June Foray

June Foray (1917–2017) was an American voice actress whose roles included Rocky the Flying Squirrel, Natasha Fatale, and Granny in Looney Tunes.

Rocky the Flying Squirrel: The optimistic flying squirrel voiced by June Foray in the animated series Rocky and Bullwinkle. Foray’s best-known role was the heroic half of the show’s central duo.
Rocky and Bullwinkle: An American animated television franchise featuring Rocky the Flying Squirrel and Bullwinkle J. Moose. Foray played multiple characters across the franchise’s television and film productions.
Daws Butler: An American voice actor known for Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, and many other animated characters. Butler and Foray worked together on Rocky and Bullwinkle and other productions.
Annie Awards: Awards honoring achievement in animation, presented by the International Animated Film Association’s Los Angeles branch. Foray received multiple Annie Awards and became a leading advocate for animation recognition.
Natasha Fatale: A Russian spy in Rocky and Bullwinkle, voiced by June Foray. Foray supplied the voice of Rocky’s sharp-tongued adversary.
The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show: A 1959–1964 American television series combining animated adventure segments with satirical comedy. The series made Foray’s Rocky and Natasha performances nationally familiar.
Bill Scott: An American voice actor, writer, and producer who co-created Rocky and Bullwinkle. Scott performed Bullwinkle opposite Foray’s Rocky in the series.
Hollywood Walk of Fame: A public sidewalk honoring notable figures in entertainment with embedded stars. Foray received a star recognizing her work in television.
Granny (Looney Tunes): The elderly owner of Tweety in Looney Tunes, voiced by June Foray in many cartoons. This long-running role linked Foray to Warner Bros.’ theatrical cartoon characters.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: A 1975 musical comedy horror film adapted from Richard O’Brien’s stage musical. Foray voiced the narrator in the animated opening sequence of the film.

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Don MessickRelated: Foray belonged to the same generation of versatile performers who defined animation voice acting.