
Skip Stellrecht, born Henry M. Stellrecht in 1958, is an American actor from Southern California who supplied the English dub voice of the taijutsu master Might Guy in Studio Pierrot's Naruto.
Stellrecht voiced Might Guy in the English-language dub of the Naruto series, the exuberant green-clad jonin devoted to hard work, physical training, and his eternal rivalry with Kakashi. His booming, high-energy delivery matched Guy's over-the-top passion and the character's dramatic taijutsu showdowns. The part ranks among his best-known anime dub roles.
Raised in Orange County, California, Stellrecht came to acting after high school, trained under Hollywood teachers, and worked in theater, television, and film before finding voice work. In anime he is also known as Ryu in the Street Fighter adaptations and Vicious in Cowboy Bebop, and he has appeared in live-action series such as Mr. Robot, Grimm, and Once Upon a Time. Over the years he has also been credited under alternate names, including Henry Douglas Grey and Hank Wilspank.
Skip Stellrecht is best known for voicing Might Guy in the English dub of Naruto, the exuberant, green-clad taijutsu jonin who serves as Kakashi's eternal rival. His booming, high-energy delivery matched Guy's over-the-top passion, making it one of his best-known anime dub roles.
Beyond Naruto, Stellrecht is known as Ryu in the Street Fighter anime adaptations and as Vicious in Cowboy Bebop. Both roles are counted among his most recognized anime dub credits.
Stellrecht has also worked in live-action television, appearing in series such as Mr. Robot, Grimm, and Once Upon a Time. His career spans theater, television, and film alongside his voice acting work.
Skip Stellrecht was born Henry M. Stellrecht in 1958 and grew up in Orange County, Southern California. He came to acting after high school, trained under Hollywood teachers, and worked in theater, television, and film before moving into voice work.
Over his career, Stellrecht has also been credited under the alternate names Henry Douglas Grey and Hank Wilspank. These credits appear across his decades of work in anime dubbing, theater, and film.
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