From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Hadley Kay (born 1973) is a Canadian born voice actor who appeared in the first two Care Bears movies: as the voice of magician Nicholas in The Care Bears Movie and as the villain Dark Heart in Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation. Kay also appeared in Superman II, the Star Wars inspired animated series Ewoks, Inspector Gadget, and some of the earliest The Raccoons specials as the character Tommy. Then in season 3, he would play Bix Wheelie in one episode as a guest role. He even guest-voiced Scooby-Doo for the 1997 episodes of Cartoon Network's Johnny Bravo. His other television credits include guest appearances in The Littlest Hobo (the 2-part episode, "The Five Labours of Hercules" (1983)), Bizarre (TV series), and Kung Fu: The Legend Continues.
tvOpen Season: Call of Nature
2023 · Wild the Wolf (voice)
movieHow (Not) to Become a Vampire
2011
tvCamp Lazlo
2005
tvThe Buzz on Maggie
2005
tvAmerican Dragon: Jake Long
2005
tvHi Hi Puffy AmiYumi
2004
tvSuper Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
2004
tvDanny Phantom
2004
VH1 Goes Inside
2003
tvFillmore!
2002
tvCelebrity Deathmatch
1998
tvPepper Ann
1997
tvAdventures from the Book of Virtues
1996
movieBlood & Donuts
1995 · Axel
tvGadget Boy's Adventures in History
1995
tvParty of Five
1994
tvX-Men
1992
tvForever Knight
1992
tvRupert
1991 · Podgy Pig
tvRugrats
1991
tvBabar
1989 · Additional Voices (voice)
movieDead Ringers
1988 · Delivery Boy
tvGarbage Pail Kids
1987
tvBeverly Hills Teens
1987 · (voice)
movieCare Bears Movie II: A New Generation
1986 · Dark Heart / The Boy (voice)
tvThe Raccoons
1985 · Bix Wheelie (voice)
Tucker and the Horse Thief
1985 · Solomon Weil
movieThe Care Bears Movie
1985 · Nicholas (voice)
movieThe Raccoons: Let's Dance!
1984 · Tommy (voice)
movieOverdrawn at the Memory Bank
1984 · Marco
movieThe Raccoons and the Lost Star
1983 · Tommy (voice)
tvAmerican Playhouse
1982 · Marco
movieThe Raccoons on Ice
1981 · Tommy (voice)
movieSuperman II
1980 · Jason
movieThe Christmas Raccoons
1980 · Tommy (voice)
movieMeatballs
1979 · Bradley