he is known for voicing ''Tiny Toon Adventures''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Buster Bunny, [[G.I. Joe (team)|''G.I. Joe''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s]] Low Light, ''G.I. Joe Resolute''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Cobra Commander]], [[Flint (G.I. Joe)|Flint]], [[Stalker (G.I. Joe)|Stalker]] and [[Gung-Ho]], ''SWAT Kats''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s T-Bone and the entire cast of ''Cow and Chicken'' (and as such is the King--and Queen--of Cheese). | ||
==Voice roles== | ==Voice roles== | ||
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Charlie Adler (born February 27, 1957), sometimes Charles, is an American voice actor. Outside of Transformers, he is known for voicing Tiny Toon Adventures's Buster Bunny, G.I. Joe's Low Light, G.I. Joe Resolute's Cobra Commander, Flint, Stalker and Gung-Ho, SWAT Kats's T-Bone and the entire cast of Cow and Chicken (and as such is the King--and Queen--of Cheese).
Voice roles
Generation 1 cartoon
- Dirk Manus
- Duros
- Silverbolt
- Triggerhappy
- Vorath
- Pre-Transformer (character) (Ep 69 Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4)
Transformers 2007 film
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
- Starscream
Revenge of the Fallen: The Game
- Starscream
- Generation One Starscream
- Generation One Sunstorm
Adler's portrayals of Starscream in the film versus the video game versions of Revenge of the Fallen are vastly different. While in the film Starscream's voice is neurotic and whiny, the video game voice is dark and sinister, magnified greatly by some crazy heavy electronic amplification that pushes Adler's voice to the point of being virtually unrecognizable. To draw a more direct comparison, his voice in the game sounds more like the movie version of Megatron than Frank Welker does! Strangely enough, they seem to have kept his "normal" Starscream voice for phrases spoken by the G1 incarnation of the character during multiplayer.
