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Fan Casting Keith Silverstein as Vector the Crocodile in Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4)

alecgroskreutz1 made this fan casting suggestion on August 4, 2021. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Keith Silverstein as Vector the Crocodile in Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4)

Keith SilversteinUnited States

54 years old
Keith Silverstein (born December 24, 1970) is an American voice actor. Most of his voice over career has been for anime, most known as the voice of Kimimaro Kaguya in the Naruto series, Hisoka in ...
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Keith Silverstein

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Vector the Crocodile

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Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4)

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Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4)

Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4)

by Alec Groskreutz, Steven Spielberg, and SEGA
Sonic in Jurassic Park is about when Reed Hammond the second grandson of John Hammond was inviting Sonic, Tails, Tempest, Knuckles, Amy Rose, Tangle, Whisper, Vector, Espio, Charmy, with Fastidious...
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Keith Silverstein is known for his roles in Ice Age: Continental Drift, Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, and The Spectacular Now. He has been suggested by fans for 1,844 roles on myCast, including Vector the Crocodile in Sonic: Journey (A Sonic the Hedgehog Cartoon). Similar actors include Troy Baker, Fred Tatasciore, and Steve Blum. Keith Silverstein was suggested to play Vector the Crocodile in Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4) by alecgroskreutz1. Sonic in Jurassic Park (Version 4) has 75 roles, including Park Workers, Vertabrate Embryos, and Dinosaurs / Creatures.

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