Anime Staff Profile
Laura Chapman
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6
Voice roles
30
Main roles
3
Short Profile
Laura Chapman is an American voice actress working with ADV Films, known for her roles in the English-language dubs of anime series.
She is a gifted singer - a talent she's yet to be able to put on display in her voice-work - but her ability to hold a note for long periods of time earned her praise from peers and director Matt Greenfield in her part as Galatea in Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040. Chapman's also jokingly self-deprecating about some of her past roles, as typically she's "the bitter woman who gets melted, put into specimen jars and blown up".
(source: Wikipedia)
Voice Acting

TV, Fall 2007

Supporting

TV, Spring 2007

Supporting

TV, Fall 2006

Supporting

TV, Spring 2004

Supporting

TV, Spring 2004

Supporting

TV, Fall 2003

Supporting

TV, Fall 2003

Supporting

Movie, 2003

Supporting

TV, Winter 2002

Supporting

TV, Fall 1999

Supporting

TV, Fall 1998

Main

TV, Fall 1998

Supporting

TV, Fall 1998

Supporting

Movie, 1997

Supporting

Supporting

TV, Fall 1996

Supporting

OVA, 1996

Main

OVA, 1995

Supporting

TV, Fall 1995

Supporting

Supporting

OVA, 1995

Supporting

OVA, 1994

Supporting

OVA, 1994

Supporting

OVA, 1990

Supporting

OVA, 1990

Main

OVA, 1987

Supporting

TV, Winter 1983

Supporting
Frequently Asked Questions about Laura Chapman
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Who is Laura Chapman?
Laura Chapman is known as voice actor. This page currently lists 30 voice roles for Laura Chapman.
Which characters has Laura Chapman voiced?
Characters voiced by Laura Chapman include Naoko Akagi in Shinseiki Evangelion, Sylia Stingray in Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040, Maya Kamina in RahXephon.
Which anime are associated with Laura Chapman?
Laura Chapman is listed as a voice actor in anime such as Shinseiki Evangelion, Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040, RahXephon, Golden Boy.
How many works are listed for Laura Chapman?
This page currently lists 30 voice roles for Laura Chapman.








