9 Famous Screen Actors Who Were More Successful As Voice Artists

From giving less than average performances in films like I Know What You Did Last Summer, its even worse sequel, and the Scooby Doo live-action adaptations, Freddie Prinze Jr.’s acting career made a swift turnaround in terms of quality when he was hired to be the voice of Lieutenant James Vega in Mass Effect 3.

Delivering a promising performance, developer Bioware tried out Freddie Prinze Jr.’s voice acting skills once more in Dragon Age: Inquisition, in which Prinze Jr. provided an even better performance as the voice of the Iron Bull.

Sealing his credibility as a voice actor and launching his career in an entirely new direction, Prinze Jr. was hired as one of the starring roles in the animated show Star Wars Rebels, providing the voice of Jedi Master Kanan Jarrus.

With a rating of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, Star Wars Rebels is easily Prinze Jr.'s most successful project yet, especially compared to his past live-action performances, which struggled to even break 50% on the review site.