Comedian, voice artist and actor Ken Hudson Campbell has been entertaining audiences for over three decades. He has appeared in a wide variety of projects, including Armageddon, Groundhog Day and several television shows. Heralding from Elmhurst, Illinois, Campbell attended the Columbia College film school before earning his comedy chops at the legendary improv theatre, The Second City. From there, Campbell founded the improv-comedy group Contents Under Pressure before making his film debut as Santa in Home Alone. Now one of the most sought after character actors around, Campbell has built a lasting on-screen legacy.

A well-established voice-over artist, Campbell has featured in hundreds of advertisements, including the iconic “Bob the baby” – who he voiced for all fourteen episodes of the classic show. With other voice credits including Crazy Lou in the nineties classic Dinosaurs, Joseph: King of Dreams and Titan A.E., Campbell’s versatility has set him apart in the industry. Over the years, Campbell has featured in several television shows such as Herman’s Head, God, the Devil and Bob, and The Practice. From comedy to gritty drama, Campbell continually pushes the boundaries of his craft.

After lending his vocal talents to Paramount’s animated feature Wonder Park, Campbell has resumed his hilarious portrayal of Boomer the Bear in the well-received series Adventures in Wonder Park. With a range of projects in the works and a growing online community, Campbell will be entertaining audiences for years to come.