
Benedict Campbell
Acting • Born 1957-06-12
Biography
Benedict Campbell is a Canadian stage, screen and voice actor, best known for providing voices for television cartoons and video games such as King K. Rool in the series "Donkey Kong Country" and Papa Q. Bear in "The Berenstain Bears".
Filmography
36 credits
Zero Patience
Movie • 1993
Newscaster (voice)

Redwall: The Movie
Movie • 2000
Martin the Warrior / Darkclaw / King Bull Sparra (voice)

Dieppe
Movie • 1993
Leigh-Mallory

Highlander: The Adventure Begins
Movie • 1996
Ramirez (voice)

Keeping the Promise
Movie • 1997
Smithy

Ice Princess Lily
Movie • 2018
Arktos (voice) / Little Arktos (voice)

Chilly Beach: The World is Hot Enough
Movie • 2008
The Old Man / Alexander Graham Bell (voice)

Sam's Army
Movie • 1999

Dracula: A Chamber Musical
Movie • 2000

The Battle of Vimy Ridge
Movie • 1999

The Last 100 Days
Movie • 1999

Eleanor in the Evening
Movie • 2024

Humane
Movie • 2024
Senator (voice)

The Other Half
Movie • 2016
William (voice)

The Count of Monte Cristo
Movie • 1996

Donkey Kong Country: The Legend of the Crystal Coconut
Movie • 1997
King K. Rool (voice)

A Holiday to Remember
Movie • 1995
Mr. Paul

Donkey Kong Country: Speak No Evil, Dude
Movie • 2000
King K. Rool (voice)

Twelfth Night
Movie • 1986
Antonio

The Sheldon Kennedy Story
Movie • 1999
Brandon Player #1

Donkey Kong Raiders of the Lost Banana
Movie • 1998
King K. Rool

Christopher & the Bug
Movie
Narrator

Christopher & the Bug
Movie • 2025

Goosebumps: Welcome to Dead House
Movie • 1997
Mr. Benson

The Boys from Syracuse
Movie • 1986
Dromio of Syracuse

Goosebumps
TV • 1995
Mr. Benson

The NeverEnding Story
TV • 1995
Shadow Goblin (voice)

Highlander: The Animated Series
TV • 1994
Ramirez (voice)

Pippi Longstocking
TV • 1997

Redwall
TV • 1999

Friends and Heroes
TV • 2007
Samuel

Titans
TV • 2018
W.H. Auden (voice)

Noddy's Toyland Adventures
TV • 1992
BIg Ears / Mr. Plod / Clockwork Clown (voice)

Republic of Doyle
TV • 2010
Judge Richardson

Donkey Kong Country
TV • 1998
King K. Rool (voice)

Zoe Kezako
TV • 2004