George Selick

George Selick is credited in the film industry for their voice work in Coraline, released in 2009, where they voiced the character Ghost Boy. Their contribution to the film is documented as part of its production. The role involved providing vocal performance for an animated feature, a common practice in animated films where voice actors bring characters to life through speech and expression.

Selick’s involvement in Coraline is the only verified credit in the film industry records provided. The film is known for its distinctive stop-motion animation style and narrative, and Selick’s participation is noted specifically for the Ghost Boy character. No additional filmography or professional details are listed in the available records.