Jamieson Price
Jamieson Price works almost entirely where the credits are hardest to see. He is an American actor with a low, resonant bass, and the roles that built his name are in anime dubs and video games: the Count in Gankutsuou, Sojiro Sakura in Persona 5, Ovan in .hack//G.U. None of those are screen credits, which means a filmography like this one systematically undersells him.
The through-line is that he is cast as the voice of institutions and of old power. Milton Grimm in the Ever After High films is a headmaster enforcing destiny on children who would rather choose. Paul Phoenix in Tekken: Bloodline is a fighter constructed almost entirely out of bravado, and the joke only works because the voice behind it is genuinely imposing. Dark Mayhem in The Thundermans Return is a supervillain for a children's audience, pitched at exactly the level of menace a child finds funny rather than frightening, which is a much finer calibration than it looks.
On camera the record is thin: Captain Bordon in The Patriot in 2000 and a television credit on In-Laws. The recent work stays in animation, with Spycies, the animated series WTF 101, and additional voices listed for Toy Story 5. If you want to hear what he actually does for a living, the dubbing and the games are the career and the live-action parts are a footnote to it.
Movies (5)
TV (3)
Where to start with Jamieson Price
For the cleanest sample of the voice on a streaming service, put on Tekken: Bloodline. Paul Phoenix is all swagger and Price gives him enough genuine weight that the swagger reads as funny rather than tiresome.
For the children's work, Ever After High: Dragon Games uses him as the authority figure the whole premise pushes against, and The Thundermans Return puts him on camera as a supervillain, which is a rare chance to see the face that goes with the sound. Spycies is the broadest animated feature here and the least essential.
The live-action credits are curiosities rather than showcases: The Patriot gives him a uniformed officer in a Revolutionary War epic. Toy Story 5 is listed for 2026 with additional voices, which is exactly the kind of credit that describes this career, everywhere and uncredited.