George Ledoux is an American voice actor, voice director, and producer with a career spanning several decades. He has been active in the voice-over industry since approximately 1995, working extensively in video games and, more recently, in English dubs for anime series. His work is characterized by a versatility that allows him to portray a wide range of characters, from authoritative figures to more nuanced roles.

Ledoux's foray into anime voice acting includes notable roles in English dubbed productions. He is part of the English voice cast for the mecha anime series AMAIM Warrior at the Borderline, where he voices the character Ho Guan. Ho Guan is a character associated with the Asia Free Trade Entente, one of the factions occupying Japan in the series' narrative. In addition to this role, Ledoux has contributed to the English adaptation of the long-running historical anime Kingdom. He is credited with voicing the character Meng Ao in the series, a general of the Qin state during the Warring States period. The Anime News Network encyclopedia also lists him as voicing Li Si in Kingdom, indicating he has taken on multiple roles within the same series.

Information on recurring collaborations with specific anime directors or dubbing studios is limited. However, his involvement in the English dubs for both AMAIM Warrior at the Borderline and Kingdom, which are produced for streaming platforms, places him within the network of voice actors frequently utilized by studios like NYAV Post, which handled the English adaptation for AMAIM. He has expressed a strong personal interest in working on English dubs for anime, acknowledging the high competition and specific challenges of the genre.

A significant portion of Ledoux's notable achievements lie in his extensive voice work for video games, a field where he has also worked as a director and producer through his company, Voices in My Head Productions. He is perhaps most famously known within the gaming community for his iconic portrayal of the exuberant arena announcer Duncan Fisher in MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries. This character became a cult favorite, and Ledoux has reprised the role for various fan projects, mods, and later official appearances in MechWarrior Online, demonstrating a long-standing and enthusiastic engagement with the game's community. His other prominent video game credits include multiple roles in the Dying Light franchise, such as Karim and Jaffar, and characters in Ghostrunner and Smite. He has also served as a voice actor and producer on projects for developers like Techland and Paradox Interactive. His ability to combine voice acting with direction and production roles underscores his comprehensive expertise in the field of audio production for interactive media.