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Walker Edmiston
Voice of Tom
Riley & Bart Rathbone
Walker Edmiston was a very talented
actor and voiceover artist. He played many roles on
Adventures in Odyssey (most notably Tom Riley and
Bart Rathbone), starting with the very first episode of
the show in 1987. At times the two characters would
argue, however Edmiston would require little redubbing
or editing. He simply switched between the two
characters without pause. Edmiston appeared on various
television programs in character roles during the
1950s–1970s, such as Gunsmoke, Mission:
Impossible, Knots Landing, and The Dukes
of Hazzard. Edmiston also did many television
commercials and cartoon character voices, such as Ernie
the Keebler Elf in hundreds of commercials for the
cookie products of Kellogg Company, and voices for
characters on H.R. Pufnstuf and The Bugaloos
from the studios of Sid and Marty Krofft, as well as a
recurring role as Enik the Altrusian on that studio's
Land of the Lost. Some of his voice credits were
under the stage name Walter Edmiston and Walker Ed. In
the 1950s and 1960s, he hosted The Walker Edmiston
Show, a children's television program in Los
Angeles, California. The program featured puppets of his
own creation including Kingsley the Lion and Ravenswood
the Buzzard.
Walker Edmiston died of cancer in Los Angeles on
February 15, 2007, just 9 days after his 81st birthday.
Due to several unused recordings, he was heard one last
time on Adventures in Odyssey in the spring of
2008.
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Wally Wingert
Various
Characters
Wally Wingert is an American actor
and voice artist. He is originally from Des Moines, Iowa
but he currently works and lives in Los Angeles,
California. He is the current announcer for the second
incarnation of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,
and the current voice of Jon Arbuckle in The Garfield
Show. Wally voices small roles on Adventures in
Odyssey, including Harvey Kablonski (Bringing
Up Dads) and Henri (My
Favorite Thing).
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Wendell Burton
Voice of young
Jerry Whittaker, minor
Wendell Burton is an American
television executive and former motion picture actor and
television actor, best known for his co-starring role
with Liza Minnelli in the 1969 movie The Sterile
Cuckoo. He became involved in college theatricals
while a student at Sonoma State College (later known as
Sonoma State University). His acting career began when
he won the title role in the San Francisco production of
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Burton was plucked
from obscurity to star opposite Minnelli as Jerry Payne,
the young college student with whom she falls in love in
The Sterile Cuckoo. In the 1990s he became a
sales executive for The Family Channel, and later
helped launch an independent TV station in Houston.
Wendell makes small appearances as Jerry Whittaker (Memories
of Jerry) and Mark Reed (No,
Honestly!).
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Wendy Schaal
Voice of young
Joanne Woodston, minor
Wendy Schall makes a brief appearance
on Adventures in Odyssey as young Joanne Woodston
in
The
Pact. Wendy Schall has
appeared in numerous television shows.
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Whit Hertford
Voice of Jay
Smouse
Whit Hertford is a veteran American
character actor and writer. He is the co-founder (along
with director Ryan Darst) of Sneak Attack films and
wrote / produced / starred in their debut, Long Story
Short, in which he plays opposite his longtime
friend and collaborator, Nora Kirkpatrick (ABC family's
Greek and member of Edward Sharpe and the
Magnetic Zeros) and also co-stars Matt Jones (Breaking
Bad). In 2010 and 2011 it was screened at various
festivals including: Ashland Independent Film Festival,
Newport Beach Film Festival, and DC Shortsfest among
others. Hertford also co-wrote (along with Robert J.
Gibbs) and co-produced Sneak Attack's other short films
and their first feature length film, Dreamworld
co-starring Mary Kate Wiles. Whit Hertford voices Jay
Smouse for Adventures in Odyssey.
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Whitney Rydbeck
Various
Characters
Whitney Rydbeck is best known as
'Whitney' in the children's show Whitney and the
Robot which ran for a decade Saturday mornings on
KNBC in the Los Angeles area. A gifted mime and
impersonator, Rydbeck is known for his impersonation of
comedian Jack Benny - an act which he has been
developing ever since his teenage years when he ran home
from church to watch The Jack Benny Show. He has
played on many Los Angeles stages in such productions as
Drood, How the Other Half Loves,
Candida, The Orphan's Revenge, Sugar,
and Clothespins and Dreams. He has also been a
member of the L.A. Mime Company and the Richmond Shepard
Mime Theatre. He teaches theatre arts at Pasadena City
College and is a part-time photographer. Whitney plays
minor roles for Adventures in Odyssey, including
Mr. Pearle (Count
It All Joy) and Mr. Lyle (The
Mysterious Stranger).
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Will Ryan
Voice of Eugene
Meltsner & Harlow Doyle
Will Ryan has played numerous voice
roles in the entertainment business. His credits include
the seahorse in The Little Mermaid, Papa Bear in
Looney Tunes: Back in Action and Petrie in The
Land Before Time. The Emmy Award-winning producer,
lyricist and composer also created Eugene Sings!
and voiced Tigger and Rabbit on the Disney Channel's
long-running Welcome to Pooh Corner series. Of
course, we know and love him as Eugene.
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Will Utay
Voice of Oliver
Drevil, minor
William Utay is known for roles as
stockbroker-turned-bum Phil Sanders, and Phil's evil
twin Will, on the American television series Night
Court. Utay also plays Dr. Wilhelm Rolf, an
associate of the DiMera crime family, on the NBC soap
opera Days of our Lives from September 19, 1997
to June 18, 2003 and returned June 4, 2007 to September
24, 2008. Will makes a small appearance on Adventures
in Odyssey as Oliver Drevil (The
Mystery of the Clock Tower).
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