Emmy-Winning ‘Looney Tunes’ Voice Actor Eric Bauza Dies At 46

Bauza voiced iconic Looney Tunes characters while winning three Children's & Family Emmy Awards for his performances. His career spanned over 400 acting credits across animated series, films, and major franchises like Mario Bros. and SpongeBob. Born to Filipino immigrant parents in Toronto, he developed his passion for animation by watching classic cartoons as a child. JC OliveraEric Bauza brought Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and a long list of cartoon favorites to a new generation of viewers. The Emmy-winning voice actor has died at 46. As spotted on Complex, Bauza’s family announced his death Sunday (Oct. 25) in a statement posted to his Instagram account. Variety reports that Bauza died at his home from hypertensive cardiovascular disease, citing records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. His family described his passing as sudden and said more information would follow.Born Dec. 7, 1979, in Scarborough, Toronto, Bauza was the son of Filipino immigrants. His interest in animation began when he watched classic cartoons as a child, with the original Looney Tunes performances shaping his ambitions. He graduated from Centennial College in 2000 and went on to build his caree...