Larry Murphy

Larry Murphy (born March 9, 1972) is an American voice actor and comedian best known for his versatile work in animation, video games, and commercials. Growing up in Cincinnati, Ohio, Murphy discovered a passion for performance early on, participating in school theater productions and honing his comedic timing through improv workshops. After completing a degree in communications, he moved to Los Angeles in the mid‑1990s, where he quickly found work as a freelance announcer, lending his resonant baritone to radio spots and network promos. His breakout role came in 1999 when he was cast as the voice of Mickey Mouse in a series of Disney theme park attractions, a part that showcased his ability to blend warmth with a hint of mischief. Since then, Murphy has built an extensive résumé that includes starring as Terry McGinnis in "Batman Beyond" video game adaptations, providing additional voices for popular series such as "Adventure Time," "Family Guy," and "The Simpsons," and narrating countless audiobooks. Critics often praise his dynamic vocal range, noting how he can seamlessly shift from boisterous characters to subtle, introspective narrations within a single recording session. Beyond voice work, Murphy remains active on the comedy circuit, regularly performing stand‑up at clubs in Los Angeles and contributing sketches to online comedy platforms. He is also a dedicated mentor, teaching voice‑acting workshops that emphasize breath control, character development, and the business aspects of the industry. In his personal life, Murphy keeps a low profile, valuing privacy while supporting charitable causes related to arts education and veteran services. His career, spanning over two decades, illustrates a steadfast commitment to craft and a continual evolution that keeps audiences eagerly awaiting his next performance.