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What do Corbin Bernsen, Marta Kristen, Lou Gramm & Venus Monique think of Benny the Barnacle?
Hunter Tuggle, Anna, Agata Snurenco
Corbin Bernsen, who voices Wallace, the Great Blue Whale, said: "With all the projects that come my way, while I give each my best 110% effort, I often lose sight of the scripts that really touch me. Benny the Barnacle was one project that has never left my mind or I have forgotten my gratitude for being a part of it, and hopefully future part of this great adventure."
Marta Kristen, who voices Serenity Seahorse, said: “Anytime you need a voice for your animation, please don’t hesitate to ask me!”
Lou Gramm, the legendary Foreigner singer, plays Urgent Eel. He likes the vintage "Lonely Barnacle" shirt (modeled, right, by Hunter Tuggle from The Color of Hope), and wants one for his daughter.
Venus Monique, from hit crime drama, Vindication voices the red starfish: "I'm so grateful I get to be involved in Benny the Barnacle! I absolutely adore this cartoon that Kevin and Kristen have created. It brings me so much joy to know that there are people who care deeply about the purity of our children and who want to lead them towards Christ from a young age. I'd love to be a part of the making of Benny the Barnacle for seasons upon seasons to come."
Marta Kristen, who voices Serenity Seahorse, said: “Anytime you need a voice for your animation, please don’t hesitate to ask me!”
Lou Gramm, the legendary Foreigner singer, plays Urgent Eel. He likes the vintage "Lonely Barnacle" shirt (modeled, right, by Hunter Tuggle from The Color of Hope), and wants one for his daughter.
Venus Monique, from hit crime drama, Vindication voices the red starfish: "I'm so grateful I get to be involved in Benny the Barnacle! I absolutely adore this cartoon that Kevin and Kristen have created. It brings me so much joy to know that there are people who care deeply about the purity of our children and who want to lead them towards Christ from a young age. I'd love to be a part of the making of Benny the Barnacle for seasons upon seasons to come."
