Christine's Biography

Christine Cavanaugh was a beloved American voice actress whose unique vocal talents brought to life some of the most memorable characters in animation history. Born on August 16, 1963, in Layton, Utah, Christine discovered her passion for performance early on, eventually studying at the University of Utah. Her breakthrough came with the role of Gosalyn Mallard in 'Darkwing Duck', but she soon became a household name for her iconic portrayals of Chuckie Finster in 'Rugrats', Dexter in 'Dexter's Laboratory', and Babe in the acclaimed movie 'Babe'. Christine's distinctive voice and expressive performances earned her critical acclaim, including an Annie Award for her work in 'Dexter's Laboratory'. Despite her success, she retired from voice acting in 2001 to focus on her personal life. Christine was known for her warmth, professionalism, and love for animation and storytelling. She remains a cherished figure in the world of animation, inspiring future generations of voice actors with her legacy. Christine Cavanaugh passed away in 2014, but her unforgettable characters and contributions to animation continue to entertain audiences worldwide.