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Brendan Fraser (b. December 3, 1968) is an Canadian-American actor who voices Cliff Steele on Doom Patrol, and physically portrays the character's past self for some segments.

Pictured: Fraser as Cliff Steele from the Doom Patrol episode "Pilot"

Professional History

Brendan Fraser is an Academy Award-winning Canadian-American character actor known for his roles in comedy and drama films and television. His most recognizable roles include George in George of the Jungle, Rick O'Connell in The Mummy trilogy, Charlie in The Whale, and Cliff Steele on Doom Patrol, the latter of which he provides the voice for save for flashbacks and other sequences, while Riley Shanahan physically portrays the character.

Fraser also voiced another version of Cliff on Titans portrayed physically by Jake Michaels in his first appearance, and by Shanahan in his second appearance. He was also cast as the Ted Carson version of Firefly in the DC Extended Universe film Batgirl, and was meant to be the main antagonist. He filmed all his scenes, and the film was meant to release in 2022, but a few months before release, the project was permanently shelved by Warner Bros. for a tax write-off, despite being in post-production when it was cancelled.[1][2]


Work History


Acting Credits

Titans 2018-2023 Cliff Steele[3]
     "Doom Patrol" November 2, 2018 Cliff Steele
     "Game Over" April 27, 2023 Cliff Steele
Doom Patrol 2019-2023 Cliff Steele[4]
     "Pilot" February 15, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Donkey Patrol" February 22, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Puppet Patrol" March 1, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Cult Patrol" March 8, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Paw Patrol" March 15, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Doom Patrol Patrol" March 22, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Therapy Patrol" March 29, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Danny Patrol" April 5, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Jane Patrol" April 12, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Hair Patrol" April 19, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Frances Patrol" April 26, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Cyborg Patrol" May 3, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Flex Patrol" May 10, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Penultimate Patrol" May 17, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Ezekiel Patrol" May 24, 2019 Cliff Steele
     "Fun Size Patrol" June 25, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Tyme Patrol" June 25, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Pain Patrol" June 25, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Sex Patrol" July 2, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Finger Patrol" July 9, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Space Patrol" July 16, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Dumb Patrol" July 23, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Dad Patrol" July 30, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Wax Patrol" August 6, 2020 Cliff Steele
     "Possibilities Patrol" September 23, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Vacay Patrol" September 23, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Dead Patrol" September 23, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Undead Patrol" September 30, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Dada Patrol" October 7, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "1917 Patrol" October 14, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Bird Patrol" October 21, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Subconcsious Patrol" October 28, 2021 Cliff Steele
Subconscious Cliff
     "Evil Patrol" November 4, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Amends Patrol" November 11, 2021 Cliff Steele
     "Doom Patrol" December 8, 2022 Cliff Steele
Cliff Steele (Altered future)
     "Butt Patrol" December 8, 2022 Cliff Steele
     "Nostalgia Patrol" December 15, 2022 Cliff Steele
     "Youth Patrol" December 29, 2022 Cliff Steele
     "Hope Patrol" January 5, 2023 Cliff Steele
     "Orqwith Patrol" October 12, 2023 Cliff Steele
     "Fame Patrol" October 12, 2023 Cliff Steele
     "Immortimas Patrol" October 19, 2023 Cliff Steele
     "Tomb Patrol" October 26, 2023 Cliff Steele
     "Portal Patrol" November 2, 2023 Cliff Steele
     "Done Patrol" November 9, 2023 Cliff Steele


External Links

References

  1. Eric Eisenberg (August 1, 2022). Brendan Fraser Reveals Firefly's Comic Connection In The Batgirl Movie. CinemaBlend.
  2. Sian Cain (August 2, 2022). 'Irredeemable' Batgirl movie unexpectedly cancelled despite being in final stages. The Guardian.
  3. Fraser only voiced the character, with Jake Michaels physically portraying Cliff
  4. Whenever in his robot form, Robotman was portrayed by Riley Shanahan, with Fraser voicing the character