‘Star Wars’ and ‘Powerpuff Girls’ voice actor dead at 64: His work ‘will live on forever’
His representative announced the news on Monday.
Mason Reed 
The world of entertainment is mourning the loss of legendary voice actor Tom Kane, who has passed away at the age of 64. Kane, a prolific talent best known for his iconic contributions to the Star Wars and Powerpuff Girls franchises, died Monday while surrounded by family at a hospital in Kansas City.
A Legacy Behind the Mic
Kane’s representative, Zach McGinnis, confirmed to TMZ that the actor's passing was the result of complications stemming from a 2020 stroke. Reflecting on his remarkable career, McGinnis noted that while the actor’s voice may be silent, his impact will endure: “Though his voice may now be silent, the characters, stories, and love he gave to the world will live on forever,” McGinnis told TMZ.
Iconic Roles
Fans will forever associate Kane with some of the most memorable characters in animation. He notably voiced Yoda throughout the Star Wars: The Clone Wars film and television series. Furthermore, he brought depth to The Powerpuff Girls as the voices of both Professor Utonium and the villainous HIM. His vocal range also extended into the gaming world, where he contributed to the popular Call of Duty franchise.
Remembering the Man Behind the Voice
Beyond his professional accolades, Kane was remembered for his dedication to his personal life. “But beyond the incredible career was an extraordinary man. Tom was a devoted husband and father who, alongside his wife, built a loving family of nine children — three biological and six welcomed through adoption and fostering,” McGinnis told TMZ. The 205focus.com team extends our condolences to the family during this time.
