Doug Stone, who voices the Secretary of Defense Wilson in "Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness," has been working as a voice actor since 1972, with over 200 roles and counting. Considering this long list of past work, it's really hard to pick out what his most impressive performances are, but there are a few that stand out from the rest due to the prominence and lasting legacy of the project.
Stone started his career working in classic animation, with voice roles in fan-favorite shows like the 1980s version of "Alvin & the Chipmunks," 1993's "All-New Dennis the Menace," and "The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat." For fans of classic anime, you might be excited to learn that Stone had roles in the English dubs of the original "Akira," "Ninja Scroll," "Ghost in the Shell," "Kiki's Delivery Service," and "My Neighbor Totoro," while one of his biggest roles is arguably Psycho Mantis in the video game franchise "Metal Gear Solid." Stone also played Matt Trakker in the "M.A.S.K." series that ran from 1985 to 1986, as well as various roles in the popular "Cowboy Bebop," "Naruto," and "Mobile Suit Gundam" franchises over many years.
If there's a popular anime out there, Stone is likely to have played a role in it. If you don't believe it, see for yourself on his IMDb. With so much experience in the industry, Stone consistently gives interviews and offers advice about how to break into voice acting, helping out people who aspire to have a career as successful as his. Now 70 years old, Stone is still going strong, and fans of the talented voice actor are excited to see what's next for him.
