Hindi Cartoon Clifford The Big Red Dog - Cast & Crew

Grey DeLisle came to be known as Grey Griffin when she joined the industry. She is an American voice-over artist and actress. Besides being an actress and a voice artist, she is also a comedian and a songwriter. She was born in Fort Ord, California, in the US, on August 24, 1973. She has been working in the film and television industry since 1983 and is still presently working in the industry. She is known for various roles in animated productions and video games. Grey has three kids. She has done several albums like, ‘The Small Time’ in 2000, ‘Homewrecker’ in 2002, ‘The Graceful Ghost’ in 2004, ‘Anchored in Love: A Tribute to June Carter Cash’ in 2007 etc.

Sheryl Scarborough is an American writer, best known for her demonstrated history in the publishing industry, animation, and children's television. She started her career in 1996 as story editor of the award-winning animated series (developed for the Pacific Rim) Kampung Boy. Later, in the year 2001, she started writing comic books. Her work has appeared in about every medium, from crime fiction books to comic books, business plans, and children's books. She has an obsession with high tech, forensics, and evidence which is very clear in her writings. She has won awards for children’s television and also holds an MFA focused in “Writing for Children and Young Adults” from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

She is a spectacular writer with one foot in the fantasy and the other one totally in reality and this ...

Cynthia Harrison is a director and an Emmy-nominated writer and producer. She is also the winner of the prestigious Cine Golden Eagle award for her work on the TV show Fly Fast: The Cutting Edge and the series Dogfights. Born in Los Angeles, California, she finished her education at UCLA and UC Berkeley. She had a successful career as a model and actress and appeared in several magazines, like Mademoiselle, Glamour, and Harper's Bazaar. She also did fashion shows for Valentino, Ralph Lauren, and Gucci. Harrison has built a successful career as a producer and writer of television documentaries. The Royal Navy, Search and Rescue, The Great Ships, Defending America: The National Guard and The Coast Guard are some of her other documentary credits.

She worked as an executive producer and co-writer on Rogue Waves, a History Chann...

Carter Crocker is an American writer born on 5th April 1957. She is known for the TV series The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, telecasted in 1988. She is also known for Darkwing Duck, released in 1991 and Little People: Big Discoveries, released in 1991. Carter is also known for writing the TV series Madame’s Place, released in 1982. Crocker has also written two episodes of TaleSpin (1990). In 1992, she was the story editor of Goof Troop, a TV series. She also wrote the TV short Boo to You! Winnie the Pooh. She has written the screenplay of Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Enchanted Christmas (1997). Crocker wrote the teleplay of the 1998 TV short Dragon Friend, directed by Gary Katona and Ed Wexler. Carter wrote one episode of the movie Young Hercules, telecasted in 1998.

She also wrote the screenplay of You Are Min...

Martha Atwater was an English writer, producer, branding strategist, and creative executive, born on 30 April 1964. She graduated from Princeton University. She has written many books for children that led her to win various esteemed awards. Martha wrote “World World” and “Arthur.” Her “Big and Small” in 2009 won the British Academy of Film and Television Arts for Best Children’s Series. For three successive years, Martha was nominated for Emmys for Outstanding Writing in Animation for “Clifford the Big Red Dog.” Martha received few more awards, like Humanities Prize for “A New Friend – Clifford the Big Red Dog” for the Children’s Animation Category, in 2009, for Best Writing Team in Children’s Series for “World World” an...

Kati Rocky, also known as Kate Rocky, writes and works for children's and teen television and movies. She has more than 20 credits in her name, working as a writer for various TV series, movies, and teen television series. Since 2012, Kati Rocky has been working as a writer for TV series and has worked on many episodes of series like Glowbies (2021), Luna Petunia (2016 to 2017), Super Monsters (2017), WellieWishers (2016 to 2022), etc. She has also written books for teens (13 to 18 years old). The title of the book is "To Pieces." Kati Rocky has been working for the books and animation industry since 1991. She has also worked in an additional crew department for TV series like Eek! The Cat and Glowbies.

