South Park has been a staple in popular culture for over 25 years. Never known to hold back on the happenings in the world, the series is well-known for getting people rather upset. In this post, we will talk about who the voice actors are on the show. Since the series has dived into the topics of the British royal family a couple of times (The Cambridges’ wedding and Harry and Meghan), we’ve applauded the show’s need to take swipes (or celebrate, depending on the topic) at familiar figures.
Given the extensive cast list, we will provide a link to the South Park voice actors and crew list from the South Park Fandom site. Some voice actors have left the show since it started in 1997 or have died.
Mary Kay Bergman voiced many female characters until she died in 1999. Eliza Schneider was one of the actresses who replaced her. Schneider later left the show and was replaced by April Stewart. Jessica Makinson is one of the longest-running female voice actors on the show.
The Behind-The-Scenes Stuff
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone provide the voices for the lead characters, including Butters. They are also behind much of the writing on the show and have a formula where they don’t write scripts before a Season begins. As a result, an episode usually takes a week to produce because the animation is easy. This differs from other shows like The Simpsons, which takes weeks, if not months, to create a series of episodes.
Voice Actors of South Park
The cast of voice actors in South Park is only very small and many of the characters on the show are played by one actor. For example, Mary Kay Bergman voiced a large number of South Park’s female characters. Upon her death in 1999, other female voice actors were recruited to replace her.
- Co-creator Trey Parker voices Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman and Randy Marsh
- Co-creator Matt Stone voices Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McCormick and Butters Stotch
- Producer Adrien Beard voices Tolkien Black
- Executive Producer Anne Garefino voices Sister Anne
- Bill Hader, who is a producer, voices Alec Baldwin and Farmer #2
- Producer and Animation Director Eric Stough voices Kenny McCormick when he’s unmuffled
- Production Supervisor John Hansen voices Mr Slave
- Producer and Sound Engineer Lydia Quidilla voices the Woman in commercial in Cherokee Hair Tampons
- Vernon Chatman, a writer and producer, voices Towelie
- Jonathan Kimmel, a writer and Post-Production Assistant, voice Allen Varcas, Jakartha and Peter Griffin
- Kyle McCulloch, one of the writers, voices Bill Cosby (BSM-471), Richard Dawkins and Tad Mikowski
- Writer and Producer Pam Brady voices Mr Adler’s Girlfriend
- Toby Morton, Writer and Consultant voices Frank Fun and Scott Tenorman
- Editor Giancarlo Ganziano voices a bunch of New York Kids
- Animator Junichi Nishimura voices Emperor Hirohito
- Yuen Wang voices background characters
- Sunshine Hurtienne voices background characters
- Bruce Howell voices Mr Wyland and Murrey Broflovski
- Composer Marc Shaiman voices Marc (the Pianist)
- April Stewart voices Liane Carman, Shelley Marsh and Wendy Testaburger
- Eliza J. Schneider voiced Liane Cartman, Sharon Marsh and Wendy Testaburger
- Isaac Hayes voiced Jerome “Chef” McElroy
- Jessica Makinson voices Heidi Turner, Paris Hilton and Strong Woman
- Kimberly Brooks voices Classi, Margaret Nelson and Michelle Obama
- Mary Kay Bergman voiced Liane Cartman, Sheila Broflovski and Wendy Testaburger
- Mona Marshall voices Henrietta Biggle, Linda Stotch and Sheila Broflovski
- Toddy Walters voiced Kelly, Nurse Goodly and Phyllis
- Abdullah Saeed
- Alexa Sapienza
- Allison Ye was the vocals for Japanese Toilet
- Ami Kosaka voiced Princess Kenny (the singing voice)
- Becca Scott voiced Sophie Gray
- Betty Boogie Parker voices Ike Broflovski and Heather Williams
- Bibi Mama voices Kyle Broflovski in Universe 216-B
- Brent Spiner voices Conan O’Brien
- Brock Baker voices Winnie the Pooh
- Brody Dyksinski
- Caitlin Gallogly was the narrator in A Song of Ass and Fire
- And Many more!
