Bryan Massey
Bryan Massey has the kind of career that looks thin on a filmography page and substantial in an anime credit list. He is an American actor known for a gravelly voice, and the bulk of his working life has happened in a recording booth: Ladd Russo in Baccano, Dick Gumshoe in Ace Attorney, Cocytus in Overlord, Oolong in the Funimation Dragon Ball dubs, Wilhelm in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Tenshiro Okakura in Rideback. None of those are among the credits listed here, which cover the on-camera half.
That half is a clean study of the working actor's day job. He is the trooper in Drive Angry, the detective in Mad Money, a guard in Year One, Skeeter in Oliver Stone's W., a gym teacher in Run Hide Fight, a police chief in the disaster picture Miami Magma. These are two-scene parts, and he gets them for the same reason he gets the voice roles: he can plant a line of authority fast and then get out of the scene's way. He is also co-creator and co-owner of Galactic Bastards, and Matter of Time, dated 2026 here, is the newest credit on the list.
Movies (9)
TV (1)
Where to start with Bryan Massey
There is no honest way to make a starting point out of the credits listed here, because his best-known work is voice work that sits elsewhere. So treat this as a spotting exercise rather than a retrospective.
Drive Angry is the most fun of them and the most in his register, a film with no interest in restraint. W. is the most respectable thing on the list. Run Hide Fight and Mad Money give him the largest speaking parts, and Year One is the one where you will need to be paying attention. If you already know the voice from an anime dub, the game is recognising it coming out of a face.