Meet Jennifer Hale: ‘Knights of the Old Republic’ Voice Actor And Guinness World Record Holder

Meet Jennifer Hale: 'Knights of the Old Republic' Voice Actor And Guinness World Record Holder

The news of a Knights of the Old Republic (or KOTOR if you’re nasty) came as a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one. Bioware’s remake to the 2003 classic Star Wars RPG is going to be a must play title when we eventually get our hands on it. A good action adventure RPG almost always owes much of the gravity and emotional impact of its story to the stellar (intergalactic pun intended) voice acting. Fans were delighted to hear that one of the best characters from KOTOR, Bastila, will be reprised by the actor who originally voiced her, none other than Jennifer Hale. 

Bioware

The greatest space game deserves the greatest VO artist.

Hale is one of the most talented people working in voice over today. You like Mass Effect? She’s the voice of female Shepard. You like Mortal Kombat? She voiced the villain, Kronika in MK11. How ‘bout a little game called World of Warcraft? She’s all over that bad boy. That’s not even scratching the surface of her epic, iconic career. Hale has also voiced hundreds of episodes of cartoons ranging from Looney Tunes to Rick and Morty. If you’ve seen a cartoon or played a video game since the early 90’s, you’ve probably heard her dulcet tones. 

She’s so prolific that the Guinness Book of World Records literally gave her an award. She’s the current title holder for The Most Prolific Video Game Voice Actor. That is until my agent actually gets me a voice over part and then, watch out Jen, I’m coming for you. 

Nintendo

She also voiced Samus Aran in ‘Metroid Prime’!

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