CAST
THE MISFITS
Spoken Voice: Patricia Alice Albrecht (Also Anne, probably
also Dierdra and the jewel thief in Culture Clash, as well as having parts
in Remington Steele, The Snorks and other interesting shows hehe) Sadly
I've not been able to track down the Remington Steele episode with Patricia
in yet - still working on that ;)
Singing Voice: Ellen Bernfeld (Since Jem, Ellen has produced
"Songs for Cats" and "Songs for Dogs" with Anne Bryant - as well as other
songs. Visit www.gloryvision.com
for more information and stuff on what she and Anne Bryant have been up
to since Jem aired, including song downloads "Dear Al" and "Istanbul" sung
by Ellen herself!)
Spoken Voice: Bobbie Block (Also known under the name Samantha
Paris. Probably also the voice of BaNee.) This is cute, by the way, but
apparently Bobbie also voiced "Baby Bear" in Shrek :) I've listened to the
baby bear, and I can't hear it myself, but I have to believe the cast list
;)
Apart from this, she did various cast voices on " Where on Earth is Carmen
San Diego?" (I did watch this as a kid, but sorry, I don't remember well
enough to know who...)
Singing Voice: Oddly, Ellen Bernfeld again :) Ellen
is well proven as being able to manipulate her voice when she sings (See
Songs for Cats/Songs for Dogs) and if you listen, Roxy does sing different
from Pizzazz. Well, she does to me!)
Spoken Voice: Louise Dorsey. The
daughter of Engelbert Humperdinck (I can finally confirm this link thanks
to Christy 
Marx, the chief writer and character creator of the Jem series through the
TOJ list) and also had a role playing DeDe in an episode of Murder She Wrote - see capture, right, or click
the episode name to see a brief clip of her in action (zip wmv file, 768kbs).
You know the funniest thing? Louise Dorsey actually *resembles* Jetta more
than a little! Finally, the only other source I have found is that she played
some kind of H.O.T.B.O.D.S role in a TV film "The Ratings Game: The Mogul"
(Thanks Nick for your help finding this info!). From what I've gathered online,
she is heavily involved in the online (and perhaos offline) promotion of
her father's career and fansite. Louise is also credited as a co-writer on
songs "Blame It On The Night" and "How Slow We Go" from her father's 2002
record release, "I Want To Wake Up With You." Busy girl, our 'Jetta'! :)
Interesting to note at this juncture that Louise Dorsey
does not have the pronounced London accent Jetta is known for in regular
speech. I'm not entirely surprised by this - it always sounded a little like
she had adopted it for the show anyhow. However her voice is clearly recognisable
as Jetta even without the distinctive accent. If you listen to one of Jetta's
lines in "Trick or Techrat" when she says "E's jolly well been the invisible
man, 'asn't 'e?" Despite the vocab, that is far more the "real" Louise Dorsey
than some of the other things she says.
Singing Voice: Jetta doesn't sing - sadly. Louise Dorsey has
a fine singing voice :) Louise recorded a single
"Dreaming Together" (clip only) which
was released in Europe in 1995 (Yes, I have a copy - the picture on the front
looks like the same girl as "DeDe" only somewhat older), and appeared on
stage with her father.) A most un-Jetta like song, mind
you, in every respect ;) She also appears as a
backing vocalist on Humperdinck's most recent CD "Definition of Love", which
she also helped to produce.
Spoken Voice: Susan Blu. One of the best known voice actresses
in the cartoon business, Sue Blu has worked on a ton of stuff - too numerous
to list here! As well as Stormer, she also voices LinZ Pearce . Aside from this she voiced one of
the street urchins from Treasure Hunt...Ellen?
She was also Lofty in the MLP movie (not to mention a grundle and a bushwoolie,
and I'm sure she sings as a grundle, too!) I'm convinced she was also Paradise
in the series- Paradise sounds like a mellowed out Stormer, both speaking
and singing.... She was also Voice Director
for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series among SEVERAL other credits (And
interestingly still is voice director for the new series of TMNT). They are
far far too many to name here, but I know that she wrote a book about voice
artistry and, like Kath Soucie, among others, has a list longer than my arm
of things she has voiced and done.
Singing Voice: I was told it was Diva Grey...but I'm
not certain about this. Either way, Stormer's singing voice is the girl who
sings the main vocal for I'm Okay. (If you want clarification of this, just
listen to the end of This is Farewell, when Stormer sings her line. Same
voice. Besides, this has been confirmed by the songwriters as Stormer's singing
artist.