Kirsten Bishop (1963-2014) was a Canadian voice actress from Montreal. She voiced five characters across the DiC and CWi English dubs of Sailor Moon, including Esmeraude, Zoisite, and Kaolinite.
Esmeraude, Zoisite, Queen Badiane, Countess Rose, and Kaolinite are the five characters Kirsten Bishop voiced across the English dubs of Sailor Moon. Her Esmeraude and Zoisite performances were recorded for the DiC dub, while Queen Badiane was voiced for the CWi dub.
Kirsten Bishop is credited with five roles in the Sailor Moon franchise, spanning both the DiC and CWi English dubs. Her characters were Esmeraude, Zoisite, Queen Badiane, Countess Rose, and Kaolinite.
Kirsten Bishop was a Canadian voice actress from Montreal who lived from 1963 to 2014. She voiced five characters across the English dubs of Sailor Moon.
Kirsten Bishop was born on September 6, 1963. She went on to voice five characters across the DiC and CWi English dubs of Sailor Moon.
Kirsten Bishop died on April 15, 2014. She was a Canadian voice actress from Montreal credited with five roles in the English dubs of Sailor Moon.

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