The Simpsons voice actor Hank Azaria has explained why he stepped away from voicing Apu Nahasapeemapetilon on the show. The long-running animated series came under fire after the release of 2017 ...

While voice actor Hank Azaria stepped away from the character in 2020, he opened up about what convinced him to retire Apu on ...

Azaria explained that the character’s voice was inspired by Peter Sellars's performance in the 1968 film The Party, where the British actor wore brownface. “What’s the difference between ...

The Simpsons faced some major controversy a few years ago over the character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon and the representation of South Asian people in media, and the former voice actor behind the ...

In one way or another, am I a part of that?" Azaria broke down the inspiration behind Apu. "The aforementioned Peter Sellers, which that (Apu) voice was based on, was based on his performance from ...

While many of the original voice actors have been bringing the longest-animated series’ characters to life for decades, Hank Azaria ... leave the Kwik-E-Mart behind. Azaria has made it quite ...

I've had to sing all my career in a comedy fashion,' Azaria said. 'When you're singing like Moe (from 'The Simpsons') you're not singing properly.' ...

During an appearance on 'Today,' Hank Azaria revealed what Bruce Springsteen thinks of his E Street cover band, the EZ Street ...

Hank Azaria is living his own ... “I heard he liked it, too,” Dylan Dreyer said to Azaria. The “Friends” actor, imitating Springsteen’s voice, responded, “I heard he liked it.