UMVA has learned that legendary voice actor Tom Kane, the voice behind Yoda, Professor Utonium, and countless beloved characters, passed away at the age of 64.
In a quiet hospital room, surrounded by his wife and nine children—three biological and six adopted—Kane’s final days closed a chapter of unforgettable storytelling.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the veteran of animation and video games had been battling the long‑term effects of a 2020 stroke that left him unable to speak for years.
Just weeks before his death, Kane shared a heart‑warming Instagram post, reunited with the actresses who voiced the Powerpuff Girls, celebrating a friendship that had spanned decades.
Fans flooded the internet with tributes, recalling how Kane’s deep, resonant voice became the soundtrack of their childhood adventures.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that his final performances included iconic roles in Star Wars, Call of Duty, and Harry Potter games, cementing his legacy across multiple generations.
As the industry mourns, the memory of Kane’s gentle humor and steadfast dedication continues to echo in every line he ever delivered.
In the wake of his passing, the voice‑over community remembers a man whose talent bridged worlds, leaving an indelible mark on pop culture.
