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Netflix's Animated Castlevania Show Reveals Its Cast
We've seen a brief teaser of the show already, and even heard some of its voices, but now we know who those voices belong to, and what other voices we'll hear.
Producer Adi Shankar revealed the cast alongside actor Graham McTavish.
McTavish will play Dracula and is known for playing Charlie Cutter in Uncharted and Dwalin The Hobbit films. Richard Armitage will voice vampire hunter Trevor Belmont and is known for his role as Thorin in the The Hobbit films. James Callis of Battlestar Galactica fame will play Alucard. Alejandra Reynoso voices Sypha Belnades and Emily Swallow (The Mentalist, Supernatural) will voice Lisa Tepes, Dracula's wife and Alucard's mother. Finally, Matt Frewer (Max Headroom, Watchmen) will play a character named The Bishop and Tony Amendola, who has appeared in a number of video games like Final Fantasy XV, Fallout 4, and World of Warcraft among others, plays a character named The Elder.
Castlevania begins airing on Netflix on July 7. You can see a brief teaser for the show here.
[Source: Adi Shankar on YouTube, via Polygon]
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