Jelle Amersfoort is a Dutch voice actor, musician, composer, and television presenter, born in Warnsveld on October 16, 1980. His career in the performing arts began after he studied at the Koningstheaterakademie for kleinkunst, where he won several prizes, including the NCRV Volgspot Open Podiumprijs. While he has found success as a singer-songwriter with top 40 hits and as a presenter for regional broadcasters and the WNF Bamboeclub, voice acting has become a primary focus of his professional work.

As a voice actor, Amersfoort is primarily known for dubbing characters in Dutch-language versions of numerous international films and television series. He has voiced the title character in Bob de Bouwer, Ty in the Netflix series Dinotrux, and Officer Benjamin Clawhauser in Zootropolis, a role he reprised for the series Zootropolis+ and the upcoming film Zootropolis 2. His film work includes voicing Agustin Madrigal in Encanto, Lord Nooth in Early Man, and James Hook in PAN. He has also provided voices for The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, The Boss Baby, and Incredibles 2. In animation, his credits extend to series such as Amphibia, where he voiced the character Bog, and DuckTales as Turbo McKwek. He was also part of the Dutch voice cast for The Super Mario Bros. Movie, contributing additional voices.

Amersfoort's work includes several prominent roles within the Star Wars franchise, connecting to the user's specific example. He voiced the character Ronin in the Dutch dub of the Star Wars: Visions anime anthology series. Additionally, he provided the Dutch voice for Darth Maul in the final season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. His association with major franchises also includes voicing Scott Lang / Ant-Man in several animated projects like What If...? and Avengers Assemble.

Beyond specific character roles, Amersfoort has been active as a voice-over artist for commercials, corporate films, and audiobooks, including works by Stephen King and Andrzej Sapkowski. He has also worked as a dubbing director, notably for the Dutch versions of the second and third seasons of Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments. His consistent work for major studios like Disney, Netflix, and Nickelodeon marks him as a significant and prolific figure in Dutch dubbing.