Tom Kane, an actor who voiced a slew of iconic characters in animated shows like "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," has died. He was 64.

Tom Kane, an iconic voice actor featured in The Powerpuff Girls and Star Wars, has died at 64, leaving behind a long legacy.

Overland Park native Tom Kane, who built a legendary career as a Hollywood voice actor, died Monday in a Kansas City hospital surrounded by family members. Kane famously gave voice to characters in the “Star Wars” and “The Powerpuff Girls” franchises,

I'm fairly certain my first contact with Kane's work was as the voice of Jedi master Vandar Tokare in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (a role he reprised in KOTOR 2), but y

Tom Kane, a voice actor known for roles in "Star Wars" and "Powerpuff Girls," died Monday. He was 64. Kane's death was confirmed in a statement posted to Facebook by his talent agency Galactic Productions.

Tom Kane, a voice actor known for roles in the "Star Wars" franchise, died Monday, May 18, at age 64 following complications from a stroke. A representative for Kane, Zachery McGinnis, confirmed Kane's death in a statement shared with USA TODAY on Monday,

Tom Kane, the prolific voice actor whose credits include Yoda on Star Wars: The Clone Wars, The Powerpuff Girls, Archer and scores of video games, died today, May 18, in Kansas City after having suffered a stroke more than five years ago.

Even if you didn’t know Tom Kane’s name, there’s a very good chance you knew his voice. Working in the field for the better part of 50 years, Kane lent his voice to film, TV, video games, and more. Basically,