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Kate T. Vogt is an actress who has primarily done voice acting for various animated films for most of her career. She also goes by "Kate Vogt", "K. T. Vogt", and "Gee Gee Loo Loo".
She's highly praised by Japanese Animation (Anime) fans for the voice she does of Washu in the (English dubbed) series, Tenchi Muyo!
Anime
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki OAV - Washu Hakubi- Tenchi Muyo! TV (Tenchi Universe) - Washu
- Tenchi Muyo! Shin (Tenchi in Tokyo) - Washu
- Tenchi Muyo in Love (Tenchi the Movie) - Washu
- Tenchi Muyo Manatsu no Eve (Tenchi Muyo! Daughter of Darkness) - Washu Hakubi
- Tenchi Muyo in Love 2 (Tenchi Forever!) - Washu
- Magical Girl Pretty Sammy - Washu Kobayashi
- El Hazard OAV - Ifurita
- Dragon Slayer - Sonya
- Legend of the Crystals - Rouge
- Princess Mononoke - Factory Girl
- Pet Shop of Horrors - Luise
- Psycho Diver: Soul Siren - Yuki Kano (In the music sequences)
- Cowboy Bebop Episode 5 - Kid who stole the porno magazine from the store not wearing a hat and bumps into Spike
Movies
- The Puppet Masters - 1994
- Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation - 1992
- Doc Hollywood - 1991
- The Killing Mind - 1990
Awards
The Kari Award (1993) for "Cleaning Lady - Kitchen"
The Kari Award is presented to the best actor or actress in a commercial. The award was established in 1981 in honour of KARI HANNIKAINEN, an actor who was tragically killed in a car accident after appearing in an acclaimed Heinz commercial. Kate won the Kari Award in 1993 for her appearance as the "Cleaning Lady - Kitchen" in the Lehn and Fink Canada Inc. commercial.
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