Jeff Hays to Voice Princess Donut in Peacock's Dungeon Crawler Carl
The audiobook narrator will reprise his role as the cat companion in Peacock's live-action series, confirmed at San Diego Comic-Con.
At San Diego Comic-Con, it was confirmed that Jeff Hays will voice Princess Donut in Peacock's live-action adaptation of Dungeon Crawler Carl, according to Screen Rant. Hays is the narrator of the series' audiobooks.
The casting marks a direct link between the audio editions and the upcoming live-action show. Hays has voiced Princess Donut across the audiobook run, a role that now carries over to television.
Dungeon Crawler Carl was first published in serialized form in 2020. Penguin Random House later acquired publishing rights for the series, which has sold over 14 million copies across all formats worldwide.
Peacock is developing the live-action adaptation, executive produced by Seth MacFarlane and author Matt Dinniman, with Chris Yost serving as showrunner and writer.
In an interview with Audible last year, Dinniman said he sells more audiobooks than physical and e-books combined, underscoring the audio versions' reach ahead of the on-screen debut.
Quick answers
Who voices Princess Donut in Peacock's Dungeon Crawler Carl?
Jeff Hays, the narrator of the Dungeon Crawler Carl audiobooks, will voice Princess Donut. The confirmation came at San Diego Comic-Con.
Who is producing the Dungeon Crawler Carl live-action series?
Peacock is developing the adaptation. Seth MacFarlane and Matt Dinniman serve as executive producers, and Chris Yost is the showrunner and writer.
When was Dungeon Crawler Carl first published?
The series was first published in serialized form in 2020, and has since sold over 14 million copies across all formats worldwide.