Jason Marsden: Prolific Voice Actor and On-Screen Performer from Hocus Pocus and A Goofy Movie
Table of Contents
Early Acting Work
Voiceover Career
Well-Known Roles
Video Game Voice Work
Work in Nashville
Early Acting Work
Jason Marsden got his start as a child actor in the 1980s, booking commercials and guest roles on TV shows. In the 1990s, he became a familiar face on series like Boy Meets World, Full House, and Step by Step.
Marsden's youthful looks and charm made him a popular choice for younger characters and teens. He guest starred on numerous sitcoms and dramas throughout the 90s, showcasing his comedic and dramatic talent.
Voiceover Career
Though known for his on-screen work, Marsden truly made his mark in voice acting. In 1995, he voiced Max Goof, the son of Goofy, in the Disney film A Goofy Movie. This launched his prolific career in animation and voiceover work.
Some of Marsden's major voice roles include Haku in Spirited Away, Thackery Binx in Hocus Pocus, and Chester in The Fairly OddParents. He's also voiced characters in Young Justice, Justice League, and The Garfield Show.
Well-Known Roles
In addition to Max Goof, some of Marsden's most recognizable roles include Kovu in The Lion King II and Nermal in The Garfield Show. He's also lent his voice to video game characters like Tak and Boone in Fallout: New Vegas.
Marsden is the voice of numerous characters that viewers of all ages would recognize from their childhood movies and TV shows. His vocal talent brings these animated roles to life.
Video Game Voice Work
Marsden has become one of the most sought-after voice actors in video games. He's voiced prominent characters in games like Final Fantasy XIII-2, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and the Tak franchise.
Fans of role-playing and adventure games have likely heard Marsden portray various characters or creatures while exploring these virtual worlds. His work helps breathe life into video game universes.
Work in Nashville
Though based in Los Angeles for much of his career, Marsden relocated to Nashville, TN in the 2010s. He continues to work prolifically doing voice acting for animations, commercials, audio books, and more.
Marsden also produces independent films and takes occasional on-camera acting roles. His decades of experience make him an invaluable presence both on and off-screen in Nashville's creative community.
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