Russi Taylor, the longtime voice of Minnie Mouse, dies at 75.
Walt Disney Co. chairman Bob Iger announced Taylor's death in a statement Saturday. Taylor died Friday in Glendale, California, Disney said. She was 75. The cause was not immediately clear.
A native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Taylor became the official voice of Minnie in 1986, beating out more than 200 competitors who auditioned. She voiced Minnie across Disney projects in film, television and theme parks, including the movie"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" and the TV show"Mickey Mouse Clubhouse."
Bill Farmer, who voiced Goofy alongside Taylor, said in a statement that she was"as wonderful, funny, and sweet as Minnie Mouse, and as talented yet humble as you would expect."
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