Barry Yandell is an American voice actor based in North Texas, recognized for his extensive work in anime dubbing, particularly with Funimation and Crunchyroll. In addition to his voiceover career, he is a regional stage actor and a theater director for schools in the Keller Independent School District.

Yandell has built a prolific career portraying a wide spectrum of characters, ranging from comedic and flamboyant figures to stern, authoritative villains. His versatility is demonstrated by roles such as the elegant and disciplined Henry Henderson in Spy×Family, the bombastic and colorful Bentham (Mr. 2 Bon Clay) in One Piece, and the diminutive yet mighty Dwarf Shaman in the Goblin Slayer franchise. He also provided the voice for the small but significant inner demon, Little Demon, in Soul Eater. A notable achievement in his career is a nomination for Best Supporting Actor from Behind the Voice Actors (BTVA) for his iconic portrayal of the grim reaper William T. Spears in the Black Butler series.

Beyond these prominent roles, Yandell's filmography includes a vast array of characters in major anime series. He has voiced Yoki in both iterations of Fullmetal Alchemist, the Narrator in Initial D and Radiant, and Popuko in one segment of the surreal comedy Pop Team Epic. His credits also include Travis Murphy in Double Decker! Doug & Kirill, Asirpa's Father (Wilk) in Golden Kamuy, Zelada in Cop Craft, Hugin in Deca-Dence, Biagio Busoni in A Certain Magical Index II and III, and Klaus Von Lichtenlade in Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Die Neue These. He has also appeared in feature films such as My Hero Academia: Two Heroes as Sam and Dragon Ball Super: Broly.

With a career spanning decades, Yandell has become a familiar voice in the English dubs of numerous popular series, contributing to titles like Dragon Ball Z Kai, Attack on Titan, Fairy Tail, and many others. His body of work showcases a consistent presence in the industry and a talent for bringing diverse animated characters to life for English-speaking audiences.