George C. Cole is a professional name used by the American voice actor Paul St. Peter, who has had an extensive career spanning several decades in the English-language dubbing of Japanese anime and video games. He has been active in the voice acting industry since at least the late 1990s and is known for a deep and versatile vocal range, often portraying authoritative figures, mentors, villains, and monsters.

Among his notable roles is the character Jan Nikkanen, a Lieutenant and HAVWC pilot in the 2006 military anime series Flag. In the 2006 acclaimed science-fiction psychological thriller film Paprika, he voiced Detective Toshimi Konakawa, a troubled police inspector whose dreams become a central part of the story. He also took on the role of the superhero Captain Blue in the anime adaptation of the video game Viewtiful Joe following the passing of the original voice actor. Another significant role is that of Inspector Kenji Murasame, one of the top agents of the International Police Organization in the influential OVA series Giant Robo. In the mecha genre, he is also recognized for his performance as the veteran Zeon pilot Mikhail Kaminsky, often called Misha, in the classic Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket. The wide range of his work also includes the character King in the lesser-known series The Prince and the Coral Sea.

Beyond these roles, his body of work is vast and includes prominent parts in major franchises. He is known to anime fans as the voice of Kurama, the Nine-Tailed Fox, in the Naruto series, and for his portrayal of various Digimon, most notably Leomon, across multiple installments of the Digimon franchise. His career also features significant work in video games, where he is well-known for voicing the antagonist Xemnas in the Kingdom Hearts series.