Chris Parnell

Chris Parnell is a seasoned actor and comedian known for his distinctive voice work and versatile performances across television and film, making him a valuable asset for various brand collaborations. After being recruited as a featured player for ‘Saturday Night Live’ in its 1998-99 season, Chris Parnell quickly established himself as a versatile comedic talent, earning a promotion to repertory player by 1999. During his impactful tenure on the iconic sketch comedy series, Parnell became known for a range of impressions including Tom Brokaw, Newt Gingrich, Tom Hanks, and John McCain. A notable highlight was his participation in the viral ‘Lazy Sunday’ rap video alongside Andy Samberg, which captivated audiences, further demonstrating his unique comedic style.

His extensive voice work further includes serving as the narrator for the PBS Kids series ‘WordGirl’ from 2007 to 2015, and contributing to numerous national commercial campaigns, making his vocal style instantly recognizable to a wide audience. Expanding his live-action presence, Parnell took on a main role as Wayne in the CBS comedy ‘Happy Together’ in 2018. His sustained versatility and distinctive vocal presence continue to make him a valuable asset across various brand collaborations and entertainment projects, building on a career defined by memorable performances in both on-screen and voice roles.