Corinne Orr

Corinne Orr entered the theatre world at the age of ten. By fourteen, she had performed with the Montreal Repertory Theatre and Montreal's Mountain Playhouse, working alongside William Shatner and Christopher Plummer. Leveraging her stage experience, Corinne rapidly secured roles in Canadian radio, animation, and television -- including the daily live broadcast "Chez Hélène" (1959) -- before moving to New York City.
Corinne has lent her voice to characters in over 1,000 commercials, notably as Snuggle Bear for Snuggle Fabric Softener, and has worked on more than 200 animated films and series. These credits include "Grave of the Fireflies" (1988), "Star Blazers" (1979), "Ultraman" (1966), "Marine Boy" (1968), "The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers" (1986), and Disney's "Stanley" (2001) and "PB&J Otter" (1998).
In addition to Trixie, Orr voiced Spritle, Speed's younger brother, and provided all the female voices in the original "Speed Racer" (1967) series. She also served as an announcer in the live-action film adaptation ("Speed Racer" (2008)).
Corinne served as an Emmy judge for 18 years and sat on the Actors Guild council for 13 years. She has appeared as a guest at numerous entertainment conventions, such as The Hollywood Show, Anime North, Anime Atlanta, and New York Comic Con. She is featured in the Paley Archive's "Women in Film" series and appears at many benefit events.