We have American voice actress Kath Soucie being bound and gagged to a chair. Her outfit is based on the dress she wore to Los Angeles premiere of Rugrats Go Wild film.
Katherine Elaine "Kath" Soucie is an American voice actress. She first studied acting under drama teacher Manu Tupou. After graduating from high school, she attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and began a successful career on the New York stage for two years before securing an agent in 1985 and moving out to Los Angeles.
Endowed with a natural talent for voices and characterizations, she became one of the top voice actresses of The '80s, and is still working today. Her professionalism and versatility have created a steady demand for her talents.
Following the enormous success of Paramount's animated feature film The Rugrats Movie, she then started recording her roles of Phil, Lil and Betty in the theatrical sequel, Rugrats in Paris.
Among her other roles: Mike Young Productions' Cliford the Big Red Dog, Kino Films' Mike, Lu & Og, Stardust Entertainment's Stevie Stardust, Ubisoft's rayman and Insomniac Games' Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando. Her trip into the digital world, however, started waaaay back in the Silver Age of video games with such titles as Full Throttle (LucasArts). This makes her longer lived than most studios or publishers of the time.
Her vocals can also be heard on such Emmy Award-winning classics as Captain Planet and the Planeteers, Tiny Toon Adventures and The Critic.
She's quite talented with accents, as evidenced in The Replacements, Dial M For Monkey and Mike, Lu & Og (British), Tiny Toon Adventures (French), and Captain Planet and the Planeteers (Russian).
She's also voiced the villainous Nerissa in the second season of W.I.T.C.H., Maddie Fenton in Danny Phantom, Aerie in Baldur's Gate II, Agent K in The Replacements, Ray Ray in The Life and Times of Juniper Lee, the female Smuggler in Star Wars: The Old Republic, and a younger version of Jason Bateman's character Nick Wilde in Zootopia (2016). She was the voice of Kanga in Disney's Winnie the Pooh productions from 2000 to 2010.
She's also known for having a very private life, rarely making public appearances or doing interviews (unless she absolutely has to do these two things on those rare occasions whenever she feels comfortable enough), and has completely shied away from social media of any kind.
