Ron Rubin

Ron Rubin is a voice-over artist predominantly working in the Canadian media industry. He has been working in this field for more than 30 years now. Ron, born in 1959 in Manitoba, Canada, went to New York Click to look into! >> Read More... at a young age to study acting. He did his acting course at "The Neighbourhood Playhouse School of Theatres" in New York City. This school provides training in acting, speech, voice, and every other aspect related to this art. Along with training classes, they also provide the student with practical skills to start a career in this field.

After completing his studies at acting school, Ron got into theatre plays. He then performed with the famous theatre troupe "Second City." This is a theatre troupe in Toronto that provides training programmes and showcases live shows every day in Chicago, Toronto, and Los Angeles. Ron has toured the entire North America performing on several stages and has made a name for himself as one of the best "Stand-up Performers."

For more than three decades, Ron has been one of the busiest animation actors in the industry. His voice has been used in numerous classic cartoon series. Ron has provided the voice of several characters in "Marvel Comics, Disney, and Warner Bros." He has also worked with Stan Lee Stanley Martin Lieber was an American producer, ed >> Read More... in the original television series "X-Men." He voiced the X-Men character "Morph." In the initial series, Morph was initially known as "Kevin Sydney," who died in the initial series and was later reintroduced as Morph in the 1990s "X-Men: The Animated Series."

Ron also appeared on Stan Lee's television show "Avengers." He backed the voice of the Marvel character "Vision." Ron has also been a part of the "Emmy Award" winning cartoon "Beetlejuice." Beetle Juice was an animated cartoon series that ran from 1989 to 1991 on ABC and the Fox networks. This revolves around the adventures of a con artist and his friend Lydia. Ron voiced the character "Doomie", who was Beetle juice and Lydia's car as well as their best friend.

Ron has also been the voice of several anime characters, which include Bakugan and Beyblade, among others. But his most notable work happens to be "Sailor Moon," which aired from 1991 to 1997. Ron voiced the manga character "Artemis", who was a white guardian cat in the series.