Hank Smith is a pseudonym used by American voice actor Skip Stellrecht, who has built a career in anime dubbing, animation, television, and film since the early 1980s. The name Hank Smith is specifically associated with his voice work in English adaptations of Japanese anime, most notably as the iconic character Ryu in the Street Fighter animated films. Stellrecht has employed several other aliases throughout his career, including Jack Aubree, Henry D. Grey, Hank Malloy, and Hank Wilspank.

His most prominent and widely recognized role under the Hank Smith credit is Ryu in Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, released in 1994. He provided the English voice for the wandering martial artist in the Animaze dub of the film. He later reprised this role in the subsequent feature, Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation. His portrayal of Ryu is a notable part of the film's legacy, contributing to its status as a respected adaptation of the video game series.

Beyond his work as Hank Smith, his broader career as Skip Stellrecht includes a wide range of other significant anime roles. He is well-known for voicing Might Guy in the long-running series Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden. He also provided the voice for the ruthless gangster Vicious in the acclaimed series Cowboy Bebop, under another of his pseudonyms, Henry Douglas Grey. His other anime credits include roles in Digimon Data Squad, Wolf's Rain, and Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team, among many others.

In addition to his anime voice work, his career encompasses live-action television and film. He has appeared in series such as Star Trek: The Next Generation, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, ER, and Desperate Housewives. He has also contributed voice work to numerous video games, including the Naruto series, Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, and Red Dead Redemption 2. Throughout his decades-long career, his work as both Hank Smith and Skip Stellrecht has made him a familiar presence to audiences of English-dubbed anime and American television.