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Steve Carell's portrayal of Gru in "Despicable Me 2" is nothing short of masterful, as he reprises his role with an even more nuanced performance that deepens the character's complexity. His vocal work is incredibly expressive, seamlessly transitioning from Gru's menacing growl to the tender inflections that reveal his vulnerabilities, especially as Gru navigates the challenges of being a single father and unexpectedly finds himself falling in love. Carell's comedic timing is impeccable, delivering lines that range from deadpan to absurdly hilarious with a natural ease that makes Gru both a believable character and an incredibly entertaining one. His performance is a testament to his range as an actor, as he brings a depth to the character that resonates with audiences of all ages, ensuring that Gru remains a memorable and iconic figure in animated film history. Carell's work in "Despicable Me 2" not only cements Gru as a lovable anti-hero but also showcases the actor's ability to breathe life into a character through voice alone, making Gru's journey from supervillain to lovestruck dad a delightful and heartwarming experience.

Kristen Wiig delivered a delightful vocal performance as Lucy in "Despicable Me 2," the 2013 sequel to the animated hit "Despicable Me." As the love interest of the reformed supervillain Gru, voiced by Steve Carell, Wiig brought a blend of charm, wit, and warmth to the character. Lucy, an Anti-Villain League agent, starts as a tough and competent secret agent but evolves into a caring and supportive partner to Gru. Wiig's comedic timing and natural charisma shine through, providing both heartfelt moments and hilarious interactions, especially as she navigates the unpredictable world of Gru's adopted daughters and his cadre of mischievous Minions. Her performance adds a layer of complexity and tenderness to the film, ensuring that Lucy is not just a sidekick but a fully realized character who plays a crucial role in Gru's journey from villain to hero. Wiig's voice work, coupled with the animation that captures Lucy's expressiveness, contributes significantly to the film's success and the endearing portrayal of a blossoming relationship that is both humorous and heartwarming.

Benjamin Bratt delivers a vibrant and charismatic vocal performance in "Despicable Me 2" as Eduardo Pérez, also known as El Macho, the notorious former supervillain turned Mexican restaurant owner. His voice work is both captivating and nuanced, expertly capturing the duality of Eduardo's character—a seemingly friendly and jovial businessman with a hidden, menacing alter ego. Bratt's voice exudes warmth and charm during Eduardo's interactions with Gru, the film's protagonist, while also transitioning to a powerful and intimidating timbre that embodies El Macho's villainous persona. His performance adds a dynamic layer to the film, providing a formidable adversary for Gru, while also infusing the story with a delightful blend of humor and excitement. Bratt's portrayal of Eduardo/El Macho is a testament to his versatility as an actor and contributes significantly to the film's overall appeal, making the character one of the most memorable in the "Despicable Me" franchise.

In "Despicable Me 2," Russell Brand lends his distinctive voice to the character of Dr. Nefario, Gru's elderly, mostly bald, and slightly cantankerous but lovable scientist. Brand's portrayal of Dr. Nefario is a delightful blend of wit and warmth, providing a humorous contrast to the gruff exterior of Gru, voiced by Steve Carell. His performance is characterized by a mischievous charm and a hint of madness befitting the character's role as a master inventor of gadgets and weapons for Gru's villainous endeavors. Brand infuses Dr. Nefario with a sense of wisdom mixed with a childlike enthusiasm for his scientific creations, which adds depth to the character and endears him to the audience. His comedic timing and unique vocal inflections bring a vibrant energy to the role, making Dr. Nefario a standout character in the film, despite his occasional longing for more dastardly deeds of the past. Russell Brand's voice work in "Despicable Me 2" is a testament to his versatility as an actor and contributes significantly to the film's humor and heart.

Ken Jeong brings his characteristic comedic flair to the animated world in "Despicable Me 2," where he voices the character of Floyd. Although his role is relatively minor compared to the central characters, Jeong's performance as the gregarious and somewhat eccentric beauty technician is both memorable and impactful. Floyd, whose job is to provide makeovers to Minions, is a source of levity with his over-the-top enthusiasm and unexpectedly high-pitched voice. Jeong's comedic timing and his ability to infuse Floyd with both warmth and quirkiness make the character stand out in the ensemble of wacky personalities. His scenes, particularly those involving the transformation of Minions into ladies with wigs and makeup, add a layer of humor that complements the film's playful spirit, showcasing Jeong's knack for voice acting and his ability to elevate even smaller roles with his unique energy and humor.