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Template:Infobox person Lori Alan is a voice actress on The Angry Beavers.

Personal life

Alan was born in Potomac, Maryland. She had a mixed-faith family with her mother a Southern Baptist and her father being Jewish.[1] Both of her parents were performers and supported her choice to be an actress.[2] She started acting at the age five making her television debut in a Shakey's Pizza commercial.[3] Her theater debut was as Annie's youngest sister in a local community theater production of Annie Get Your Gun. A longtime member of New York's Gotham City Improv (Groundlings East), she went on to Emerson College and graduated with honors from Tisch School of the Arts.

Alan has spoken out against animal cruelty and is the co-founder[4] of the United States chapter of the Global Campaign NoToDogMeat, which raises awareness about dogs and cats being used as food and slaughtered through inhumane methods.[5] She is also on the board of Pickle Pants Rescue, an animal rescue organization in Los Angeles.[4]

Characters portrayed

  • Porcupine
  • Skunk

References

  1. Kang, K. Connie (27 December 2003). "Spiritual Blend Appeals to People of Many Faiths". Los Angeles Times.
  2. Fix, Annette (2008). "20 Questions Answered by Lori Alan". Wow! Women on Writing.
  3. Alan, Lori. "Bio". Lori Alan.
  4. 4.0 4.1 "Meet Our Team". NoToDogMeat.

External links

VEVoice Actors
Nick Bakay - John Garry - Richard Horvitz - Tom Kane - Cynthia Mann - Victor Wilson
Guest Stars
Lori Alan - Carlos Alazraqui - Paul Armbruster - Ed Asner - Dee Bradley Baker - Adrienne Barbeau - Gina Belafonte - Gregg Berger - Sheryl Bernstein - Susanne Blakeslee - Anne Bloom - Bruce Bohne - Timothy J. Borquez - Clancy Brown - Rodger Bumpass - Greg Burson - Charles Butler - Ruth Buzzi - John Byner - Scott Carollo - Vince Cefalu - Lee Cherry - Dick Clark - Jesse Corti - John de Lancie - Diane Delano - Patti Deutsch - Kate Donahue - Brian Doyle-Murray - Lorin Dreyfuss - Greg Ellis - R. Lee Ermey - Morgan Fairchild - Will Ferrell - Craig Ferguson - Quinton Flynn - Ken Foree - Lauri Fraser - Anna Garduno - Beverly Garland - Jessica Gee-George - Johnny Gilbert - Michael Gough - Peter Graves - Jason Graae - Mary Gross - Jeffrey M. Gunn - Jonathan Harris - Jonathan Haze - Bo Hopkins - Toby Huss - Eric Idle - Nick Jameson - Waylon Jennings - Tom Kane - Mark Klastorin - Charles Kimbrough - Joyce Kurtz - Joe Lala - Clea Lewis - Nancy Linari - Peter MacNicol - Kerrigan Mahan - Cynthia Mann - John Mariano - Kenneth Mars - Jim Meskimen - Kevin McDonald - Michael McKean - Ed McMahon - Sam McMurray - Candi Milo - Richard Mulligan - Michelle Nicastro - John O'Hurley - Rick Overton - Stuart Pankin - Robert Patrick - Jennifer Paz - Rob Paulsen - Linda Phillips - Bronson Pinchot - Patrick Pinney - Tanya Roberts - Alex Rocco - Rino Romano - John Rubano - Philece Sampler - William Sanderson - Gailard Sartain - William Schallert - Chelsea Schauer - Mitchell Schauer - Stacy Schauer - Mary Scheer - Kevin Schon - Antoinette Spolar - Robert Stack - Bill St. James - Michael Stanton - David Ogden Stiers - Brian Stokes Mitchell - Tara Strong - Keith Szarabajka - Meshach Taylor - Tim Thomerson - Holly Thompson - Kenneth Tobey - Luke Torres - Marcia Wallace - B.J. Ward - Merrill Ward - Julia Waters - Scott Weil - Elmarie Wendel - Debi Mae West - Mitchell Whitfield - Thomas F. Wilson - Victor Wilson - Wally Wingert - Ed Winter - Lance Zitron
Musicians
Paul Armbruster - Thomas Armbruster - Susanne Blakeslee - Charlie Brissette - Lee Cherry - Quinton Flynn - Jeffrey M. Gunn - Robert Gunn - Vangie Gunn - Leyla Hoyle - Waylon Jennings - Bob Joyce - Michelle Nicastro - Jennifer Paz - Michael Stanton - Susie Stevens - Holly Thompson - Julia Waters - Maxine Waters - Terry Wood
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