Robert De Niro is a highly acclaimed actor, known for his work in films such as The Godfather Part II, Raging Bull, Goodfellas and Taxi Driver. In recent years, he has also become a respected voice-over artist, lending his unique and powerful voice to a variety of projects. Here is a look at some of his best voice-over performances. De Niro provided the voice of Don Lino in the 2003 animated film Shark Tale, a role that earned him an Academy Award nomination. His performance as the gruff but ultimately wise shark was praised as a perfect fit for the character. De Niro also lent his distinctive voice to a number of characters in the 2004 animated feature Shark Tale, including the tiger shark Sykes, the crab Ernie and the seahorse Bernie. His performance in these roles was praised as being both humorous and touching. In the 2006 film The Good Shepherd, De Niro provided the voice of Pope Pius XII. His performance was praised for its gravitas and power, with critics noting that his presence lent the film a sense of both authority and vulnerability. De Niro’s voice was also featured in the acclaimed 2009 documentary The September Issue. His narration was praised for its ability to bring both clarity and emotion to the story of the making of the magazine’s legendary issue. In 2012, De Niro provided the voice of the villainous Lord Shen in the animated film Kung Fu Panda
1. His performance was praised for its wit and energy, and for the way in which it helped to bring the character to life. Finally, in 2018, De Niro provided the voice of Maurice in the animated feature Isle of Dogs. His performance was praised for its warmth and humanity, and for the way in which it helped to bring the character to life. From animated films to documentaries, Robert De Niro has consistently delivered powerful and memorable voice-over performances. His unique and powerful voice has helped to bring a wide range of characters to life, and has earned him praise from critics and audiences alike.
