Cam Clarke Information

Actor
California

Biography:
Cam Clarke began his career in short pants and knee socks in 1965 as a member of T.V.'s "The King Family Show". His mother is Alyce King of The King Sisters. His father is actor Robert Clarke, who starred in many of the science fiction films of the 1950s and '60s. Since the early eighties, Cam has been working in voice-overs, particularly in animation, Voicing such characters as Leonardo in the original "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". Cam has voiced many other characters as well including Der Fledermaus in "The Tick", Mac on "Clifford the Big Red Dog", He-Man in "He-Man: Masters of the Universe", and Freddy the Ferret in "Back at the Barnyard". He has also been the voice of Snoopy, Simba, and can currently be heard as Heath, Hoodude, and Professor Rotter in "Monster High". Anime fans will know him from the 80's cult favorites, as Keneda in "Akira", and as Max Sterling in "Robotech". He has supplied voices for numerous video games, most notably Kratos in "Tales of Symphonia", Blood Elf in "World Of Warcraft", and the voice of Liquid Snake for the popular "Metal Gear Solid" series wherein the sequel his character came back as an arm.