Edan Gross autographEDAN GROSSActor · Voice Artist
Good Guy doll voiced by Edan Gross in the Child's Play films1988–1991 · OFFICIAL CAREER ARCHIVE

THE FRIENDLY VOICE INSIDE THE DOLL

GOOD GUY DOLLS

Edan Gross in Child’s Play 1, 2 & 3
THE PERFORMANCE

THE STORY
BEHIND THE ROLE.

Edan Gross is the original friendly Good Guy Doll voice heard in Child’s Play (1988), Child’s Play 2 (1990) and Child’s Play 3 (1991), including Friendly Chucky and named dolls such as Oscar, Tommy, Larry and Paulie.

Edan supplied the original Good Guy voice heard in toy greetings and doll dialogue—including the friendly version of Chucky and named dolls such as Tommy, Oscar, Larry and Paulie.

The contrast between Edan’s bright childlike delivery and the killer doll’s darker voice became part of the series’ unmistakable sound. The original film’s final confrontation even lets both voices collide as the damaged doll continues to speak.

FilmsChild’s Play 1, 2 & 3
PerformanceGood Chucky & Good Guy Dolls
Favorite greetingYour friend to the end
FAN QUESTIONS

THE GOOD GUY
VOICE, EXPLAINED.

Who voiced the friendly Good Guy Doll in Child’s Play?
Edan Gross performed the friendly child voice of Chucky and the Good Guy dolls in the original 1988 Child’s Play film.
Did Edan Gross voice the Good Guy dolls in all three original films?
Yes. Edan’s friendly doll voice is heard in Child’s Play, Child’s Play 2 and Child’s Play 3, including named dolls such as Oscar, Tommy, Larry and Paulie.
Is Edan Gross the same voice as Brad Dourif’s Chucky?
They are distinct performances. Edan supplied the innocent, childlike Good Guy toy voice; Brad Dourif performed the possessed Chucky voice.
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