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Jonathan Southworth Ritter, born on September 17th in 1948, is an American actor. In 1984 he won the Primetime Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award. Ritter has played many roles in films and television series combined and performed on Broadway, with roles as well as adult Ben Hanscom in It (1990), Problem Child (1990), Problem Child 2 (1991), a dramatic turn in Sling Blade (1996), and Bad Santa in 2003 (his final live-action film, that was dedicated to his memory). Ritter had a defect called a coloboma in his right eye. When he was in school, Ritter traveled to the United Kingdom, Netherlands, and West Germany to perform in plays. Ritter headlined several stage performances. Once he graduated from USC in 1970, his initial tv acting expertise was a field revolutionary within the tv series Dan August starring Burt Reynolds and future...

Dennys McCoy is a writer, producer, and creative partner at Hickey-McCoy Productions. He did a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in writing & drama at the University of Arizona. He married Pamela Hickey in 1977. His wife is also a writer and producer. Dennys McCoy and Pamela Hickey (Hickey-McCoy Productions) have written, produced, and developed over fifteen hundred programs in animation or live-action television/ film. They have been working in Lyon, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, France, since Dec 2010. In the last three years, they have co-written or scripted "doctored" twelve animated features from eight different countries.

It includes “Realm of the Terracotta” (China), “My Fairy Troublemaker” (Germany), “Teddy Boom!” (Russi...

John Semper (John Semper Junior/Jr.) is an American-African writer and producer. He has worked as a producer, writer, and in an additional crew department. John Semper has around 44 credits of working in the writing department as an individual writer. He has written the scripts of TV series and videos of various animated series, games, and other animation-related games/stories/series, etc. He has majorly worked for The Spider-Man Animated Series, for which he has worked in all departments, that is, production, additional crew and writing department. John Semper has been working in the animation industry since 1982. The first project that he had was Walter, Woody, and the World of Animation, released in 1982.

Dean Parker Stefan was born on 16th November 1952 in Brooklyn, New York City, USA. He died on 15th May 2018 in Woodland Hills, California, United States. He was 65 at the time.
Stefan died after suffering a heart attack the previous month. Sandy, his wife, and Andy, his daughter, survived him. Dean Parker is known for Masters of the Universe vs. the Snake Men (2002), Men in Black: The Series (1997), and The Mask (1994). Sandra Scesny is his spouse. 
He authored three episodes of “Barney & Friends.” His primary works include "The New Kid," "Venice, Anyone?: Italy,” and "Grandpa's Visit.”

Dean Parker’s other notable works include “Fantastic Max”, “Divorce Court”, “The Smurfs”, “Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Ran...

Bruce Talkington is a writer, editor, and actor, and he has also worked as an additional crew. He was born in Washington, District of Columbia, USA. He worked as an Associate Story Editor for Disney’s “Duck Tales” and “The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh,” and many other animated properties. He has also worked on TV movies created as a pilot for a television series. He has written multiple Pooh storybooks and has worked on Bonkers and Fluppy Dogs.

He has also appeared in two television series. He appeared in the films “They Call Me Bruce” and “Good-bye Cruel World.” He has also worked in TV series including “Billy,” “It’s a Living,” and “Goof Troop.” Bruce worked as an addit...

Barry Michael Harman was born in Brooklyn, New York on March 14, 1952. Barry Michael Harman is an American television writer and producer, as well as a Tony-nominated Broadway book writer and lyricist. Barry began his career immediately after graduating from Harvard, where he served as President of Hasty Pudding Show #124 THE WRONWAY INN (in addition to writing the book and lyrics) and as an editor for Harvard's comedy magazine, The Lampoon. He directed and choreographed a critically lauded performance of THE MOST HAPPY FELLA on the Loeb Drama Center's main stage during his senior year (which now houses the American Repertory Theatre). The initial proper job that Barry Harman had was as a staff writer for THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW, which he obtained by foolishly composing and submitting sample sketches after reading in Variety tha...

