Dave Wallace is an American actor and voice actor based in Los Angeles, known for his work in anime dubbing, animation, and video games. Growing up near Cleveland, Ohio, he developed a love for acting at a young age and was active in theater. He decided to pursue voice acting after a teenage prank call to his mother, where he successfully disguised his voice as a police officer, demonstrating a natural vocal versatility. Wallace graduated from the Ohio State University with a degree in theater before moving to Los Angeles to advance his acting career. In addition to his on-camera and voice work, he is also an audio description performer, a role he finds spiritually fulfilling as it helps make movies and TV shows accessible to blind and visually-impaired audiences.

Wallace's career encompasses a wide range of roles across different media. His filmography includes voice work in video games such as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Harry Potter: Magic Awakened, where he voiced the character Tom Riddle. He has also been involved in live-action dubbing for international series and films, contributing additional voices and character roles to productions like The Naked Director, Love Alarm, and Twiceborn. His work extends to script adaptation for English versions of anime series, including Bastard!! -Heavy Metal, Dark Fantasy-, Good Night World, and My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! X.

Within the anime industry, Dave Wallace has secured several notable roles. He is the voice of Hiroshi Fukuda in the popular sports anime Kuroko's Basketball and its film sequel, Gekijōban Kuroko no Basuke Last Game. He also voices the character George in the long-running series Doraemon. His other significant anime credits include playing a young adult Regro Burnedead in Mashle: Magic and Muscles and providing voices for Paul and Flanker Yocchi in Edens Zero. Wallace has also contributed to major anime films, lending his voice to the critically acclaimed movie Suzume. Through these various roles, he has become a recognizable presence in the English dubbing industry.