Denny Delk is an actor who has done voice-overs for different Star Wars and LucasArts-related characters. He replaced Jim Henshaw as Wicket W. Warrick for the second season of Ewoks TV series (1986).

He acted in some movies, especially TV-movies, until he began working as voice character for LucasArts videogames, beginning with secondary roles on Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (1992) and Sam and Max Hit the Road (1993). In this same year, he got some recognition with Day of the Tentacle, where he voiced one of the playing characters (Hoagie), plus all the main tentacles (Evil Purple Tentacle, good Green Tentacle and futuristic Doctor Tentacle).

Delk played a police sergeant in the George Lucas films More American Graffiti and Howard the Duck. While acting in different movie productions during 1994, Delk still had time to do different voice roles in the seventh installment of King's Quest. He also returned to Star Wars with Star Wars: Dark Forces, though not in the main roles: He voiced nameless characters (a stormtrooper, a dying Rebel later identified as Admiral Toka) and the narrator.

1995 was a prolific year in video-games: Delk worked in four of these, including two Star Wars-related and one LucasArts game. The non-specified was Space Quest VI: The Spinal Frontier. Delk voiced secondary characters in both Lucasart's Full Throttle (Cavefish Maximum Fish and Blotch of the Rottwheelers), and Intercom and a Red Shirt in Star Wars: Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire. However, Star Wars: TIE Fighter allowed Delk to become the villain: Grand Admiral Zaarin.

During 1997, Delk voiced cult-favorite talking skull Murray for The Curse of Monkey Island, and another cult-favorite character for Star Wars fans: Mutant Kowakian monkey-lizard Pic, 8t88 in Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II - as well as other video games plus one movie.

Delk would not return to Star Wars till 1999, where he would reprise his Zaarin in Star Wars: X-wing Alliance. He showed his versatility by playing different Rebel characters, including a pilot, an officer and a Bothan.

In 2000 he voiced in Star Wars: Early Learning Activity Center as a Slingshot Announcer.

Delk also reprised Murray for Escape from Monkey Island, and he worked as narrator for Rogue Squadron II (2001) and Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike (2003), where he also played a commander and a wingman. He also narrated Star Wars: Empire at War and Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption (2006) and voiced the training officer in Battlefront II (2005).

He returned to the role of Murray in 2009 in the episodic adventure game Tales of Monkey Island in the episode Lair of the Leviathan.

External linksEdit

• Official site
• Denny Delk on Wikipedia
• Denny Delk at the Internet Movie Database
• Lucasfan.com interview with Denny Delk