Troy Baker

Baker voices Greed in the English dub of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood after the character's consciousness merges with the Xingese prince Ling Yao, giving the homunculus a new host and a new voice partway through the series. Greed returns as a more morally ambiguous figure than his earlier incarnation, driven by loyalty to his own small circle of followers even as he schemes against Father. Baker's performance captures that mix of arrogance, humor, and reluctant heroism across the character's arc in the back half of Brotherhood. It stands as one of his earlier, higher-profile anime dub credits before his video game career expanded dramatically.

Baker has since become one of the most prolific voices in video games. He originated Joel Miller for The Last of Us series, played Booker DeWitt when BioShock Infinite launched, brought Sam Drake to life across Uncharted 4 and its Lost Legacy follow-up, and took on Revolver Ocelot for Metal Gear Solid V, among dozens of other lead roles. He holds more acting nominations at the BAFTA Games Awards than any other performer, seven of them earned between 2013 and 2026. Outside games, he has lent his voice to the Joker, Batman, Hawkeye, and Loki across various projects, and he fronted the rock bands Tripp Fontaine and Window to the Abbey before releasing the solo album Sitting in the Fire.