Biography
Lee Perry is arguably Australia’s most talented and in demand voice over artist.
With a long history in the voice over industry, Lee has worked with essentially every advertising agency and recording studio in Australia, with his adaptability and range helping to bring to life any brief a client may have.
His characters are believable and utterly distinct as he proved when he created the voice for Baz Lurhmann’s worldwide hit “Everybody’s Free to Wear Sunscreen”. Lee’s animation credits include Happy Feet (2016) and Happy Feet Two (2011), performing the voice of “Eggbert the Elder” and other additional characters alongside Robin Williams, Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman and Elijah Wood. Lee’s other feature film credits include Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024), Gods of Egypt (2016), Mad Max: Fury Road (2016) and The Great Gatsby (2012).
Lee’s voice is heard on hundreds of advertising campaigns throughout the Asia-Pacific area, and his international style fits perfectly with a wide range of cultures which require a “no accent” performance. Have a listen to Lee Perry’s demos and character voices to understand how talented and versatile his voice truly is.
Lee Perry
Sydney, Home Studio
DEMO
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Track 1 - REXONA
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Track 2 - GOOGLE HOME
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Track 3 - RAC
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Track 4 - REDBULL BILLY CART
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Track 5 - DULUX
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Track 6 - REFLECTIONS HOLIDAY PARKS
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Track 7 - NESCAFE
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Track 8 - PHILIPS
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Track 9 - PRECINCT
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Track 10 - GWM
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Track 11 - R U OK?
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Track 12 - MORTEIN
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Track 13 - DIMETAPP
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Track 14 - NEUROFEN
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Track 15 - SAXBYS
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Track 16 - VIRGIN DOMESTIC
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Track 17 - THE BLOCK
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Track 18 - GLEN 20
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Track 19 - KFC
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Track 20 - MAN FLU
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Track 21 - BWS
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Track 22 - DINE
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Track 23 - AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
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Gender:
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Accent:
New Zealand, British, US various, International, European, French, Italian, German, Chinese, Indian, Jamaican, Japanese, Malaysian, Russian, South African, Greek -
Languages:
English -
Age Range:
20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50+ -
Talent Range:
Commercial, Non-Commercial/Narration, Promos, Characters, Accents
One day neuroscience will explain the special ‘wiring’ which allows some actors to mimic and perform, truthfully and persuasively, other human voices.
Because of the Babe and Happy Feet movies, I’ve had the good fortune to work with several artists gifted in this way. Not least among them, Hank Azaria and Robin Williams. Lee Perry shares their genius.
Few would know this, but I relied heavily on Lee during the making of Mad Max: Fury Road to which he contributed many voices – male and female, young and old, in a variety of accents. His work not only added polish but rescued some flawed scenes. What he does is a kind of magic.
Lee Perry is undoubtedly one of the best voice actors around!
I’ve worked with Lee for many years in collaboration with some of Australia’s finest directors; Baz Luhrmann, George Miller, Alex Proyas; to name a few. Lee is a wonderful actor who has lent his extraordinary voice talents to productions such as “Mad Max: Fury Road”, “The Great Gatsby”, “Happy Feet” and many more. When I’m approached to recommend an actor to help solve post sound issues, it’s Lee Perry that immediately springs to mind.
