Brett Weaver is an American voice actor who built his career dubbing Japanese anime into English, working extensively with ADV Films during the era that produced Gurren Lagann's original English-language version.
Weaver lent his voice to Gurren Lagann's original English-language release, part of the wave of talent ADV Films assembled for its anime dub work in the mid-to-late 2000s. The exact character he played is not confirmed in the records available here, though his credit places him alongside fellow ADV performers on the project. That era of ADV dubbing work forms one thread of his broader anime voice career.
Before moving into anime, Weaver worked in radio, then transitioned into voice-over work through ADV Films. He was also part of a theatre group formed with other voice actors from the ADV roster; fellow members included Chris Patton and Laura Chapman, as well as Christine Auten and Amanda Winn Lee. He now lives in Austin, Texas, married to E.K. Weaver, a cartoonist and graphic novelist.
Weaver's exact character in Gurren Lagann is not confirmed in available records, but he was part of the wave of talent ADV Films assembled for the show's original English-language dub in the mid-to-late 2000s. His work sits alongside fellow ADV performers who filled out the series' English cast.
Brett Weaver is an American voice actor born in 1966 who built his career dubbing Japanese anime into English. He worked extensively with ADV Films during the era that produced Gurren Lagann's original English-language version.
Before moving into anime, Weaver worked in radio and then transitioned into voice-over work through ADV Films. That path led him into the wave of ADV dub talent that included his work on Gurren Lagann.
Weaver was part of a theatre group formed with other voice actors from the ADV roster. Fellow members included Chris Patton and Laura Chapman, as well as Christine Auten and Amanda Winn Lee.
Weaver lives in Austin, Texas, where he is married to E.K. Weaver, a cartoonist and graphic novelist. His life there followed years of working as part of the ADV Films dubbing roster.

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