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Lawrence Bayne is an actor of Scottish and Cree descent known for his roles in film, music videos, television series and as a voiceover actor for animation and video games.
Lawrence Bayne is an actor of Scottish and Cree descent known for his roles in film, music videos, television series and as a voiceover actor for animation and video games.
Lawrence Bayne is a voice actor known for voicing Gill, Cable, and Raven. Take a visual walk through their career and see 39 images of the characters they've voiced and listen to 6 clips that showcase their performances.
Full Interview: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5I1Id2eGuTQv93MiwRvzI7?si=JTDg7mwOR2KPcFkajYsG_AThis week, Max and Megan are joined by actor Lawrence Bayne ...
Join us for another exciting edition of our X-Clusive Interviews series! This time, actor Lawrence Bayne (Cable), timeslides in to talk about his life, his work, and of course the X-Men!...
Join Justin as he chat with voice and screen actor Lawrence Bayne about Pink Floyd, X-Men: The Animated Series, voicing Cable, Disney, and more!
Victor Pearson (portrayed by Lawrence Bayne) is a benefactor of the school and a constant antagonist to the Science Club's investigations. The Janitor (portrayed by Tony Munch) is an enigmatic character who seems to understand the mysteries at Blake Holsey High.
Canadian actor Lawrence Bayne is best known to TV audiences as the villainous Victor Pearson on the Discovery Kids sci-fi series "Strange Days at Blake Holsey High." Bayne, a native of Toronto,...
Feb 12, 2017 · Lawrence Bayne became a familiar face to Pink Floyd fans in 1987 as the star in the band's Learning to Fly video. The video, below, became the gateway for a new Pink Floyd audience but also crystallized the band's ambitions after a period of uncertainty for many others.
Mar 20, 2024 · Lawrence Bayne, who confirmed he would be returning in season 2, had originally voiced Nathan Summers/Cable in X-Men: The Animated Series but was replaced by Chris Potter due to reasons surrounding "intonations" which better convey Cable and Cyclops' father-son relationship (per Entertainment Weekly).
