"You've Got Mail" — Elwood Edwards
Edwards recorded the now famous lines for AOL on a cassette deck in his living room.
Geico Gecko — Jake Wood
After 10 years of providing the voice of the gecko, Jake Wood was apparently let go from the job because he refused a pay cut, according to a now-deleted tweet. You can still catch him on Eastenders, though.
Pillsbury Doughboy — JoBe Cerny
Cerny voiced the Pillsbury Doughboy since 1987. Want a super fun random fact? He's neighbors with David Rudman, the voice of Cookie Monster. What a fun neighborhood that must be!
Hump Day Camel — Chris Sullivan
The This Is Us star voices our favorite mid-week enthusiast for Geico.
Progressive Box — Chris Parnell
You probably recognize Chris Parnell for his time on SNL or as Dr. Spaceman from 30 Rock, but he also voices the Progressive Box!
Siri — Susan Bennett
Though not officially confirmed by Apple, Susan Bennett has done interviews and a TED talk saying she did the voice recordings for Siri all the way back in 2005 that Apple used for their famous personal assistant, which launched in 2011.
Aflac Duck — Daniel McKeague
Daniel McKeague, a radio salesman in Minnesota, beat out over 12,000 applicants to replace Gilbert Gottfried as the Aflac duck in 2011.
Voicemail Lady— Jane Barbe
Fifty million people heard her voice each day as it was used by 1,000 telephone companies. You've probably heard her too, saying, "If you'd like to make a call, please hang up and try it again."
The "In A World Where" Voiceovers From Every Movie Trailer Ever — Redd Pepper & Don LaFontaine
LaFontaine has voiced over 750,000 TV spots and over 5,000 movie trailers like Die Hard, Speed, and The Terminator. Pepper has also voiced countless trailers for movies such as Independence Day, Armageddon, and Space Jam.
Mario — Charles Martinet
He also does the voice of Luigi and Wario. He even spent some time providing the voice for Donkey Kong!
The Ghost Host from The Haunted Mansion — Paul Frees
Frees has done several voices in his career, which has spanned over 40 years. Of course you can hear him every time you ride the Haunted Mansion, but you might also recognize his voice as the voice of Donald Duck's greedy uncle, Ludwig Von Drake.
Kool-Aid Man — Frank Simms
Simms tried to find a happy medium between David Lee Roth and Barry White for the Kool-Aid Man's signature "Oh yeah."
The Home Depot Commercial — Josh Lucas
That smooth voice giving you the false confidence that you can fix up your home yourself is none other than Josh Lucas, who you've also probably seen in Sweet Home Alabama and The Mysteries of Laura.
Perry the Platypus — Dee Bradley Baker
Baker also voices several creatures, animals, and monsters in Hollywood movies and TV shows. He was Olmec in Nickelodeon's Legends of the Hidden Temple, and he's also Squilliam Fancyson in SpongeBob SquarePants.
Minions — Pierre Coffin
Coffin, a director on all Despicable Me movies and the Minions movie, is also the voice actor for the little yellow henchmen. Multilingual himself, he pulled words from many different languages to form the dialect "Minionese."
Tony the Tiger — Thurl Ravenscroft
In addition to voicing Tony the Tiger, Ravenscroft is another Haunted Mansion alum. You can see him as one of the singing busts on the attraction (the one detached and falling over). You've probably also heard him over Christmas because he's the original singer of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch."
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