Corinne Orr, born on January 6, 1936, is a versatile Canadian actress renowned for her extensive work in voice acting, particularly in the realm of anime and children's programming. Collectors of physical media often seek out her performances, especially her role in the cult classic anime "Speed Racer" (1967), where she voiced multiple characters, including the beloved Trixie. This show has become an iconic piece of television history, making its various VHS and DVD releases highly collectible due to the nostalgia and affection it evokes among fans. In addition to her work on "Speed Racer," Orr lent her voice to the enchanting world of "Gnomes" (1980), a film that continues to capture the imaginations of audiences. The combination of her engaging voice and the film's whimsical storyline has cemented "Gnomes" as a cherished title among home video collectors. With over 200 voice-over credits, Orr’s contributions extend beyond mere entertainment; her performances have defined an era of animated storytelling, making her work an essential part of any comprehensive collection.