Greg Burson

Career overview

Gregory Lewis Burson was born on June 29 1949 in Los Angeles, California, and died on July 22 2008 at the age of fifty‑nine. He worked primarily as a voice actor in the United States and is listed with twenty‑nine acting credits. Burson became known for providing voice work in a range of film and television projects, including the motion picture Jurassic Park and the animated feature Mother Goose and Grimm, as well as other animated productions. After the deaths of prominent voice actors Daws Butler in 1988 and Mel Blanc in 1989, Burson was frequently called upon to serve as a replacement for the characters those performers had originally voiced. In addition to his credited roles, he was sometimes credited under the shortened name Gregory Lew. His career was recognized in both English‑language databases and Czech‑language references, which describe him as a popular American dubber. Throughout his professional life, Burson contributed his vocal talents to a variety of projects, maintaining an active presence in the voice‑acting community until his death in 2008.