Emmanuel O'Shaughnessey

Emmanuel O'Shaughnessey (born on December 30, 1938) is a Spanish-born American actor, voice actor, comedian, pianist, composer, music editor and YouTuber. He is the father of voice actress.

O'Shaughnessey is known for his score on Inter-Starlow Filmworks ' Break the Cutie live-action film adaptation trilogy. He's also known for his usage of, , , , and ' scores for TV shows, TV specials and movies.

Bio
O'Shaughnessey was born on December 30, 1938 in Tabernas, Almería, to his Spanish-American parents. His father, Carlos, was a famous western actor. The junior O'Shaughnessey was introduced to the film industry at a very young age and appeared in several films as a child. O'Shaughnessey had his first role as a baby who was carried onto the stage in the 1939 Spanish film Messengers Without Desire.

In 1950, 1953 and 1958, O'Shaughnessey portrayed three American child characters, Oliver, Jacob and Lucas in two Hong Kong comedy and Cantonese opera films, Buffoon Kicked Me Out and Paladins and Heroes, and one in color, Summoners, which were produced by the Dong Chi Film Company (now renamed Pokota & Terriermon Motion Pictures Co., Ltd. since 2008).

On December 10, 2005, O'Shaughnessey created his YouTube channel. His videos consisted of comedy videos and demo reels of his daughter Colleen's voice acting scenes.

On November 3, 2020, it was announced that O'Shaughnessey has tested positive for COVID-19.

Movies

 * Messengers Without Desire (1939) - Baby Manuel
 * Buffoon Kicked Me Out (1950) - Oliver
 * Paladins and Heroes (1953) - Jacob
 * Summoners (1958) - Lucas
 * Stiffpost for a Dollar (1965) - Toki, the main antagonist of the movie
 * Ten Tigers of Guangdong (1977) - Jayden Baxter, former general officer who became a world-class martial artist
 * (1984) - Additional English-Speaking Voices
 * The Ballad of the Silver Bullet (2000) - Julius Smith (voice)
 * (2015) - Additional Voices
 * (2017) - Additional Voices
 * (2019) - Additional Voices

Video Games

 * (1999) - Pedestrians
 * (1999) - Pedestrians
 * (1999) - Additional Soldiers
 * (2001) - Pedestrians
 * (2002) - Pedestrians
 * (2004) - Pedestrians
 * (2004) - Additional Voices
 * (2005) - Pedestrians
 * (2005) - Additional Soldiers, Additional Civilians, Police, Dealers, Hobos
 * (2006) - Crowd
 * (2006) - Pedestrians
 * (2008) - Pedestrians
 * (2008) - Pedestrians
 * (2008) - Pedestrians
 * (2009) - Pedestrians
 * (2010) - Additional Voices
 * (2013) - Pedestrians
 * (2018) - Pedestrians
 * (2018) - Additional Voices
 * (2020) - Pedestrians