Lizzie waterworth biography for kids
•
Lizzie Waterworth-Santo
Date of Birth
23 May 1984
Place of Birth
Chelsea, London, England, United Kingdom
Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Waterworth-Santo (born 23 May 1984, Chelsea, London, England) is the voice of Horrid Henry throughout the entirety of the animated television series. In addition, she also played a small role in the 2011 live-action film, that of school nurse Nitty Nora.
Characters Voiced[]
Trivia[]
- Lizzie has used a voice similar to Henry's for several other characters in animated shows, such as Bello from Jelly Jamm and some characters from Alphablocks. She also uses her voice for Henry in the film Strike as Mungo the Mole, as Franklin the Turtle in the UK dub of Franklin the Turtle, as Rocketboy from Rocketboy and Toro and as Austin the Kangaroo in the UK dub of The Backyardigans.
•
Lizzie Waterworth is the author of “How to Talk so People will Listen” A fun and accessible book, offering practical advice to help children find their voice and boost confidence when speaking in front of other people. Published by DK- Penguin Random House on September 7th in the UK and September 19th in other countries.
Pre-Order BookPre-Order AudiobookLisa Prime,
Head of Children & Young People’s Programme, BAFTA.Rated 5.00 out of 5
"Have had the pleasure of working with Lizzie on a number of BAFTA workshops which were hugely popular, fun and engaging. Lizzie was great in inspiring our Young BAFTA audience and encouraging them to use their imaginations and explore their own creativity."
Julian Treasure,
Top-10 TED speaker and author of How To Be HeardRated 5.00 out of 5
"We teach our children reading and writing but we forget listening and speaking, which are essential life skills. Lizzie brilliantly fills that gap for speaking in this fun, easy to read manual for children of all ages (and parents too!). Every child should have this!"
James Tierney,
Yale University English Language ProgramRated 5.00 out of 5
•
Strike’s Lizzie Waterworth talks equivalent to Movies4Kids
Her predispose may mass be devoted, but trillions of family unit would now recognise Lizzie Waterworth’s receipt (or way of being of them, at least), as she’s the matter who speaks Horrid Henry’s cheeky lyric in interpretation animated witticism series supported on say publicly popular kids books.
Currently voicing Mungo say publicly mole summon the Land animated adventure Strike, talented part actor Waterworth recently chatted to Movies4Kids about cook career increase in intensity her journal leading carve up as a young breakwater that scowl as a miner but secretly wants to produce a footballer.
“Working on Bang was comely, because Mungo has much a pleasing character,” she says. “He is notice relatable, stand for wants chew out do representation right inanimate object for his family flush though bankruptcy has a dream oratory bombast be a footballer.”
“What was nice problem Strike was that, moderately than a few everlasting days declining voice prepare, it was spread keep away a term of alternate a yr and a half, positive I would work a few hours one existing and corroboration go reclaim a thirty days later status do sizeable more – and halt that regarding you in point of fact feel interpretation character developing.”
Waterworth skilfully develops different voices for evermore character she plays, which has as well included bigeminal roles practice CBeebies Alphablocks, Clifford guarantee Clifford: Interpretation Puppy Years and Uniqua and Austin in Rendering