Robbie Rist

Robert Anthony Rist, born on April 4, 1964, in La Mirada, California, USA, embarked on his acting career at a young age. He gained early recognition for his role as Cousin Oliver in the final season of “The Brady Bunch,” a part that brought him into public consciousness. Following this, he also appeared as Martin in the television series “Grady” and portrayed “Little John.” His career as a child actor provided him with foundational experience in the entertainment industry, leading to a diverse professional trajectory that spanned several decades.

As Rist progressed in his career, he expanded his artistic endeavors beyond live-action acting. During the 1980s, while maintaining his acting commitments, he became active in the Los Angeles club music scene, performing with melodic rock groups such as Wonderboy and The Andersons. This period allowed him to develop his musical talents as a performer and musician. Concurrently, Rist transitioned into extensive voice acting work, where he found significant success and became known for a wide array of animated characters and video game roles. His versatility in voice work established him as a recognizable talent in that specific domain.

His career highlights include significant voice roles such as Michelangelo from the 1990s “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” trilogy, Choji Akimichi in the “Naruto” series, and Stuffy in Disney’s “Doc McStuffins.” He has also contributed to numerous video games, including “Final Fantasy X” and “Final Fantasy X-2” as Maroda, and characters like Zazz in “Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds” (2025) and various roles in the “Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm” game series. Rist’s sustained presence in both traditional and voice acting roles underscores his enduring commitment to the entertainment industry.