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DHayter
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"I guess my first reaction to the name was: 'Well, I'm not taking my pants off, if that’s what they’re saying." I’d been in Hollywood a few years by that time, and had been burned on the pants thing before.'"

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Describe David Hayter here.

... David Hayter?!

David Bryan Hayter is a Canadian-American actor, Voice Actor and screenwriter. Most of his roles are in Anime and Video Games, and he is known for his rough, oh-so-sexy voice (you've heard his sexiness on MGS; try listening when he's being romantic!) which seems to knock women out faster than his guns... no, not those guns!

He traveled around the world a lot in his childhood and had been acting since then. He studied in Japan when he was a teenager, then moved to Hollywood. He mostly worked on Live Action TV in his first few years in the business but became more involved in voice acting after making a cameo in Major Dad.

Since then, he has lent his voice to the heroes of Metal Gear, The Castle of Cagliostro, Fushigi Yuugi, Yu Yu Hakusho: The Movie, and Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket. He was also the screenwriter for the films X-Men, X2, The Scorpion King, the TV pilot Lost in Oz, and he wrote an early script for Watchmen which Alan Moore himself, notoriously famous for disowning his work's adaptations, praised as the closest ever translation of his work yet. Hayter will also write and direct the film of Lost Planet.


David Hayter has performed in the following roles:
Movies written and/or directed by David Hayter

And that's all, right David? David? DAVIIIIIID!!