Winnie the Pooh’s Six Degrees game is easier than you realize when it comes to “The Transformers.” Legendary Disney voice actor Jim Cummings, who voiced Silly ‘Ol Bear’ for the House of Mouse in “The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh” before taking on the role full-time in 2000’s “The Tigger Movie” Often voiced Tiger. Also voiced a few characters in “The Transformers”. Then nearly 30 years later he would return to the franchise for “Transformers: Rescue Bots,” an animated show aimed at the next generation of potential robot-in-disguise enthusiasts.
While not strictly a member of the Winnie the Pooh gang, Frank Welker (who voiced Megatron, the villainous boss of the Decepticons) joined the Disney animation family around the same time Cullen and Cummings did, getting his own start in voice acting “Scooby Doo, Where Art Thou!” In the late 60s. Then there are other notable voice actors who have worked on “The Transformers,” including Casey Kasem — the first actor to voice Shaggy in the “Scooby-Doo” cartoon — and Corey Burton, another incredibly versatile performer who got his voice acting debut at Disney in the 1980s. Really, the lower you go down the list, the harder it gets no To find a cast member who eventually entered another famous animated property with one or more of their costars.
Forget that old adage that “there are two wolves inside you.” Apparently, what’s really inside everyone is an Optimus Prime and an Yours — and if you’re as wise as Peter Cullen, you value them both equally.
