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'''Luke Reid''' was the first voice actor for [[Alan Powers]] (The Brain). He was his voice actor from seasons 1-4 | '''Luke Reid''' was the first voice actor for [[Alan Powers]] (The Brain). He was his voice actor from seasons 1-4 (38 episodes) and is credited for performing the [[Jekyll and Hyde]] song in [[Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival]]. | ||
He had only one other television appearance, which was in an episode of ''The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne'', where he played a newspaper boy ("Let There be Light", episode nine [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0717340/ [source]]) | He had only one other television appearance, which was in an episode of ''The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne'', where he played a newspaper boy ("Let There be Light", episode nine [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0717340/ [source]]) | ||
[[Category:Male actors]] | [[Category:Male actors]] | ||
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Luke Reid was the first voice actor for Alan Powers (The Brain). He was his voice actor from seasons 1-4 (38 episodes) and is credited for performing the Jekyll and Hyde song in Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival.
He had only one other television appearance, which was in an episode of The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne, where he played a newspaper boy ("Let There be Light", episode nine [source])
