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United States Sam Kwasman is a veteran actor, comedian, and voice artist known for his versatile career across film, television, stage, and animation.
Sam Kwasman worked for over 17 years as the voice of Donald Duck at Disney Studios. He is featured in the book "Mouse Tracks: The Story of Walt Disney Records."
Sam Kwasman voiced several characters for Seth Green's "Robot Chicken" and is a series regular as the voice of Little Quacker for "The Tom and Jerry Show."
Sam Kwasman is appearing as the product placement guy for Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee."
Sam Kwasman appeared at the Geffen Theater in the new hit show "Letters From a Nut" by Ted L. Nancy, produced by Jerry Seinfeld.
Sam Kwasman's Cameo videos often feature personalized messages with the iconic Donald Duck's voice.
Sam Kwasman began his career in entertainment as a professional dancer, appearing in films such as “Mame” alongside Lucille Ball and stage musicals like “Hello Dolly” with Martha Raye and “The Music Man” with Van Johnson. This early work in dance transitioned into acting roles across various television productions. He guest-starred on notable shows including “Bob Newhart,” “Family Ties,” “Lou Grant,” “Airwolf,” “MADtv,” “Evening at the Improv,” and “The Jerry Lewis Telethon.”
Kwasman established a significant presence in voice acting, specifically as the voice for Donald Duck at Walt Disney Studios over a 17-year period. His contributions to voice-over work also include multiple characters for Seth Green’s “Robot Chicken” on Cartoon Network. He has been a series regular as the voice of Little Quacker for “The Tom and Jerry Show.” In addition to his acting and voice roles, Kwasman has performed stand-up comedy at venues such as Caesars Palace Lake Tahoe, the Aladdin Hotel, the Riviera, Rodney’s Place, The Comedy Store, The Improv, and The Ice House. His recent work includes appearing as the product placement guy for Jerry Seinfeld’s “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” and performing in the stage show “Letters From a Nut” by Ted L. Nancy at the Geffen Theater.
Throughout his career, Kwasman’s work has spanned different facets of the entertainment industry. His filmography includes the feature film “Too Hip for the Room.” He has also lent his voice to animated shorts such as “Tom and Jerry in New York” as Lil’ Quacker. Kwasman’s career highlights demonstrate a sustained presence in entertainment through diverse roles in acting, voice acting, and comedy.
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