André Sogliuzzo Bio
André Sogliuzzo (born August 10, 1966) is an American voice actor and comedian with a career spanning more than three decades. He is best known for lending voices to animated television series, high-profile video games, and feature productions, and for work in motion capture and performance capture that extends his performances into immersive interactive projects.
Early Life and Background
André Sogliuzzo was born in New York City on August 10, 1966. Raised in the city where stage, screen and commercial production have long intersected, he entered the entertainment world with exposure to a variety of acting and vocal opportunities native to the New York market.
Details of formal education and early family life are not publicly documented in available verified sources. Sogliuzzo’s trajectory into professional voice work began in the late 1980s and solidified after 1990, when he began working regularly in animation, commercials and interactive media.
Path to Celebrity
Sogliuzzo established himself as a versatile character performer through steady work in television animation and video games. Early in his career he took on a broad range of supporting and guest roles that showcased his ability to produce distinct accents and character voices, a skill set that became a defining strength as his workload expanded.
By the 2000s his range and availability made him a sought-after voice actor for both franchise properties and original productions. He moved between television, feature tie-in projects and the growing video game industry, developing credits across major publishers and studios.
André Sogliuzzo Career
Early Career (1990–2003)
Sogliuzzo’s years active are documented from 1990 onward, with early work concentrated in animated television and commercial voiceover. Throughout the 1990s he built a portfolio of characters and guest appearances that established him as a reliable supporting voice in animation and advertising.
During this period he also began logging roles in video games as that medium expanded the demand for professional voice talent. These engagements set the foundation for larger franchise assignments that followed in the 2000s.
Breakthrough (2003–2015)
In 2003 Sogliuzzo was hired by director Robert Zemeckis to participate in the motion capture animated feature The Polar Express. In that production he recorded dialogue for the characters Smokey and Steamer, completing and redubbing material after the passing of the film’s original performer for consistency in the final release. He also provided those voices for the film’s tie-in video game that year.
Across the mid-2000s Sogliuzzo expanded his profile in interactive entertainment. In 2006 he voiced Tony Montana in the video game Scarface: The World Is Yours. He continued to work in high-profile licensed games and original properties, including roles in Final Fantasy XIII, Darksiders II, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Psychonauts and Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
From 2004 to 2015 Sogliuzzo frequently served as a replacement or alternate performance voice for the character Puss in Boots across DreamWorks video games, commercials and ancillary content when the primary film voice actor was unavailable. He also provided performances in Shrek franchise tie-in games, stepping into roles tied to the films’ characters for interactive and promotional releases.
Throughout this span Sogliuzzo maintained steady television animation credits, including work on Avatar: The Last Airbender and Jackie Chan Adventures, where his facility with distinct character voices contributed to recurring and guest roles.
Notable Works and Milestones
Sogliuzzo’s signature body of work includes major contributions to both animated series and video games. He voiced Sparx in the Spyro series beginning around 2000 and later performed characters for the Skylanders series between 2011 and 2016. He was credited on large-scale titles such as The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and on licensed projects like Scarface: The World Is Yours, and he continued to appear in modern releases such as Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled in 2019.
His career is marked by recurring collaborations with major publishers and production houses, and by an ability to move between character animation, motion capture productions and franchise-driven video game work.
Family
Publicly available verified information identifies Sogliuzzo as married to actress Justine Miceli. No additional verified details about children or parents are available in the sourced record provided.
Personal Life
André Sogliuzzo resides privately and maintains a professional focus on voice performance across animation and interactive media. His public profile emphasizes his career accomplishments and collaborations in television, film-related projects and video games rather than extensive personal disclosures.