Greg Berg

Greg Berg has established a distinguished career as a voice actor across animation, video games, and film. After lending his voice to iconic characters for a groundbreaking animated series, Greg Berg went on to establish a distinguished career across animation, video games, and film. A significant early role came with the 1984 animated series Muppet Babies, where he voiced both Baby Fozzie and Baby Scooter across 107 episodes throughout the show’s seven-year run, which concluded in 1991. His versatility and skill were further recognized when Hanna-Barbera Productions enlisted Berg to voice new lines for classic characters Babba Looey and Augie Doggy for a 50-year anniversary special, following the passing of Daws Butler, demonstrating his respected position within the industry.

Beyond entertainment, Greg Berg’s voice has been featured in significant historical narratives and commercial campaigns. In 2012, he voiced President Jimmy Carter and General Curtis LeMay in two episodes of the acclaimed TV mini-series The Untold History of the United States. He has also been the recognizable voice of Kikkoman for Kikkoman Teriyaki Sauce in numerous television commercials, solidifying his presence in the commercial advertising sector. Throughout his prolific career, Berg has consistently emphasized the enduring value of authentic human performance, even amidst technological advancements in the voice acting industry.