Colin Cassidy

Colin Cassidy was born in the Australian outback town of Mount Isa, to a Scottish mother and Australian father. Speaking with a Scottish accent for the first 5 years of life may account for his subsequent talent as a Voice Actor and Impressionist. Early success in theatre, debating and public speaking led Colin into radio, where he worked as an announcer, copywriter and voiceover, moving to the UK in 2003 to work as a creative director. During this time, he worked as a represented voice actor in London, returning to Sydney in 2013. In 2020 Colin was awarded a Gold Promax North America Award for his British accented vocal performance on Britbox. In 2019 he was awarded a London International Advertising Award and a New York Festival Award for his impression of President Donald Trump. Other awards include numerous New Zealand Radio Awards, Australian Commercial Radio Awards and various UK Vox Awards. He holds dual British Australian citizenship, a Diploma of Speech Communications and BA in Media Communications & Economics from Southern Cross University Australia. Colin is best known for his versatility, switching between US, UK, Australian and other accents and characters. His most recent roles include that of Sir David Attenborough, where he performs alongside Hugo Weaving in the 2021 film 'Lone Wolf'. His voice also features in a number of children's animated TV productions, Warhammer 40K games ('Horus Heresy', 'Adeptus Titanicus Dominus' and others), TV commercials and a number of interactive children's toys, prompting Colin's young nephew to ask, 'Mummy, is Uncle Colin's soul in that robot?'.