Julian Holloway

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Julian Holloway
Birth date:	June 24, 1944 (age 80)
Birth place:	Watlington, Oxfordshire, England
Occupation:	Actor
Parents:	Stanley Holloway (deceased)
Spouse(s):	Zena Walker (deceased)
Children:	Sophie Dahl

Julian Holloway (born June 24, 1944) is an English actor, writer and voice actor for Regular Show, voicing such characters as Death. Other roles he's played can be seen below.

Early life and career

He was born in Watlington, Oxfordshire, England. He has voice acted on such series as Father of the Pride and Star Wars: The Clone Wars. His voice acting agency is SBV (Sutton, Barth & Vennari). He is also the son of actor Stanley Holloway, who played Alfred P. Doolittle in the original Broadway production of My Fair Lady. He later played his father's role in a new production of My Fair Lady.

Voice credits

This section may be incomplete

Season 2

• "Over the Top" - Death, Dad
• "A Bunch of Baby Ducks" - Duck Collector, Man 3

Season 3

• "Skips Strikes" - Death
• "Terror Tales of the Park" ("Creepy Doll" and "Death Metal Crash Pit") - Archie
• "Cruisin'" - Bloodshed, Announcer, Criminal
• "Trash Boat" - British Show Host, Duncan Flex

Season 4

• "Exit 9B" - Death, Duck Man
• "Ace Balthazar Lives" - TV Narrator, Security Guard
• "That's My Television" - Henchman 1, Henchman 3
• "Last Meal" - Death, Contestant 3

Season 5

• "Guitar of Rock" - Death
• "Play Date" - Death

Season 6

• "The End of Muscle Man" - Death
• "Eileen Flat Screen" - Grandpa Hanatronic, Old Man #2

Season 8

• "Cheer Up Pops" - Death
• "A Regular Epic Final Battle" - Death

External links

• Wikipedia article on Julian Holloway

Personal life

He was married to actress Zena Walker, before separating sometime in the 1970s; she later died in 2003. He later dated Tessa Dahl, daughter of author Roald Dahl, with whom he fathered one child, a daughter, named Sophie, who is a model. He attempted to marry Tessa once his divorce from Walker was finalized, but they eventually broke up. Holloway gave her daughter away at her wedding to jazz musician Jamie Cullum on January 9, 2010.