Christine Cavanaugh

Christine Cavanaugh was an American voice actress known for voicing Chuckie Finster in Rugrats, Babe in Babe, and Dexter in Dexter’s Laboratory.

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Chuckie Finster: A timid, red-haired child in the animated television series Rugrats. Cavanaugh voiced Chuckie throughout the original Rugrats series.
E. G. Daily: An American actress and singer known for voice roles in animation and film. Daily took over as Babe's speaking voice in the sequel after Cavanaugh retired.
Rugrats: An animated television series following a group of toddlers and their imagined adventures. Cavanaugh's Chuckie Finster became a central character in the series.
Voice acting: The performance of characters or narration using the voice, often for animation, games, or recorded media. Cavanaugh's career is a prominent example of character performance without on-screen acting.
Babe (film): A 1995 family film about a pig raised to herd sheep. Cavanaugh supplied the speaking voice for the title pig.
Tom Kenny: An American voice actor known for voicing SpongeBob SquarePants and many other animated characters. Kenny succeeded Cavanaugh as the voice of Gobo in Fraggle Rock: The Animated Series.
Dexter's Laboratory: An animated television series about a boy inventor and his hidden laboratory. Cavanaugh voiced the title character in the series' early seasons.
Rugrats (2021 TV series): A computer-animated revival of the Rugrats television series that premiered in 2021. The revival recast Chuckie, making Cavanaugh's original interpretation a point of comparison.
Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory): A boy genius who runs a secret laboratory in the animated series Dexter's Laboratory. Cavanaugh voiced Dexter in the series' first two seasons.
Arlene Klasky: An American animator and television producer who co-created Rugrats. Klasky's series gave Cavanaugh one of her most recognized roles, Chuckie Finster.