Greg Burson

Known for: Acting
Born: 29 June 1949
Died: 22 July 2008 (age 59)
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA
TV credits: 14
Films: 15

Gregory Lewis Burson (June 29, 1949 – July 22, 2008) was an American voice actor. He was best known as a replacement for voice actors Daws Butler and Mel Blanc following their deaths in 1988 and 1989, respectively.

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Known for

All TV14

2001Samurai JackQuick Draw McGraw / Baba Looey (voice) · 1 episode★ 8.4
2001Toon MaroonedFoghorn Leghorn · 10 episodes
1998CatDogBarry the Baboon (voice) · 1 episode★ 7.1
1997Channel Umptee-3Professor Edwin I. Relevant (voice) · 13 episodes
1997Johnny BravoGhostly Gardener (voice) · 1 episode★ 7.3
1996The Real Adventures of Jonny QuestCorbin (voice) / Sanderson (voice) · 1 episode★ 7.2
1995The Sylvester & Tweety MysteriesSam / Figure / Ed McMuffin (voice), Pepe Le Pew (voice), Elmer Fudd (voice), Cot Martin (voice) · 2 episodes★ 6.5
1994The Baby Huey ShowThe Fox (voice) · 13 episodes
1993All-New Dennis the MenaceGeorge Wilson (voice) · 13 episodes

Films (15)

2010The Essential Bugs BunnyBugs Bunny
2004My Generation G... G... GapSecurity Guard (voice)
2003Looney Tunes: Stranger Than FictionFoghorn Leghorn / Barnyard Dawg (voice)
2003Looney Tunes: Reality CheckFoghorn Leghorn
1999A Day in the Life of Ranger SmithYogi Bear / Squirrel Boy / Squirrel Baby (voice)
1997From Hare to EternityBugs Bunny (voice)
1997Mr. MagooAnimated Magoo (voice)
1995CarrotblancaBugs Bunny / Pepe le Pew as Louie / Foghorn Leghorn as Radio Dispatcher (voice)
1994Scooby-Doo! in Arabian NightsYogi Bear / Royal Chef (voice)
1994

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