Mary Elizabeth McGlynn

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Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
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McGlynn at the 2018 Phoenix Comic Fest
Born (1966-10-16) October 16, 1966 (age 57)
Newark, New Jersey, US [1]
Other namesMelissa Williamson [2] [3]
Occupations
  • Voice actress
  • ADR director
  • singer
Years active1981–present
Spouses
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    (m. 1988;div. 2012)​
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    (m. 2017)​
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)Vocals, guitar
LabelsKonami Music Entertainment
Website www.maryemcglynn.com

Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (born October 16, 1966) [4] is an American voice actress, ADR director, and singer best known for her involvement in music production in multiple games from the Silent Hill series, and her extensive English-language dubbing of various anime, animated films, and video games, including the English adaptation of the television series Cowboy Bebop .

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Career

McGlynn's voice roles in anime include Lieutenant Matilda in the Mobile Suit Gundam I (1981), Motoko Kusanagi ( Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex ), Kurenai Yuhi, Mei Terumi, Katsuyu, and Koharu Utatane (from the Naruto series), Cornelia li Britannia ( Code Geass ), and the most recent, Queen Metalia on Sailor Moon Crystal .

She does voice acting in video games such as Maria and Mary Shepherd-Sunderland in the HD collection version of Silent Hill 2 and Nina Williams from the Tekken series. She has worked in cartoons, with roles such as Dr. Maheswaran in Steven Universe and Steven Universe Future , Abigail Brand in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes , Dynamite Watkins and Miss Quantum on OK KO! Let's Be Heroes , Governor Arihnda Pryce in Star Wars Rebels and Coach Brunt in Carmen Sandiego . In addition to her experiences with directing English dubs of anime shows, she also served as a dialogue and voice director for Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure , Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero , She-Ra and the Princesses of Power , Dogs in Space , and Dragon Age: Absolution . She contributed to the Silent Hill movie adaptation and Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME . She has had several movie roles. From 2015 to 2017, she was also a guest star for a Dungeons and Dragons web series titled Critical Role (15 Episodes). [5]

She was a Guest of Honor at Anime Expo 2007, Long Beach. [6]

McGlynn won the 2007 American Anime Award for Best Actress for her role as Major Motoko Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex . [7] [8]

She won a Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation (SPJA) award in 2008 for Best Director for her work on Naruto. [9]

Personal life

McGlynn was married to actor Daran Norris, but divorced him in 2012. [10] As of 2017, she is married to voice actor Steve Blum, whom she directed in various voiceover productions starting with Cowboy Bebop and remained close since then. [11] She has an identical twin sister named Melissa. [12]

Filmography

Anime

List of dubbing performances in anime
YearTitleRoleCrew role, notesSource [13]
1992 Sailor Moon Flau, Queen Metallia Viz dub [14]
1992 Bastard!! Thunder Empress Arshes Nei [14]
1997 Street Fighter II V Dr. Hannah, NewscasterAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
1997–99 El-Hazard series Queen Diva As Melissa WilliamsonCA [15]
1997 Tokyo Revelation Various charactersAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
1998–99 Cowboy Bebop Julia ADR director, as Melissa WilliamsonPress [2] [3] [16] [17]
1998 Outlaw Star HildaAs Melissa WilliamsonPress [3]
1998 Battle Athletes LahrriAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
1998 Fushigi Yūgi NurikoAs Melissa WilliamsonPress [2] [3]
1999 Rurouni Kenshin ShuraAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
2000 Sol Bianca: The Legacy FebAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
2000-01 Digimon Adventure 02 Floramon, Cody's Mother [18] [14]
2002 Vandread Jura Basil Elden As Melissa WilliamsonCA
2002 X Kanoe As Melissa WilliamsonCA
2002 Samurai Girl Real Bout High School Mian Cubie As Melissa WilliamsonCA
2002 Digimon Tamers Various charactersADR director, story editorPress [2] [19]
2002 Digimon Frontier Ophanimon, SalamonADR director, story editor [20]
2002-03 Witch Hunter Robin Jean (doll), Mamoru Kudō, additional voices [18] [14]
2003-04 Gungrave MilandaAs Melissa Williamson [18] [14]
2003–06 Naruto Kurenai Yūhi, othersADR director
SJPA Award for Best Director		Press [2] [17]
2003 Wolf's Rain Lady JaguaraADR directorPress [2] [17] [21]
2003 Reign: The Conqueror CassandraAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
2003 .hack//SIGN HelbaPress [2]
2003 Geneshaft Sofia Galgalim, Lily PorterCA
2004–07 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex series Major Motoko Kusanagi American Anime Award for Best ActressPress [2] [21] [22] [23]
2007 Digimon Data Squad Sarah Damon, SayuriCA
2008 Code Geass Cornelia li Britannia Press [2]
2008-09 Stitch! DeliaVoice director [18] [14]
2009 Kurokami Mikami Houjou [18] [14]
2009-10 Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Briggs Doctor, Doctor's WifeAs Lucy Todd [18] [14]
2009–12 Bleach Zabimaru (Baboon), Ikumi UnagiyaPress [2]
2009–16 Naruto: Shippuden Kurenai Yūhi, othersADR directorPress [2]
2010-11 Marvel Anime Marsh, Shehla, Riko Nirasaki, Crowd MemberVoice director, assistant director [18] [14]
2011 Digimon Fusion Pickmonz, Queen, Shakkouman, othersVoice director, story editorPress [2] [19] [18]
2012 Persona 4: The Animation Naoto Shirogane [2] [19] [18]
2013 Tenkai Knights Mrs. Dalton (Toxsa's Mother, Ep. 19, uncredited)ADR directorPress [2]
2013-2015 Ghost in the Shell: Arise Lieutenant Colonel Kurutsu
2014–15 Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers Voice Director
2015 Glitter Force Brooha, Queen Euphoria, Ms. MasonVoice director [24] [25]
2015-16 Sailor Moon Crystal Queen Metallia [18] [14]
2016–17 God Eater Tsubaki Amamiya [18] [14]
2019 Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Kurenai Yūhi, Mei Terumī [26]
2020–22 Ghost in the Shell: SAC 2045 Motoko Kusanagi Voice director [18]

