Hank Azaria is a master of voices. His list of incredible Simpsons characters shows just how much range he has. Not only are so many of the voices completely distinct, but his delivery is always ...

Hank Azaria fears AI will make his voice work on 'The Simpsons' obsolete. 20th Century Fox Film Corp./Courtesy Everett Collection/Rob Latour/Deadline After more than 35 years of voicing some of ...

The actor Hank Azaria on why his “Simpsons” characters need a human touch. 13 min listen For the best audio experience, scan the code with your phone to download the New York Times Audio app ...

Hank Azaria‘s voiceover work on “The Simpsons” has won him four Emmy Awards, but even they couldn’t compare to meeting his idol, Bruce Springsteen. “Two times I met Bruce and embarrassed ...

Actor Hank Azaria has opened up about the possibility of being replaced by artificial intelligence. In a New York Times essay published earlier this month, Azaria — known for his work on "The ...

But before you sigh and say, "Sheesh, that old saw?," it's worth mentioning that said performer is Hank Azaria. And now, Azaria has brought his gift for mimicry to his Springsteen tribute group ...

Azaria voices bartender Moe, Chief Wiggum and Comic Book Guy, among others, on the long-running animated comedy. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Azaria, who has voiced dozens of characters over ...

Actor Hank Azaria has stepped up onto The New York Time’s op-ed soapbox, sharing the stage with nine of his vocal characterizations from his 36 years of voice work for The Simpsons, in an ...

Hank Azaria, who has voiced over 100 different characters on The Simpsons, fears that artificial intelligence will steal the likeness of voice actors. Azaria penned an op-ed in The New York Times ...

You’ve heard the news. Here’s what to make of it. My name is Hank Azaria. I’m an actor and voiceover artist and producer. I’m most known for my voices on “The Simpsons,” such as ...

Voice actor Hank Azaria has said he fears being replaced by artificial intelligence. In a New York Times op-ed, he wrote: "It seems just plain wrong to steal my likeness or sound." The actor has ...