Joe Lala
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Joe Lala (November 3, 1947 – March 18, 2014) was an American musician and actor, best known for voicing various characters in many different shows and movies targeted towards children and families. Outside of voice acting, and acting as a whole, Lala co-founded the American rock band Blues Image in 1966, which he was apart of until his death in 2014.
Known For
Filmography
El Cantante
2006
as Band Leader
Jimmy Neutron: Win, Lose and Kaboom!
2004
as Sr. Estevez (voice)
The Batman
2004
as Crime Boss #1 / Crime Boss #3 (voice)
The Batman
2004
as Bomb Tech
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II
2002
as Guard #1 (voice)
Ozzy & Drix
2002
as Hector's Dad (voice)
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
2002
as Mr. Estevez (voice)
Birds of Prey
2002
as Crowley
Monsters, Inc.
2001
as Additional Voices (voice)
Samurai Jack
2001
as Owner / Engineer / Passenger #1 (voice)
Static Shock
2000
as Security Guard (voice)
Jackie Chan Adventures
2000
as (voice)
An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster
1999
as Bootlick (voice)
Batman Beyond: The Movie
1999
as Spike / Sailboat Captain (voice)
Active Stealth
1999
as Salvatore
Our Friend, Martin
1999
as Reporter #2 / Demonstrator (voice)
Batman Beyond
1999
as Sailboat Captain (voice)
Batman Beyond
1999
as Spike (voice)
The Brothers Flub
1999
as (voice)
A Christmas Carol
1997
as (voice)
Demolition University
1997
as Carlos Ramos
The Angry Beavers
1997
The New Batman Adventures
1997
as Gun Runner #1 (voice)
The Legend of Calamity Jane
1997
as Additional Voices (voice)
Extreme Ghostbusters
1997
Superman: The Animated Series
1996
as Electrician (voice)
Superman: The Animated Series
1996
as Maitre D' (voice)
Quack Pack
1996
as Reporter (voice)
Zooman
1995
as Cortez
Charlie Grace
1995
Past Tense
1994
as Car Washer
On Deadly Ground
1994
as Guard
Batman: The Animated Series
1992
as Dicky the Thug (voice)
Melrose Place
1992
Out for Justice
1991
as Vermeer
Havana
1990
as Cuban Businessman
Eyewitness to Murder
1990
as Hector
The Take
1990
Knight & Daye
1989
Seinfeld
1989
as Priest
Miami Vice
1984
as Anthony Acosta
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
1978
as Our Guests at Heartland