Lowell B. Bartholomee is an American actor and voice actor recognized for his contributions to English-language dubs of anime series and films, primarily during the late 1990s and 2000s. His work is often associated with productions recorded in the Austin, Texas area, a hub for voice acting during that era.

Bartholomee's career encompasses a range of voice roles in anime. He is notably credited as the English voice of Benkei Kuruma in the OVA series Getter Robo: Armageddon, a key role in the mecha genre. His other anime credits include providing voices for Tekken: The Motion Picture, Queen Emeraldas, and City Hunter: The Motion Picture. In the series Kyoshoku Sokou Guyver, he voiced the character Tetsurō Segawa in the English version. He also contributed to the English adaptation of Blade of the Phantom Master.

In addition to on-screen voice work, Bartholomee has been active in the dubbing process behind the scenes. He served as the ADR director for the English dub of the Sakura Wars television series, a role in which he also provided voices for the characters Rasetsu and Furake. His filmography also includes voice work in video games, such as providing voices for various characters in the game Lego Dimensions.

Bartholomee's professional background extends beyond voice acting into live-action performance and production. He has acted in and produced various projects, including the film Holy Hell and the television series The Leftovers. In the Austin theatre community, he is also known as a writer and director, with a long-standing creative partnership with actor Robert Fisher. His voice acting credits often list him as Lowell B. Bartholomee.