Brett Weaver
Voice ActorBrett Weaver is an American voice actor who began his career in radio before moving into anime dubbing with ADV Films; in the English dub of Attack on Titan he voices Gunther Schultz of the Special Operations Squad.
Attack on Titan Role
Brett Weaver voices Gunther Schultz in the English dub of Attack on Titan, one of the four elite soldiers hand-picked for Levi's Special Operations Squad. The character is killed alongside his squadmates during the Female Titan's ambush in the forest, one of the anime's most devastating early set pieces. It remains one of Weaver's more recognized credits within a long career of anime dub work.
Career and Notable Roles
Weaver's anime career grew out of ADV Films, the Texas-based studio where he became a fixture of early 2000s English dubbing, and he also performed in a theatre group with several ADV colleagues, including Amanda Winn Lee, Christine Auten, Laura Chapman, and Chris Patton. He got his start in radio before moving into voice-over work. Away from the studio, Weaver makes his home in Austin, Texas, where his wife E.K. Weaver works as a cartoonist and graphic novelist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Brett Weaver voice?
Brett Weaver voices Gunther Schultz in the English dub of Attack on Titan, one of the four elite soldiers hand-picked for Levi's Special Operations Squad. It remains one of Weaver's more recognized credits within a long career of anime dub work.
What happens to Brett Weaver's Attack on Titan character?
Gunther Schultz is killed alongside his squadmates during the Female Titan's ambush in the forest, one of the anime's most devastating early set pieces. The moment is among the show's defining early tragedies.
How did Brett Weaver start his career?
Weaver got his start in radio before moving into voice-over work, eventually becoming a fixture of early 2000s English dubbing at ADV Films. He was born in 1966.
Where does Brett Weaver live?
Brett Weaver makes his home in Austin, Texas, where his wife E.K. Weaver works as a cartoonist and graphic novelist.
What studio launched Brett Weaver's anime dubbing career?
Weaver's anime career grew out of ADV Films, the Texas-based studio where he became a fixture of early 2000s English dubbing. He also performed in a theatre group with several ADV colleagues, including Amanda Winn Lee, Christine Auten, Laura Chapman, and Chris Patton.
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