Charles Fleischer (Washington, August 27, 1950) is an American actor, comedian, and voice actor. After beginning his career as a stand-up comedian, he achieved international fame for lending his voice to the character of Roger Rabbit in the 1988 film *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*, a performance for which he received a Special Achievement Award from the Academy. In the same film, he also voiced the characters of Benny the Cab and the weasels Greasy and Psycho, demonstrating great versatility. His film career includes roles in notable movies such as *A Nightmare on Elm Street*, *Back to the Future Part II*, *Zodiac*, and *The Polar Express*. Also active in television, he is known outside of acting for his deep interest in science and numerology, having developed concepts such as "Moleeds". His iconic voice and eclectic presence have made him a recognizable figure in both animated and live-action cinema.