William Hope

William Hope (born 1955) is a prolific Canadian actor renowned for his contributions in film and theater. Complementing this core occupation, Hope has also made his name as a well-established voice-over artist. He first made his appearance in the 1980s, marking the start of an acting career that spans over several decades. He is perhaps best known for his role as Lieutenant Gorman in James Cameron's seminal 1986 film, Aliens. His character, although initially portrayed as inexperienced and hesitant, later shows bravery and resilience adding depth to the story. This performance earned Hope significant appreciation in the cinematic world. \n\n Apart from screen acting, William Hope is also a seasoned voice-over artist. He has lent his voice to famous video games and animated series, enriching them with his commanding tone and exemplary voice modulation skills. His voice work can be found in high-profile video games like Hitman: Absolution and the Command and Conquer series. Hope's legacy in film, television, and voice-over work displays the versatility of his talent. Despite the passage of time, his dedication towards his craft remains evident in his continual presence in the cinematic field.