Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Cast Revealed—All Voice Actors Explained


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Black Ops 7 is now available and there are a host of familiar actors starring in the game, and we’re here to help if you can’t put your finger on where exactly you recognize a Call of Duty voice actor from.

Released November 14, Black Ops 7 is the latest instalment in the long-running Call of Duty franchise and has plenty to sink your teeth into, including a new endgame mode in campaign, multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone to come in future.

Across all modes, recognizable voices will be heard, and we can tell you exactly who the Black Ops 7 voice actors are and where you may know them from.

All Major Actors in Black Ops 7

A header image for the Black Ops 7 campaign
Big names. Image via Activsion

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has a variety of actors starring, with some providing their likeness and voices to roles, while others are voice actors.

Big names include Michael Rooker, Milo Ventimiglia, Nolan North, and Steve Blum, who have all starred in a host of other games, films, and TV series’ respectively.

A full list of the actors and voice actors appearing in Black Ops 7, per IMDB, is shown in the table below.

Actor Role
John Eric Bentley Eric Samuels (Voice)
Steve Blum ‘Tank’ Dempsey (Voice)
Raphael Corkhill Viktor Reznov
Jesse Corti Menendez
D.C. Douglas Guild Robot (Voice)
Joshua Dov Razor
Nelson Lee Takeo Masaki (Voice)
Gogo Lomo-David Guilded Soldier (Voice)
Marcus Mannis Jurado
Nolan North Edward Richtofen (Voice)
Michael Rooker Mike Harper
Dan Salem Edward Richtofen
Kiernan Shipka Emma Kagan
Fred Tatasciore Nikolai Belinski (Voice)
Milo Ventimiglia David Mason

Black Ops 7 Voice Actors’ Past Roles

If there are a few names in the list above you recognize but can’t quite place your finger on where you know them from, here’s a breakdown of some of the actors and their previous roles.

Milo Ventimiglia

Milo Ventimiglia shot to fame with the role of Peter Petrelli in the mid-2000’s TV series Heroes, and starred as Jack Pearson in over 100 episodes of This Is Us from 2016-2022.

Black Ops 7 is only his second video game appearance, from what we can find, with his debut coming in 2011’s X-Men: Destiny. He’s also voiced Wolverine in a TV Mini Series, and lended his voice to Spider-Man Noir in the Ultimate Spider-Man Anime.

Michael Rooker

Michael Rooker first appeared in the Call of Duty franchise over a decade ago in Black Ops 2, and has also starred in The Walking Dead as Merle Dixon, and as Yondu in the Marvel Cinematic Universe—a role he has reprised for some anime series.

In recent years, Rooker has had fleeting appearances in The Rookie, Creature Commandos, and Peacemaker, as well as providing a voice for a Superman Robot in this year’s blockbuster film.

Steve Blum

Steve Blum is a familiar name in video games, having voiced both Wolverine and Venom in Marvel Rivals, as well as appearing in titles like Date Everything! and Mortal Kombat 1.

Other standout roles include voicing Zeb Orrelios in Star Wars: Rebels, Spike Spiegel in Cowboy Bebop: The Movie, and Starscream in Transformers Prime.

Nolan North

Nolan North is another familiar voice across TV and video games, with 30 credited appearances in Rick and Morty and eight appearances in Family Guy, but it’s his video game roles where he stands out.

His roles include Rocket Raccoon in Marvel Rivals, Superman & Penguin in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Modi in God of War Ragnarok, Deadpool in Marvel’s Midnight Suns, and Iron Man in Marvel’s Avengers.


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For more Black Ops 7, find out everything you need to know about Cursed Mode in Zombies, and check out all of the Multiplayer Camo Challenges.

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