Jay Pharoah
Voice ActorJay Pharoah, born Jared Antonio Farrow, is an American comedian and actor who spent six seasons on Saturday Night Live, and who provides the voice of Bulletproof in the Invincible franchise from Skybound Entertainment.
Invincible Role
Jay Pharoah voices the hero Bulletproof in the animated series Invincible, with the show's credits also linking him to the characters Mokk, Komodo Dragon, and Data Twin I. It is one of several voice roles he has taken on since his run as an SNL cast member. The casting draws on his background as an impressionist known for sharp celebrity impressions.
Career and Notable Roles
Pharoah spent six seasons on Saturday Night Live, from 2010 to 2016, and was ranked the 55th-greatest cast member in the show's history by Rolling Stone in 2015. His animation credits outside Invincible include voicing Meena's grandfather in the musical film Sing and the character Noah in The Mitchells vs. the Machines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Jay Pharoah voice in Invincible?
Jay Pharoah voices the hero Bulletproof in the animated series Invincible, with the show's credits also linking him to the characters Mokk, Komodo Dragon, and Data Twin I. It is one of several voice roles he has taken on since leaving Saturday Night Live.
How many seasons was Jay Pharoah on Saturday Night Live?
Jay Pharoah spent six seasons on Saturday Night Live, from 2010 to 2016. Rolling Stone ranked him the 55th greatest cast member in the show's history in 2015.
What is Jay Pharoah's real name?
Jay Pharoah was born Jared Antonio Farrow in 1987. He performs and is credited professionally as Jay Pharoah across film, television, and voice work.
What animated movies has Jay Pharoah been in?
Beyond Invincible, Jay Pharoah's animation credits include voicing Meena's grandfather in the musical film Sing and the character Noah in The Mitchells vs. the Machines.
Who is Jay Pharoah?
Jay Pharoah is an American comedian and actor born in 1987, known especially for his skill as a celebrity impressionist. He has built a career spanning live sketch comedy, film, and voice acting.
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