Jack Mendelsohn was born in Brooklyn, US, on 8th November 1926. He passed away on 25th January 2017 at 90. Jack Mendelsohn was a famous American animator, comic strip artist, and comic book writer. As a TV scripter, he had numerous credits. His writing credits include “Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In”, “Three's Company”, “The Carol Burnett Show”, and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.” He was an Emmy-nominated television comedy writer and story editor. Jack was a co-screenwriter on “Yellow Submarine” (1968), among other feature films. In 2004, he was honored by the Writers Guild's "Animation Writers Caucus" with the renowned "Lifetime Achievement Award."

His father worked as an agent for cartoonist-animator Winsor McCay. Throughout Mendel...

David Weimers is a writer and producer. He is also a Cruise and Travel Consultant at Cadence Travel Management. He is a screenwriter for several of Hollywood's biggest film studios. In 1989, David Weimers was the winner of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program (for programming more than one hour) in Super DuckTales. He was nominated for the 1987 Humanities Prize for Children's Animation Category for the episode "The Brain Blaster” in the television series, Galaxy High School. Also, he was nominated for the 1990 Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Animated Program in “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers.” 

David Weimers worked as a writer in the English-language animated television series "Jayce and the Wheeled W...

Bill Schultz is an animation producer, voice actor, and writer. His real name is William "Bill" Schultz. On June 11, 1960, he was born in the United States, in New York City.  He moved to Los Angeles after getting his degree from the University Of Illinois Champaign-Urbana campus. 

He started his career by working at Capitol Records in Los Angeles but quit nine months later to work for an indie film producer. He also worked on several low-budget films as a production assistant and production staffer. He finally found work at California Pictures Television, where he worked on several primetime television shows.

He moved from the Santana Barbara production staff to Marvel Productions in 1986. He contributed to several projects, including The Transformers, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Jim Henson...

Larry Swerdlove is an American writer, director and author from Ventura, California. He is the husband of television writer Cindy McKay. He graduated from the University of California at San Diego with a Bachelor's degree in Arts. He has been writing and directing children's television programs for over 20 years. “Muppets Kids” is an American animated television series created by Marvel Productions and written by him along with his wife.

Other shows were created by him and his wife, including Disney's “Chip an’ Dale Rescue Rangers”, Children's Television Workshop’s Saturday morning ABC series Cro, Clifford the Big Red Dog, & Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks. Swerdlove single-handedly wrote episodes of th...

Writing, Directing, and producing are three different and essential works in the film industry. Finding all talents in the same individual is rare. Mark Stratton is one of those distinguished personalities who is a director, writer, and producer too. Starting with his writing credits, he has written a short TV series Clifford the Big Red Dog, Stories from my Childhood, Muppet Babies, Rude Dog and the Dweebs, Dumbo’s Circus, and Welcome to Pooch Corner.

Mark’s work was recognized and respected widely. He was a co-producer in Monkey Love and has also produced a TV series, Salty’s Lighthouse. Talking about his directing works, Mark has directed Monkey Love, Conquering Space, and Dumbo’s Circus. Apart from directing, writing, and producing, he has rewritten too for Dead Women in Lingerie. Mark is a...

Scott Guy is an English actor, writer and producer. Scott has worked in both theatre, and television. He has collaborated with multiple famous entertainment studios and broadcasting companies. Warner Bros., FOX-TV, Disney, Discovery Channel and PBS are some of the multinational entertainment broadcasters Scott has written scripts for. He has also been nominated for the Emmy Awards six times.

Scott has written several plays too. ‘Self-Portrait of a Forger,’ ‘Master Smee’s Finishing School for Gentleman Pirates and Ladies is Welcome Too,’ ‘ Frogs in the Living Room,’ ‘The Double Helix,’ ‘Irreconcilable Differences’ and ‘Queen Mab’s Alarmingly Mandatory Bridal Shower’ are some of the plays w...