Bret Iwan is the fourth official voice of Mickey Mouse, following in the footsteps of Walt Disney himself.
Mickey Mouse is officially voiced by Bret Iwan, who has been in the role since 2009 The official voice of Mickey Mouse has called the job a ‘constant battle’ while giving insight as to just what goes into voicing the most iconic animated character in history.
Have your say in the comments belowComment Now ‘Mickey is just a warm, lovable character. He’s not faultless, he has his quirks, he’s a reflection of all of us and I think we see ourselves in him. And there’s something very appealing about this consistent character that, for most of us, has been around our entire lives. ‘His goodness, his joy, is comforting.
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