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The heroes of cult fairy tales spoke with his voice. Eric Bauza is dead

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Eric Bauza, a renowned dubbing actor known for voicing characters such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died.
Information about the artist's death was provided by his family, and the head of Warner Bros. paid tribute to the deceased.
Television Group, Channing Dungey.

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Eric Bauza was a long-time dubbing actor working with Warner Bros. He lent his voice to iconic characters from the Looney Tunes series.

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His family announced Eric Bauza's death on social media. The reason for the artist's departure is not yet known.

Channing Dungey, head of Warner Bros. Television Group in a special statement called the deceased actor "an exceptional dubbing talent who brought joy and smiles to millions of viewers around the world." As she emphasized, he collaborated for 15 years and provided voices in films of the cult studio.

He was the voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and countless other characters. He followed in the footsteps of such giants as Mel Blanc. He said carrying on the legendary legacy of "Looney Tunes" was one of the greatest honors of his life, Dungey said.

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The heroes of cult fairy tales spoke with his voice. Eric Bauza is dead

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Eric Bauza, a renowned dubbing actor known for voicing characters such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died.
Information about the artist's death was provided by his family, and the head of Warner Bros. paid tribute to the deceased.
Television Group, Channing Dungey.

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