Adrienne Wilkinson To Lend Voice in The Clone Wars

Posted April 1st, 2010 by Andrew Lupi

Voice-actress Adrienne Wilkinson stated via her Facebook that she “had a great time working on The Clone Wars!” Of course, this mean she is, for some character or another, providing her vocal talent in the ongoing television series.

Wilkinson played “fallen” Jedi Maris Brood in the hit-game The Force Unleashed. It is unknown at this time if Brood is, in fact, the character Adrienne will be voicing, but since Brood was a Jedi not involved in the Clone Wars, it is a bit unlikely. Not to fear, however, as Wilkinson did say that she “will announce more details when I can” and we can learn of who she will be playing then.

For a detailed look at the Adrienne and her connection to Star Wars, be sure to check out our interview with her here.

Source: Adrienne Wilkinson

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One response to “Adrienne Wilkinson To Lend Voice in The Clone Wars”

  1. Mark
    April 2nd, 2010 - 2:36 am

    See I wouldn’t be surprised if she was playing Barris and they gave up episodes with her on Coruscant at the Temple with Ahsoka or some such. I mean after the success of the Clone Wars Season 1 & 2 It was surprising enough to find Ahsoka as Anakin’s Padawan, so I wouldn’t be shocked if Lucas sidesteps the Game continuity, after all, he killed Shaak Ti in a deleted scene and then used her later.

    But either way this means a new female character- which leads to new action figures for my Daughter’s SW collection (Her’s is much smaller then her brothers- and she wants girl clone trooper like yesterday ;) )

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