Animation

List of voice performances in animation
YearTitleRoleNotesSource [13]
2006-09 The Replacements Mrs. Zubeck, Mrs. KelpmanEpisodes: "Halloween Spirits", "Truth or Daring", "Irreplaceable" [18]
2012 The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Abigail Brand Episodes: "Welcome to the Kree Empire", "Operation Galactic Storm", "Live Kree or Die" [18]
2014–18 Steven Universe Dr. Maheswaran, othersPress [2] [18] [27]
2014–17 Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero Dialogue DirectorPress [2]
2016–18 Star Wars Rebels Governor Arihnda Pryce, othersTweet [28] [29]
2017–20 Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure Dialogue Director
2017–19 OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes Dynamite Watkins, Miss Quantum, othersTweet [30] [31]
2017–20 Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz voice director
2018–2018 Bunnicula Casting Director & Voice Director (season 3)
2018–2020 She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Horned GoonVoice directorPress [2]
2018–2020 Star Wars Resistance Freya FenrisVoice director
2019–2021 Carmen Sandiego Coach Brunt
2019 Green Eggs and Ham Voice director (8 episodes)
2019–2022 Dragons: Rescue Riders Svetlana the SlyVoice director
2020 Steven Universe Future Dr. MaheswaranEpisode: "Growing Pains"
2020 Chico Bon Bon: Monkey with a Tool Belt Voice director
2020–2022 Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous Voice director (16 episodes)
2020–2022 Doug Unplugs Voice director
2021– Dogs in Space Voice director
2021–2023 DreamWorks Dragons: The Nine Realms Voice director
2022 The Legend of Vox Machina Zahra HydrisVoice director
2022 Bugs Bunny Builders Voice director
2022 Big City Greens Voice director (15 episodes)
2022- Dragon Age: Absolution Voice director
2023- Shape Island Voice director
2023- Dew Drop Diaries Captain Meow MeowVoice director

Film

List of voice performances in direct-to-video and television films
YearTitleRoleCrew role, notesSource [13]
1997ArmageddonQueen HeraAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
1999 Black Jack Jo Carol BraneAs Melissa WilliamsonCA
1999 Princess Mononoke SingerCA
2000 Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust CarolinePress [2]
2001 Ah! My Goddess: The Movie Urd As Melissa WilliamsonPress [3]
2001 Metropolis Public Announcement VoiceADR script writerPress [2]
2002 Cowboy Bebop the Movie: Knockin' on Heaven's Door Chris RileyADR director [19]
2003 Sakura Wars: The Movie Kanna Kirishima As Melissa WilliamsonCA
2004 Appleseed ADR directorPress [2]
2004 Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence Major Motoko Kusanagi [32]
2007 Stan Lee's The Condor Valeria / Taipan [18]
2008 Resident Evil: Degeneration Rani's aunt
2009 Naruto Shippuden the Movie Voice director [33]
2010 Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower Queen Seram [14]
2011 Tekken: Blood Vengeance Nina Williams As Charlotte Bell [18]
2013 Iron Man: Rise of Technovore Voice director [14]
2014 Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods Policewoman [18]
2015 Ghost in the Shell: Arise Kurutsu [34]
2015 The Last: Naruto the Movie Mei Terumi, Head Maid, Kurenai Yuhi, KatsuyuVoice director [18]
2015 Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie Kurusu [18]
2017 Resident Evil: Vendetta Zack White [18]

