Peter Cullen, voice of Optimus Prime, passes away
Canadian-American actor Peter Cullen, best known as the legendary voice behind "Optimus Prime" in the "Transformers" universe, has passed away at the age of 85 after a career spanning over 50 years of diverse work in radio, television, and film. His representative, Kevin Motly, confirmed his death at his home in Los Angeles, without revealing the cause. The family mentioned that he died peacefully surrounded by loved ones. Cullen was renowned for his calm and distinctive voice that brought his character to life since the 1980s, becoming closely associated with him in cartoons and movies. He attributed his successful performance to being strong enough to be gentle, inspired by a piece of advice from his brother Larry. Throughout his career, he lent his voice to various roles, including the donkey "Eeyore" in the "Wendy the Book" series and the character "Deep" in the film "Bridator."
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