Keith Szarabajka

The name or term "Keith" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Keith (disambiguation).

In the Buffyverse my wife and son were killed by vampires and my daughter was turned into one. Fighting and/or being Decepticons isn't half bad by comparison.

Keith Szarabajka (born December 2, 1952) is an American actor and voice artist. As an on-screen actor, he has played Mickey Kostmayer The Equalizer, Daniel Holtz on Angel, Robert Morrison on 24, Detective Gerard Shephens in The Dark Knight, and (more or less) Herschel Biggs in L. A. Noire. As a voice actor, Szarabajka has performed as Kip O'Donnell on The Wild Thornberrys, Jet Black in Viewtiful Joe, Wolverine in Ultimate Spider-Man, Venom in Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, Mr. Freeze in Young Justice, Gilgamesh in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, Bastion in X-Men Destiny, Emile Dufraisne in Splinter Cell: Double Agent and several characters in Electronic Arts' Mass Effect series (which also featured the voices of Lance Henriksen and Keith David).

Roles

Transformers (2007 game)

• Decepticons
• Additional voices

War for Cybertron

• Ironhide

Dark of the Moon

• Laserbeak

Trivia

• His last name is pronounced "sarah-bike-ah". It comes from Polish and roughly translates as "grey tale". Talking about strange names.

External links

• Keith Szarabajka's official website
• Keith Szarabajka at the Internet Movie Database