Carole Ruggier

Carole Ruggier
Carole Ruggier
Occupation(s)	Actress, Voice Director, Voice actress
Years active	1985–present

Carole Ruggier. As a

Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC

.

Biography

Ruggier trained as an actress in

The Wizard of Oz, Chicago, Gypsy, and The Threepenny Opera. In the United States, play roles include The Secret Rapture by David Hare, Disneyland It Ain't by Sue Townsend, Chamber Music by Arthur Kopit, Mary Barnes by Mary Barnes and David Edgar, and Alfie by Bill Naughton. She has produced plays in London, Florida, and Los Angeles

, including Take 5, Beached, Disneyland It Ain't, Cochon Flambe, Solos in Harmony, and Nagasaki Dust.

Her first TV role was as a policewoman in

Amanda, in Agent Carter for ABC, set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Films include Living Out Loud directed by Richard LaGravenese, Reeker, Love on the Line, Blackmail, Abruptio

, Wonderland it Ain't, Dallas Biters Club, and American Snapper. She co-produced the short film, Wonderland It Ain't, co-wrote Dallas Biters Club and in 2015, wrote, produced, and directed the parody, American Snapper.
Her first role as a voice actress was in the 1995 video game
MechWarrior 2 as the Narrator (aka Bitchin' Betty) and she was invited to reprise the role for MechWarrior Online in 2013. In 2002, she voiced Professor Jocelyn Peabody in the 26-episode animated TV series Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future
.

Rogue Spear, and Rainbow Six

.

In 2002, Ruggier voiced the character of the Greek goddess

Halo series, but did not know what it was about until her husband "filled [her] in". She also cast and directed the voices for the games Freelancer, Dino Crisis 3, Devil May Cry 2, Chaos Legion, Combat Flight Simulator 2, and the GameCube remake of Resident Evil.^[2]

References

^ "Home". imdb.com.
^ Retroplayer (4 September 2011). "Athena Speaks! An Interview with Carole Ruggier". TheGamingLiberty. Archived from the original on 10 January 2014. Retrieved 17 June 2013.

External links

Carole Ruggier at Behind The Voice Actors
Carole Ruggier at
IMDb

[1] "Home". imdb.com.

[TGLinterview-2] Retroplayer (4 September 2011). "Athena Speaks! An Interview with Carole Ruggier". TheGamingLiberty. Archived from the original on 10 January 2014. Retrieved 17 June 2013.

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