Surprising Voice Cameos: 10 Celebrities That Blew Us Away in Bluey

Summary

Bluey's popularity has attracted numerous celebrities to make voice cameos, given its appeal to viewers of all ages and its valuable life lessons.

Celebrities such as Lin-Manuel Miranda, Robert Irwin, Eva Mendes, Natalie Portman, Rose Byrne, Anthony Field, Hamish Blake, Megan Washington, Layne Beachley, and Leigh Sales have all lent their voices to the show. These celebrity contributions have brought an extra level of excitement and acknowledgement to Bluey, as each of them brings their own distinctive charm and talent to their respective characters.

Bluey's immense popularity has attracted a multitude of celebrities eager to make voice appearances on the show. Originally intended for preschoolers, this animated Australian series has quickly become a sensation among all age groups. Viewers are captivated by the endearing family dynamics depicted in each episode, as well as the valuable life lessons they impart.

Given the resounding acclaim and attention Bluey has garnered since its 2021 debut, it comes as no surprise that celebrities have taken notice of what could be considered one of the best animated TV shows in recent years. Bluey has cultivated a diverse audience, including individuals who watch the series alone or with their children, all of whom are enthralled by the show. As a result, numerous celebrities have eagerly signed on to lend their voices to animated characters and be a part of this exceptionally popular children's show.

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10 Lin-Manuel Miranda As Major Tom

In season 3, episode 29, titled "Stories," Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of Hamilton, lends his voice to the beloved animated show. The episode revolves around one of Bluey's friends who becomes upset upon figuring out that her beeswax creation resembles a cow instead of a horse. Seeking solace, she pays a visit to her horse neighbor, who is none other than the character voiced by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Known as Major Tom, the amiable horse imparts two enduring lessons to Bluey's friend. First, he educates her about the long necks of horses. Second, he reveals that despite her absence during the book's writing, Old MacDonald indeed has a horse.

9 Robert Irwin As Alfie

8 Eva Mendes As Yoga Instructor

Robert Irwin, the son of the late Steve Irwin, chose to make his voice heard worldwide in episode 37 of season 2 titled "The Quiet Game". In this episode, Irwin takes on the role of Alfie, a kind-hearted store clerk who extends a helping hand during a challenging moment for Bandit. Bluey and Bingo engage in a game of silence, leaving their father struggling to decipher their gestures. Despite it being his first day on the job, Alfie steps in and provides assistance, impressing Bandit to the point where he praises him to his boss.

Eva Mendes, an American actress, recently revealed to Now To Love that her daughters are completely obsessed with a particular show. So, it comes as no surprise that the producers of Bluey have found a way to incorporate her into the series. In season 3, episode 6 titled "Born Yesterday," Mendes portrays a vibrant yoga instructor whom Chili enthusiastically watches and emulates on television. However, her workout session is abruptly disrupted by the mischievous Bluey and Bingo.

7 Natalie Portman As A Whale Documentary Narrator

6 Rose Byrne As Aunt Brandy

Natalie Portman, an Oscar-winning actress, teamed up with Bluey for episode 22 of season 3 titled "Whale Watching". In this episode, Portman's character remains unseen but her voice serves as the narrator for the whale documentary that Bluey and Bingo are engrossed in. This cameo may be subtle, but it seamlessly weaves into the episode's overarching story.

Rose Byrne made a poignant guest appearance on Bluey, in one of its most emotionally-charged and highly praised episodes. Season 3, episode 31, titled "Onesies," introduced viewers to Brandy, Chili's sister. Within the episode, Bluey curiously asks her mother about Brandy's sadness and the limited number of times they had met her. Chili shares a heartfelt revelation, stating that Brandy desires something deeply but cannot attain it, leaving everyone feeling powerless. Combined with Brandy's evident discomfort around her nieces, this line has sparked widespread speculation that Brandy may be grappling with infertility.

5 Anthony Field As Postie

: The portrayal of the episode and Bryne's character has been widely acclaimed for raising awareness about the challenges of infertility in a considerate and age-appropriate manner. Numerous adult viewers have expressed a strong sense of identification with Aunt Brandy's character, praising Bryne's exceptional performance. This particular episode stands as evidence of Bluey's ability to address important and complex themes.

Anthony Field, renowned for his portrayal as the Blue Wiggle and his exceptional talents as an actor, songwriter, and producer, lent his expertise to the realm of children's television by appearing in four episodes of the beloved show, Bluey. In these episodes, he embodies the character of Postie, who is not only Rusty's father but also a diligent employee of the post office. However, Field's involvement in the show doesn't stop there. In a memorable moment during season 3, specifically in episode 16 titled "Phones," Bluey is captured in close proximity to a cherished framed photograph featuring The Wiggles portrayed as adorable canines.

4 Hamish Blake As Jack's Dad

3 Megan Washington As Calypso

Hamish Blake, a multi-talented entertainer encompassing comedy, acting, and writing, showcased his talents in Bluey as Jack's father throughout four distinct episodes. Within the animated series, he portrayed a Jack Russell Terrier character while his wife, Zoe Foster Blake, had a brief appearance alongside him, playing Jack's mother. Their on-screen presence can be observed within the same four episodes.

Megan Washington, an exceptionally talented Australian musician and singer, has contributed her signature voice to a staggering 14 episodes, making her the celebrity with the most screen time in the show. Portraying a pivotal character, she assumes the role of a teacher at Bluey's school. Named Calypso, she is an Australian Shepard renowned for imparting invaluable life lessons to her students and viewers alike.

2 Layne Beachley As A Surfer

Washington was able to showcase her vocal talents on the show when she performed one of its most famous songs, "The Gnome Song." This catchy tune can be heard in season 1, episode 17, titled "Calypso." It is also included in the "Dance Mode" album of Bluey's soundtrack.

Layne Beachley, the highly skilled professional surfer with numerous awards in her name, showcases her talents yet again as she takes on the role of a surfing dog in the beloved series Bluey. Making her appearance in season 1, episode 26, titled "The Beach", Beachley portrays a surfing champion who momentarily crosses paths with Bluey and her family during a beach outing. Surprisingly, her participation in the show was not widely publicized, delighting viewers with a delightful surprise when they recognized her voice in the episode.

1 Leigh Sales As An Ice Cream Lady

Leigh Sales, an Australian journalist, author, and illustrator, lent her voice in three episodes of Bluey. These episodes are "Ice Cream" (season 2, episode 3), "The Quiet Game" (season 2, episode 35), and "Tradies" (season 3, episode 2). In all these episodes, Sales portrayed an ice cream cart worker who is a cocker spaniel. Although the character is unnamed, Sales affectionately refers to her as the "ice cream lady".