无敌破坏王 的演职人员

无敌破坏王

无敌破坏王(约翰·C·赖利 John C. Reilly 配音)生活在一个80年代出品的低精度游戏中。他的设定身份是一个反派,每天的生活就是在游戏《快手阿修》中大搞破坏,其后由玩家操作的英雄人物快手阿修(杰克·麦克布瑞尔 Jack McBrayer 配音) 会及时赶到进行修补,赢得奖牌,包揽一切荣耀。身为反派,破坏王厌倦了自己的生活,眼看阿修被胜利者的光环围绕,自己却日复一日在无趣中过活,他终于决定改变。单纯的他以为只要自己也能得到一枚奖牌,就可以摆脱反派的身份,于是某日在游戏厅歇业后,破坏王偷偷离开了自己的游戏,前去闯荡其他电子游戏的世界。在途中,破坏王结识了来自《英雄使命》的冷酷队长(简·林奇 Jane Lynch 配音)和来自90年代糖果赛车游戏《甜蜜冲刺》的小女孩云妮(萨拉·丝沃曼 Sarah Silverman 配音)。后者梦想着能上场比赛,但其身份也不允许她梦想成真。破坏王所属的游戏《快手阿修》由于失去了他被认定为系统错误,如不尽快返回,则游戏就会被永久删除;而《甜蜜冲刺》的游戏世界则在悄悄酝酿着一场巨大的、威胁到整个游戏世界的阴谋。这也许是无敌破坏王实现梦想的机会,但也可能是一条不归路…… 他可以扭转乾坤,成为一名真正的英雄吗?

无敌破坏王 的主演阵容

John C. Reilly as Wreck-It Ralph (voice)

John C. Reilly

Wreck-It Ralph (voice)
John C. Reilly delivered a memorable and heartfelt performance as the voice of Wreck-It Ralph in the eponymous 2012 animated film. His portrayal of the titular character, a video game villain who longs for the recognition and camaraderie afforded to heroes, showcases his exceptional vocal range and ability to convey complex emotions. Reilly's voice work is nuanced, capturing Ralph's inner conflict between his assigned role as a "bad guy" and his inherent desire for friendship and acceptance. His comedic timing adds depth to the character's bumbling yet endearing nature, while his genuine delivery of Ralph's more poignant moments lends the character a profound sense of humanity. Reilly's performance is a standout element of the film, bringing to life a character that resonates with audiences of all ages and contributes significantly to the movie's themes of identity, self-worth, and the power of transformation.
Sarah Silverman as Vanellope von Schweetz (voice)

Sarah Silverman

Vanellope von Schweetz (voice)
Sarah Silverman's portrayal of Vanellope von Schweetz in Disney's "Wreck-It Ralph" is a standout vocal performance that brings depth and heart to the character. Silverman infuses Vanellope, a glitchy racer from the candy-themed game Sugar Rush, with a feisty spirit and an endearing vulnerability. Her comedic timing adds humor to the role, while her singing talents shine in the film's musical moments, particularly with the memorable track "A Place Called Slaughter Race." Silverman's performance captures Vanellope's transformation from an outcast to a beloved heroine, making her a fan favorite and an integral part of the film's message about acceptance and the true meaning of friendship. Her vocal work not only resonates with audiences of all ages but also breathes life into a character that has become an iconic figure in the Disney animated canon.
Jack McBrayer as Fix-It Felix (voice)

Jack McBrayer

Fix-It Felix (voice)
Jack McBrayer's portrayal of Fix-It Felix in Disney's "Wreck-It Ralph" is a delightful homage to the classic video game archetypes, bringing to life the charming and endearing character with his signature warm, boyish voice. McBrayer imbues Felix with an infectious optimism and an unwavering sense of duty, perfectly capturing the essence of a 1980s arcade game hero tasked with repairing the damage caused by the game's antagonist, Wreck-It Ralph. His performance is both nostalgic and fresh, as he delivers lines with impeccable timing and a genuine earnestness that makes Felix an instant fan favorite. McBrayer's vocal work accentuates the character's inherent goodness and loyalty, which becomes especially poignant as Felix evolves from a one-dimensional character within the game to a complex individual with his own emotional journey. The actor's chemistry with co-star John C. Reilly is palpable, and their interactions drive much of the film's heart and humor. Jack McBrayer's portrayal of Fix-It Felix is not just a voice performance; it's a masterclass in bringing a pixelated character to life with depth, personality, and heart.
Jane Lynch as Sergeant Calhoun (voice)

Jane Lynch

Sergeant Calhoun (voice)
Jane Lynch delivered a memorable performance as the voice of Sergeant Tamora Jean Calhoun in Disney's "Wreck-It Ralph." As a battle-hardened and no-nonsense leader within the video game world of "Hero's Duty," Lynch's vocal prowess brought a tough yet multifaceted character to life, infusing Calhoun with a commanding presence that balanced the character's stern military demeanor with flashes of vulnerability. Her performance was marked by a gravelly voice that conveyed years of in-game experiences, providing audiences with a character that was both formidable and endearing. Lynch's ability to switch between Calhoun's sharp, authoritative bark and her more tender moments, particularly when interacting with her love interest Felix, showcased her range as a voice actor and added depth to the narrative. Her portrayal of Sergeant Calhoun was not only a highlight of her career but also a standout element of the film, earning her acclaim for bringing to life a strong female character that resonated with viewers of all ages.
Rich Moore as Sour Bill / Zangief (voice)

Rich Moore

Sour Bill / Zangief (voice)
Rich Moore's vocal performance in "Wreck-It Ralph" brings to life two distinct and memorable characters: Sour Bill and Zangief. As Sour Bill, the diminutive and sardonic candy-lime golem serving as King Candy's reluctant henchman, Moore infuses the character with a nasally whine and a sarcastic wit, making Sour Bill an amusing contrast to the saccharine world of Sugar Rush. His delivery of lines like "That's a negative, chocolate coatl" adds a layer of humor that resonates with both children and adults. In his portrayal of Zangief, the iconic wrestler from the "Street Fighter" series, Moore captures the character's trademark Russian accent and gruff demeanor, lending authenticity and a touch of nostalgia to the character's interactions. His ability to switch between the gruff, burly voice of Zangief and the high-pitched, snarky tones of Sour Bill showcases Moore's impressive range and his contributions to the rich tapestry of characters that make "Wreck-It Ralph" an animated hit. His performances not only pay homage to the characters' origins but also enhance the film's themes of identity and acceptance within the diverse arcade game universe.
Raymond S. Persi as Gene / Zombie (voice)

Raymond S. Persi

Gene / Zombie (voice)
Raymond S. Persi 于 1975 年 2 月 17 日出生于美国加利福尼亚州洛杉矶的鹰岩。他以《辛普森一家》(1989 年)、《冰雪奇缘》(2013 年)和《无敌破坏王》(2012 年)而闻名。

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