Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Biography
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, born on October 16, 1966, is a renowned American voice actress, ADR director, writer, and singer celebrated for her remarkable contributions to the world of anime dubbing. She has lent her voice to a multitude of characters in various series, making her a prominent figure in the industry. McGlynn is particularly recognized for her vocal performances in the beloved Silent Hill video game franchise, where her singing talents were showcased not only in the games but also in the film adaptation and the popular arcade game Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME.
In addition to her voice work, she has appeared in several films, further cementing her versatility as a performer. Mary’s artistic journey began at the Interlochen Arts Camp in Interlochen, Michigan, where she served as a counselor, nurturing the next generation of artists. Her dedication to her craft has earned her accolades, including an American Anime Award, highlighting her impact on the anime community.
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn is married to fellow voice actor Daran Norris, and together they share a passion for the arts. With a career that spans decades, McGlynn continues to leave her mark on the entertainment industry, captivating audiences with her dynamic voice and creative talents.
Filmography
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The Condor
2007 • Valeria / Taipan (voice)
Air Rage
2001 • Gwen
Mom's Outta Sight
1998 • Barbara Richards
Resident Evil: Degeneration
2008 • Rani's aunt (voice)
Resident Evil: Vendetta
2017
Dragons: Rescue Riders: Hunt for the Golden Dragon
2020 • Svetlana (voice)
LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales
2021 • NI-L8 / Red 10 (voice)
Star Wars Resistance
2018 • 4D-M1N / Freya Fenris / Jooks (voice)