D. C. Douglas
Voice ActorD. C. Douglas is an American actor whose extensive voice-over résumé intersects with the Berserk franchise.
Berserk Role
Douglas is part of the voice talent connected to the Berserk franchise, a credit that sits within a decades-long career mixing live-action television and voice-over work. He has long gravitated toward calculating, controlled antagonists on screen and off, a type that shows up repeatedly across his biggest roles. The credit joins a résumé already dense with genre and franchise work.
Career and Notable Roles
On screen, Douglas has taken parts like Zepht on Star Trek: Enterprise and, later, Pa Kettle in the Syfy series Z Nation, along with recurring daytime drama appearances on Days of Our Lives, plus The Young and the Restless. His voice-over career is anchored by Albert Wesker, who appears across ten Resident Evil titles, and by Legion, the synthetic ally from Mass Effect 2 and its sequel Mass Effect 3. He also voiced Yoshikage Kira for the 2016 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure adaptation Diamond Is Unbreakable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does D. C. Douglas voice?
In video games, D. C. Douglas voices Albert Wesker across ten Resident Evil titles and Legion, the synthetic ally, in Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3. Those roles anchor his voice-over resume alongside decades of live-action television work.
What is D. C. Douglas famous for?
Douglas is known for a career split between live-action television and voice-over work. On screen he played Zepht on Star Trek: Enterprise and Pa Kettle in the Syfy series Z Nation, with recurring roles on the daytime dramas Days of Our Lives and The Young and the Restless.
Who is D. C. Douglas?
D. C. Douglas is an American actor who has worked since 1977, gravitating toward calculating, controlled antagonists across both live-action and voice-over roles. He also holds a voice credit connected to the Berserk franchise.
What other anime has D. C. Douglas voiced besides Berserk?
Douglas voiced Yoshikage Kira in Diamond Is Unbreakable, the 2016 adaptation of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It sits alongside his other genre and franchise credits in both live-action and voice-over work.
What type of characters is D. C. Douglas known for playing?
Douglas has long gravitated toward calculating, controlled antagonists, a type that recurs across his biggest roles in both live-action television and voice-over work. That pattern extends to his Berserk credit within the franchise's voice talent.
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