Linda Darlow is a Canadian actress and voice actress, born October 20, 1948, in Langley, British Columbia. Her career in the entertainment industry spans several decades, with numerous credits in film and television. Within the realm of anime voice acting, she is primarily recognized for her role as the elderly priestess Kaede in the English dubs of the InuYasha sequel series. Darlow first voiced the character in InuYasha: The Final Act, the 2009-2010 anime adaptation that concludes the original manga story. She later reprised this role for the spin-off series Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon, which premiered in 2020, and its follow-up, Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon - The Second Act. This casting continued her involvement with the franchise, taking over the character from Pam Hyatt, who had voiced Kaede in the original InuYasha series. While her anime voice work is notably linked to this single, recurring character, her broader acting career is extensive and features a wide array of roles in live-action television series and films. These include appearances in popular shows such as The Good Doctor, Supernatural, The 4400, MacGyver, and, as well as roles in movies like The Accused and Buddy Games. Darlow's career demonstrates a long-standing presence in the film and television industry, with her contribution to anime being a significant, though specific, part of her professional work.