Robert Clotworthy

Born in Hollywood, California, Robert Clotworthy began his acting career at age fifteen, appearing in television commercials, shows, and movies. Early in his career, he worked alongside actors such as Clint Eastwood. Over the decades, Clotworthy’s versatility has allowed him to transition between on-screen performance and extensive voice-over work, establishing him as a recognizable voice in the entertainment industry. His father, Bill Clotworthy, was an advertising executive and later served as the network censor for Saturday Night Live, providing an early introduction to the media landscape.

Clotworthy has built a reputation as a prolific voice-over artist, narrating hundreds of hours of television content. His narrative contributions include prominent History Channel series such as “Ancient Aliens” and “The Curse of Oak Island.” He was personally selected by George Lucas to narrate the Emmy-nominated documentaries “Empire of Dreams: The Making of the Star Wars Trilogy” and “Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed.” His voice has also been featured in major film productions, including an appearance as the opening narrator for Rawson Marshall Thurber’s film “Red Notice” (2021) and as the voice of Charlie in Elizabeth Banks’s film adaptation of “Charlie’s Angels” (2019).

In addition to his narration and film work, Robert Clotworthy has made significant contributions to animation and video games. He is widely known for voicing Jim Raynor in the “StarCraft” video game series, a role for which he received critical acclaim and a BTVA nomination. His long-standing commitment to the craft of voice acting has cemented his status as a respected figure within the industry, with a career marked by diverse and impactful projects across multiple media platforms.