Video games

List of voice performances in video games
YearTitleRoleNotesSource [13] [35]
2000 Vampire: The Masquerade – Redemption Ecaterina [36]
2001 The Bouncer EchidnaAs Melissa Williamson [18]
2001Phase ParadoxRenee Hearn, Nash LynyrdAs Melissa Williamson [37]
2002 Digimon Rumble Arena Gatomon, Takato, Magnadramon [18]
2003–12 Silent Hill seriesSinger
Voice director		 [2]
2003–04 .hack seriesHelba, Emma WielantInfection, Mutation, Outbreak, Quarantine [18]
2004 Seven Samurai 20XX Zwei [38]
2004 Phantom Brave Sienna, NarratorCA
2004 Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines PishaCA
2005 Makai Kingdom: Chronicles of the Sacred Tome Lady SalomeCA
2006 Rumble Roses XX Evil Rose, Noble RoseCA
2006 Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII Rosso [18]
2006 Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra Doctus [18]
2006–07 .hack//G.U. seriesBordeaux, Toru Uike, News Announcer [18]
2007 Supreme Commander General Samantha Clarke
2007 Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance General Samantha Clarke
2008 Devil May Cry 4 EchidnaWebsite
2009 Afro Samurai The PolecatsCA
2009 Magna Carta 2 Keitin [18]
2009 Tekken 6 Nina WilliamsWebsite
2010 Final Fantasy XIII Nora Estheim [18]
2010 Alpha Protocol SIE [2] [18]
2011–present Naruto seriesKurenai Yuhi, Shima, Katsuyu, Tsunade, Mei Terumi [18]
2012 Street Fighter X Tekken Nina WilliamsWebsite
2012 Darksiders II Uriel, Nephilim (Whispers) 5, Human Soul 3 [18]
2012 Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth Queen Veranke Website
2013 Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn HydaelynWebsite
2013 Marvel Heroes Jessica Jones, Moondragon [18]
2014 Diablo III: Reaper of Souls Female CrusaderPress [2]
2014 Digimon All-Star Rumble Gatomon, Angewomon [18]
2014 World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor Tyrant Velhari [18]
2015 Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Alex WeskerCredited as "Lucy Todd"
2015 Heroes of the Storm JohannaPress [2]
2015 Kholat Singer (Farewell) [39]
2015 StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void Praetor TalisPress [2] [18]
2015 Xenoblade Chronicles X Avatar (Female Mature)Grouped under Avatars [40]
2016 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - First Assault Online Major Motoko Kusanagi [18]
2016 Hitman Dalia Margolis [41]
2016 God Eater Resurrection Tsubaki AmamiyaWebsite
2016 Tekken 7: Fated Retribution Nina WilliamsUncredited [lower-alpha 1] Website
2016 World of Warcraft: Legion Aegwynn, Delas Moonfang [18]
2017 Star Trek: Bridge Crew Lieutenant Koharu Mori
2018 Artifact Prellex
2019 Mortal Kombat 11 Cetrion Tweet [42]
2019 Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order Valkyrie [18]
2020 World of Warcraft: Shadowlands Remornia [18]
2020 Resident Evil: Resistance Alex Wesker [18]
2023 Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical Persephone [43]
2023 Mortal Kombat 1 Female Scorpion [44]
2023 Mortal Kombat: Onslaught Cetrion [45]

Live action

List of acting performances in television and film
YearTitleRoleCrew role, notesSource
1992 Down the Shore BrigitteEpisode: "A Tale of Two Houses"
1993 Quantum Leap Sue Anne WintersEpisode: "Memphis Melody"
1994 Walker, Texas Ranger Merrilee SummersEpisode: "Right Man, Wrong Time"
1995 Xena: Warrior Princess PandoraEpisode: "Cradle of Hope"
1996 Murder, She Wrote Karen ReisnerEpisode: "Mrs. Parker's Revenge"
1997 Sister, Sister Dr. WilcoxEpisode: "Two's Company" [46]
1998 Star Trek: Voyager DaelenEpisode: "Vis a Vis"
2006 Silent Hill Singer [2]
2008 Adventures in Voice Acting Herself [47]
2011Julia X 3DSinger [2]

Notes

  1. ↑ English voice actors were not listed in the closing credits for this title.

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