Gregory Snegoff is an American voice actor, writer, and dialogue director recognized for his extensive contributions to English-language dubs of anime and animated series during the 1980s and 1990s. Born on June 22, 1955, in Santa Monica, California, he comes from a family deeply involved in the entertainment industry; he is the son of make-up artist Marc Snegoff and voice actress Alexandra Kenworthy, and the brother of stuntman Tony Snegoff. Throughout his career, he has also been credited under the names Greg Snegoff, Gregory Snow, and Greg Snow.

Snegoff's career is closely associated with the early days of anime localization in North America, particularly through his work with Streamline Pictures and Harmony Gold. He was frequently cast in prominent roles for dubbed versions of feature films and original video animations (OVAs), becoming a familiar voice to audiences of the era. His work often involved multiple roles within a single production, showcasing his versatility as a voice actor.

Among his most recognizable performances is the role of Professor Tatsuo Kusakabe, the father in the Streamline Pictures dub of Hayao Miyazaki's My Neighbor Totoro. He also voiced the character Bao in the 1984 OVA Birth. In the science fiction OVA Megazone 23, he provided the voice for the character BD, a role that connected to his later work in the Robotech franchise, where he voiced a related character, Colonel B.D. Andrews, in Robotech: The Movie. His portrayal of the stoic Rei in the English dub of Fist of the North Star is another significant entry in his filmography. He was part of the English cast for the unique 1987 film Twilight of the Cockroaches, voicing the character Hans. In the television series Around the World with Willy Fog, he voiced multiple characters, including Inspector Dix and Mr. Weston.

Snegoff's career was marked by recurring collaborations, both with fellow voice actors and within specific production houses. He frequently worked alongside his then-wife, voice actress Lisa Michelson, until her death in 1991. His mother, Alexandra Kenworthy, was also a voice actress who appeared in some of the same productions. In addition to his on-screen voice work, Snegoff contributed behind the scenes as a writer and dialogue director on various projects, including serving as the dub director for the Streamline Pictures English version of Megazone 23 Part 1.

Beyond the titles mentioned, his extensive voice filmography includes roles in Golgo 13: The Professional, Lensman, Wicked City, Lily C.A.T., and Kiki's Delivery Service. He also provided voices for numerous other animated series and films throughout the 1980s, 1990s, and into the 2000s, including the Italian series Cocco Bill and various projects for video and film.