Robert Clotworthy

Robert Clotworthy first garnered significant industry recognition for his iconic portrayal of Jim Raynor in the highly acclaimed ‘StarCraft’ video game series, a role he originated in 1998 and reprised in subsequent installments in 2010, 2013, and 2015, earning a BTVA nomination for his work in the 2010 release. His distinguished vocal talent also captured the attention of George Lucas, who personally selected Clotworthy to narrate the Emmy-nominated documentary ‘Empire of Dreams: The Making of the Star Wars Trilogy’ in 2004, followed by ‘Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed’ in 2007. Leveraging his compelling narrative style, Clotworthy has become a prolific voice-over artist, narrating hundreds of hours of television content. His signature voice defined popular History Channel series, notably serving as the narrator for ‘Ancient Aliens’ from 2009 to 2020.

He has continued this extensive work as the ongoing narrator for ‘The Curse of Oak Island’ since 2014, captivating audiences with his commanding delivery across numerous seasons. Beyond his expansive television narration, Clotworthy has lent his vocal talents to major film productions. He contributed to Clint Eastwood’s Academy Award-winning film ‘American Sniper’ in 2014 as the VA Doctor. In 2019, he was featured as the voice of Charlie in Elizabeth Banks’s film adaptation of ‘Charlie’s Angels.’ Most recently, Clotworthy served as the opening narrator for Rawson Marshall Thurber’s globally released film ‘Red Notice’ in 2021, further showcasing his versatility and impact on diverse projects.

Across a career marked by significant contributions to animation, video games, film, and television, Robert Clotworthy has cemented his status as a highly respected figure in the entertainment industry. His ability to deliver a professional and commanding presence across a wide range of roles underscores his enduring demand and versatility as a voice-over artist, making him a consistently sought-after talent for prominent productions.