Steve Blum

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Steve Blum
Full name:	Steven Jay Blum
Birth date:	April 29, 1960
Birth place:	Santa Monica, California
Occupation:	Voice actor and many more occupations that can be viewed below
Children:	2 sons
Website:	Website

Steven Jay "Steve" Blum (born April 29, 1960) is a voice actor for Regular Show. The roles he has played on Regular Show can be seen below.

Early life

Steven Jay Blum was born in Santa Monica, California. Prior to voice acting, Blum had numerous jobs, some being: working at book, pet and auto-parts stores, serving fire protection equipment, running a mail room, driving a delivery truck, managing warehouses, serving as an international film and video sales/service coordinator, a copywriter, a marketing exceutive for a sci-fi film company, an ADR script writer and a part-time musician. His first voice acting role was on Guyver. Soon after Blum chose to be a full-time voice actor, the voice acting union he was associated with went on strike, leaving Blum out of work for eight months, living on credit cards during that time period.

Career

Steve has a very large list of roles he's played in his career; he has voiced Spike Spiegel in the anime Cowboy Bebop and Guilmon in Digimon, as well as the Wolverine in a plethora of X-Men animated series. He is also known for voicing T.O.M. of Toonami fame. On June 5, 2012, Blum was awarded a Guinness Book of World Record for his 261 (as of May 10, 2012) credited appearances in video games alone. In addition to his roles, Blum has also used several aliases during his career, being the following: Steven Jay, Steven J. Blum, David Lucas, Andrew Watton, Daniel Andrews, Richard Cardona and Roger Canfield. His voice acting agency is Arlene Thornton & Associates.

Voice credits

This section may be incomplete

Season 1

1. "Grilled Cheese Deluxe" - Barry

Season 2

1. "Ello Gov'nor" - Hooligan, Cricket #1
2. "It's Time" - Movie Trailer VO, Police Officer
3. "My Mom" - Cop, Muscle Man's Brother
4. "Benson Be Gone" - Leon

Season 3

1. "Skips vs. Technology" - Techmo, Computer, Doom-Ma-Geddon
2. "Trucker Hall of Fame" - Bear Cat, Trucker Berg
3. "Out of Commission" - Cookie, Tom, Cowboy

Season 4

1. "Sandwich of Death" - Guy #2, Axe Guy #2, Sensei
2. "That's My Television" - Henchman 2, Henchman 4, Fan Lady
3. "Fool Me Twice" - Clive, Guy #1
4. "Carter and Briggs" - Carter, Announcer, Fan 2
5. "Trailer Trashed" - Muscle Bro
6. "The Last Laserdisc Player" - VCR-Bitrator, Goon 1, Old Guy 2

Season 5

1. "A Skips in Time" - Techmo, Newscaster
2. "Bank Shot" - Cash's Friend, Dude #2
3. "The Postcard" - Westley
4. "Rigby in the Sky With Burrito" - Johnny Skydiver
5. "Play Date" - Demon Dad, Serpent Dad
6. "Paint Job" - Carter
7. "Skips in the Saddle" - Techmo, Centaur

Season 6

1. "Terror Tales of the Park IV" - Muscle Bro, Dale, Toll Booth Operator
2. "The End of Muscle Man" - Muscle Bro
3. "The Real Thomas" - Premier Koshkov, Aisa Goon 1, Private
4. "Brilliant Century Duck Crisis Special" - Carter, Goose 2, Playco 2

Season 7

1. "Terror Tales of the Park V" - Racki the Wishmaster, Defendant, Werewolf, Blaine, Clerk 2
2. "Just Friends" - Carter, Teen 1, Usher
3. "Win That Prize" - Carter

Personal life

When not voice acting, he reads to elementary school children, which he has done for over seven years.

Blum resides in Tarzana, California with his sons.

External links

• Wikipedia article on Steve Blum
• Steve Blum's official website
• Steve Blum's Facebook
• Steve Blum's Twitter