Adam Croasdell is a British-American actor and voice artist recognized for his extensive work in animation, video games, and television. Born in Zimbabwe in 1980, he began his professional career on the London stage, appearing with Dame Helen Mirren and Alan Rickman in a National Theatre production of Antony and Cleopatra. This classical theatre foundation preceded a diverse career spanning live-action roles in the UK and US, as well as a significant body of voice work in major animated and interactive media franchises.

Croasdell's voice acting portfolio is particularly notable within the anime and animation spheres. He is known for performing dual roles in the 2018 animated film Batman Ninja, voicing both the loyal butler Alfred Pennyworth and the superhero Dick Grayson, also known as Nightwing. His work in this film demonstrates his vocal range, portraying two distinct characters from the Batman mythos.

His contributions to the genre extend to other high-profile animated projects. He voiced the character Ignis Scientia in the CGI film Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV and reprised the role in the associated video game of the same name, Final Fantasy XV. Croasdell has also lent his voice to Netflix animated productions, including the anime-inspired series Castlevania and Blood of Zeus, where he voiced the god Apollo. Additionally, he provided voices for the film The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf.

Beyond these specific credits, Croasdell has performed lead and supporting characters in a wide array of popular video game franchises. His notable game credits include Torvin in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and its sequel Shadow of War, John Morgan in Dead Island Riptide, Eista in Borderlands 3, Modus in Fallout 76, and the title role in James Bond 007: Bloodstone. This extensive work in the video game industry has led to recurring collaborations with major developers and publishers.

Croasdell's achievements in voice acting have been recognized with three nominations for the BTVA (Behind the Voice Actors) Video Game Voice Acting Awards, including a nomination for Best Male Vocal Performance for his work as Ignis Scientia in Final Fantasy XV. His body of work reflects a career built on versatility, transitioning between stage, screen, and the voice recording booth with notable success in the world of anime and video game production.