How Futurama Became A Career-Defining First For John DiMaggio
John DiMaggio's voice can be heard everywhere, from Adventure Time to Gears of War, but playing Bender on Futurama was his first big break.
Read MoreJohn DiMaggio's voice can be heard everywhere, from Adventure Time to Gears of War, but playing Bender on Futurama was his first big break.
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