These Photos Of "The Incredibles" Characters And Voice Actors Will Make You Say "What"

    We heart you, Edna Mode.

    Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible, voiced by Craig T. Nelson

    Where you've heard his voice before: This screen actor — oh, hey, Coach and Parenthood and everything else — actually only has one official voice credit to his name: Mr. Incredible. (Although, technically, IMDb says that he has an uncredited voice role in 1974's Flesh Gordon as "The Monster.")

    Helen Parr/Elastigirl, voiced by Holly Hunter

    Where you've heard her voice before: Just like her illustrated husband, the Academy Award-winner's role in The Incredibles is one of her only notable voice acting roles. (She apparently voiced the narrator in a 1989 short titled The Three Billy Goats Gruff and The Three Little Pigs.)

    Edna Mode, voiced by Brad Bird

    Where you've heard his voice before: Brad Bird — who wrote and directed The Incredibles and Ratatouille, and who is set to write and direct The Incredibles 2 — has also voiced Ambrister Minion in Ratatouille and the monorail announcer in Jurassic World.

    Buddy Pine/Syndrome, voiced by Jason Lee

    Where you've heard his voice before: The My Name Is Earl actor has voiced Sam and Officer Bays on American Dad!, Charlie on We Bare Bears, and Underdog in Underdog.

    Lucius Best/Frozone, voiced by Samuel L. Jackson

    Where you've heard his voice before: The Avengers actor has voiced characters in Turbo, Zambezia, Astro Boy, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Fluke, The Boondocks, and The Proud Family.

    Dash Parr, voiced by Spencer Fox

    Where you've heard his voice before: The actor — whose above photo was taken in 2004 — voiced both Tim and Jim Possible on Disney's Kim Possible.

    Violet Parr, voiced by Sarah Vowell

    Where you've heard her voice before: Although Violet is one of the actor's only voice roles, her voice can be heard pretty often on NPR's This American Life.

    Mirage, voiced by Elizabeth Peña

    Where you've heard her voice before: The La Bamba actor, who passed away in 2014, voiced characters on American Dad!, Minoriteam, Justice League, and Maya & Miguel.

    Gilbert Huph, voiced by Wallace Shawn

    Where you've heard his voice before: The Clueless and Princess Bride actor has voiced characters in The Goofy Movie, BoJack Horseman, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Family Guy, and Teacher's Pet, and, of course, he voices Toy Story's Rex.