Mario's original voice actor, Charles Martinet, says the red plumber is his favourite character, even if he's a little more Luigi. Charles Martinet voiced Mario from Super Mario 64 in 1996 all the way ...

Charles Martinet, the longtime voice of Mario and Luigi, has revealed his most treasured Mario-related item, and it's probably not something you would guess. On the Nintendo Today app (via Stealth), ...

After over three decades of voicing the character, Nintendo revealed on August 21 that Charles Martinet would no longer voice Mario, Luigi, Wario, Waluigi, or any other Super Mario Bros. characters in ...

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Mario’s big brown boots have been filled following the departure of longtime Nintendo voice actor Charles Martinet. The gaming company announced Friday that voice actor Kevin Afghani is the voice of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Charles Martinet, the longtime voice of Nintendo's Mario, is ending his run as the chipper video game plumber. Nintendo announced ...

Longtime Mario voice actor Charles Martinet will no longer voice the iconic Nintendo mascot in future Super Mario games, ...

Longtime Mario voice actor Charles Martinet will no longer voice the beloved plumber, but his role with the franchise isn’t quite over. In a video released this week, Martinet and Mario creator ...

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