Tatasciore performs in Wolverine and the X-Men, one entry in an output that spans animation, games and film across three decades. He is best known for voicing a rage driven superhero across nearly every production featuring the character, to the point that the association is effectively permanent.
He trained as an actor and moved into voice work, where his range covers monsters, soldiers, comic grotesques and gentle giants. He is among the most prolific performers in the field, and his credits include a substantial proportion of the major animated and game productions of the past twenty years.
Recurring subjects: size conveyed through voice alone, characters whose anger conceals something else, and comic performances built on extremity of register. He specialises in vocal effects that would damage an untrained voice, and he can carry a scene entirely through breath and growl where the script gives him no words.
His volume of work makes him one of the defining voices of contemporary American animation and games, and his superhero performance is treated by many audiences as definitive. He has been active in industry discussions about performer protections, including around synthetic voice reproduction.
For viewers and players interested in how much of a medium rests on a handful of voices. Suited to anyone approaching superhero animation, and to those who have heard him hundreds of times without knowing.
