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'''Susan Blu''' ({{D|Jul|12|1948}}) is an actor, voice actor, voice director, and casting director from Saint Paul, Minnesota, {{RW|United States of America}}. She Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri in 1968 and her first known acting credits appear in the [[1980s]], including animated works such as ''The Smurfs'', ''[[The Transformers]]'', ''Scooby-Doo'', ''Tiny Toons Adventures'' and more. She also acted on-screen and appeared in ''Friday the 13th: Part VII'', ''Three's Company'', and ''Knightrider''. |
'''Susan Blu''' ({{D|Jul|12|1948}}) is an actor, voice actor, voice director, and casting director from Saint Paul, Minnesota, {{RW|United States of America}}. She Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri in 1968 and her first known acting credits appear in the [[1980s]], including animated works such as ''The Smurfs'', ''[[The Transformers]]'', ''Scooby-Doo'', ''Tiny Toons Adventures'' and more. She also acted on-screen and appeared in ''Friday the 13th: Part VII'', ''Three's Company'', and ''Knightrider''. |
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Blu is openly [[LGBT#LGBT staff| |
Blu is openly [[LGBT#LGBT staff|a lesbian]]. Her partner, Cynthia Songé, passed away in [[2010]]. In [[2013]], Blu married Tania Themme. |
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In [[2017]], Blu was enacted into the ''Transformers Hall of Fame'', an honor she shares with [[Peter Cullen]], [[Frank Welker]], and [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]. |
In [[2017]], Blu was enacted into the ''Transformers Hall of Fame'', an honor she shares with [[Peter Cullen]], [[Frank Welker]], and [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]. |
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