Tara Strong filmography and biography

Date of birth: 12 February 1973, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Tara Strong trivia

- Brown eyes.
- Brown hair.
- 1 sister - Marla.
- Known as the voice of many cartoon characters, such as "Timmy Turner" of The Fairly OddParents, "Bubbles" of The Powerpuff Girls and "Dil Pickles" on Rugrats and All Grown Up.
- Took over the role of "Timmy Turner" in The Fairly OddParents shorts on Oh Yeah! Cartoons upon the death of Mary Kay Bergman. Strong was still the voice of Timmy when The Fairly OddParents became a TV series.
- Two sons with Craig Strong (I): Sammy Strong and Aden Strong.
- Arrived in Los Angeles in the midst of an earthquake.
- Has two dogs, Abby and Baci.
- Was credited as Tara Charendoff prior to her marriage and changed her professional name at her husband's request.
- Tara is of the Jewish faith, and a staunch vegetarian, having grown up following the kosher dietary laws.
- Tara deeply loved working on Drawn Together, considering it fun for the most part because it was such a departure from the family-friendly productions she was used to working on at the time. While generally tolerant of the show's Jewish humor, she did have a few problems when it came to a few jokes about Holocaust-era Jewish writer Anne Frank (I).
- Out of all of the characters she has portrayed, her roles as "Melody" in The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea (2000) (V) and "Toot Braunstein" in Drawn Together are her all-time favorites.
- Has been friends with fellow actress Cree Summer since childhood. She has also befriended Grey DeLisle, Butch Hartman, Jess Harnell, Cathy Cavadini, Elizabeth Daily, Melissa Joan Hart, Kevin Michael Richardson, Crispin Freeman, Maurice LaMarche, James Arnold Taylor, Jodi Benson, Scott Menville, Tom Kenny (I) and Richard Steven Horvitz, all of whom she has worked with.
- A natural brunette who dyes her hair blonde.
- Has stated in interviews that she would like to star in more live action productions, but is constantly preoccupied with voiceover work and thus simply cannot find the time.

Tara Strong quotes

- [Interview in "Working Mother" Magazine, July/August 2004]: My son is now old enough to respond to my work. To me, that's what it's all about.

Tara Strong filmography