
マット・グレイニングがフォックス放送会社のために制作したアメリカのテレビアニメコメディ『ザ・シンプソンズ』では、番組のレギュラー声優陣に加え、最初のシーズン以来、有名人のゲスト出演が定番となっている。シンプソンズは、ホーマー、マージ、バート、リサ、マギーからなる同名の家族に焦点を当てている。この家族は、もともとグレイニングが短編アニメシリーズのために考案したもので、1987年から1989年にかけて『トレイシー・ウルマン・ショー』の一部として放映された。この短編は、1989年12月に始まった30分のゴールデンタイムシリーズに発展した。 [1]このシリーズの第36シーズンは2024年9月29日に初公開され、ザ・シンプソンズの775のエピソードが放映された。
ゲストの声優は、俳優、アスリート、作家、ミュージシャン、アーティスト、政治家、科学者など、幅広い職業の人たちです。番組の初期には、ほとんどのゲストスターがオリジナルのキャラクターの声を担当していましたが、番組が続くにつれて、本人役で出演する人の数が増えてきました。
最初にクレジットされたゲスト出演者は、バート先生のエドナ・クラバペル役で「バート・ザ・ジーニアス」に登場したマーシャ・ウォレスでした。歌手のトニー・ベネットは、本人役で登場した最初のゲスト出演者で、シーズン2のエピソード「ダンシン・ホーマー」に短時間登場しました。フィル・ハートマン、ジョー・マンテーニャ、ケルシー・グラマーなど、数人のゲスト出演者が番組に繰り返し登場しています。ウォレスに次いで、ハートマンの出演回数は最も多く、52回ゲスト出演しています。マンテーニャは40回以上、グラマー、モーリス・ラマーシュ、ジョン・ロヴィッツ、フランク・ウェルカーは20回以上出演しています。アルバート・ブルックス、グレン・クローズ、ジャッキー・メイソンは10回以上出演しており、マイケル・ディーズ、ダナ・グールド、テリー・W・グリーン、ヴァレリー・ハーパー、ジャン・フックス、ジェーン・カズマレク、ステイシー・キーチ、キップ・レノン、J・K・シモンズ、サリー・スティーブンス、ジョージ・タケイ、マイケル・ヨークは5回以上出演しています。
ゲスト出演したリッキー・ジャーヴェイス、セス・ローゲン、ピート・ホームズの3人は、出演したエピソードの脚本家としてクレジットされた。グラマー、メイソン、3度ゲスト出演したアン・ハサウェイは、番組のゲスト声優として出演し、プライムタイム・エミー賞の優秀ナレーション賞を受賞した。この番組は、2010年に「テレビシリーズに出演した最多ゲスト出演者」としてギネス世界記録に認定された。2024年11月24日現在、番組には996人のゲスト出演者がおり、[A]この数字は『ザ・シンプソンズ・ムービー』を含めると1001人に上る。
歴史
『ザ・シンプソンズ』には、メインキャストのダン・カステラネタ、ジュリー・カヴナー、ナンシー・カートライト、イヤードリー・スミス、ハンク・アザリア、ハリー・シアラー、脇役のトレス・マクニール、パメラ・ヘイデン、マギー・ロズウェル、クリス・エドガーリー、ドーン・ルイス、グレイ・デリーズル、アレックス・デザート、ジェニー・ヨコボリ、キンバリー・D・ブルックス、トニー・ロドリゲス、ジョナサン・リポウ、元脇役のジョー・アン・ハリス、ルッシー・テイラー、クリストファー・コリンズ、スーザン・ブルー、ローナ・ウィリアムズ、ドリス・グラウ、カール・ヴィーダーゴット、メラニー・ミンキーノ、エリック・ロペス、マーシャ・ミッツマン・ゲイヴンに加えて、シーズン1からゲスト出演者がいる。[2]ケビン・マイケル・リチャードソンは、第21シーズンに定期的なゲストスターとしてスタートしましたが、第28シーズンのエピソード「最後のトラクションヒーロー」からサポートキャストに加わりました。

ゲスト声優には、俳優、アスリート、作家、ミュージシャン、芸術家、政治家、科学者、歴史家、映画プロデューサー、映画監督、アニメーターなど、幅広い職業の人がいます。初期のシーズンでは、ゲスト出演者のほとんどがキャラクターの声を担当していましたが、最終的には本人役で出演する人も増えてきました。[3]最初の男性ゲスト出演者は俳優のサム・マクマリーで、番組の第3話「ホーマーズ・オデッセイ」でスプリングフィールド原子力発電所の作業員の声を担当しました。マーシャ・ウォレスは「バート・ザ・ジーニアス」でエドナ・クラバペルとミス・メロン役として出演し、番組初の女性ゲスト出演者となりました。歌手のトニー・ベネットは、シーズン2のエピソード「ダンシン・ホーマー」で本人役で登場した最初のゲスト出演者であり、エアロスミスは第3シーズンの「フレイミング・モーズ」でカメオ出演した最初のバンドでした。
ゲスト出演者の中には、番組に何度も登場し、しばしば繰り返し登場するキャラクターとして出演した者もいる。女優のマーシャ・ウォレスは176回ゲスト出演し、2013年に死去するまで、番組で最も頻繁にゲスト出演した女性ゲスト出演者となった。エドナ・クラバペルはその後番組から引退したが、幽霊として時々登場し、俳優のフィル・ハートマンは52話にゲスト出演し、他のどの男性俳優よりも多かったが、 1991年の第2シーズンのエピソード「バートが車にひかれる」での彼の最初の役は、単発の出演の予定だった。[4]彼は、1998年に死去するまで、繰り返し登場するキャラクターのトロイ・マクルーアとライオネル・ハッツのほか、多数の単発キャラクターの声を担当した。マクルーアとハッツはその後番組から引退した。[5]俳優のケルシー・グラマーはシーズン1のエピソード「クラスティ逮捕」でサイドショー・ボブとして初登場し、俳優のジョー・マンテーニャはシーズン3のエピソード「殺人者バート」でファット・トニーとして初登場した。2人はそれぞれ21話と28話に登場しており、マンテーニャも映画に登場した。両方の役は元々他の俳優のために書かれていた: ボブは元々ジェームズ・アール・ジョーンズが声優を務める予定だったが、[6]ジョーンズは後に番組に3回ゲスト出演し、ファット・トニーはシェルドン・レナードのために書かれていた。[4]他の繰り返しゲスト出演者にはアルバート・ブルックス、グレン・クローズ、ジャン・フックス、モーリス・ラマーシュ、ジョン・ロヴィッツ、ジェーン・カズマレク、ジャッキー・メイソン、チャールズ・ネイピア、フランク・ウェルカーがいる。
グレイニングによると、ゲスト出演者の選出は「脚本家が『[このような人物を]番組に迎えたらクールだと思いませんか? 』と言ったことから始まる」とのことだが、[7]ショーランナーのアル・ジーンはその理由を「我々のヒーローに会いたいから」と述べている。[8] 第7シーズンと第8シーズンのショーランナーであるビル・オークリーとジョシュ・ワインスタインは、 R・リー・アーメイ、ドナルド・サザーランド、カーク・ダグラス、ローレンス・ティアニーなど、彼らがユニークで興味深い声だと感じたゲスト出演者を好んだ。[9] 2014年、ジーンはスタッフが「クレイジーな名簿」になりたくないため、自分自身として出演する人は少なくなるだろうと述べた。[10]
多くのゲスト出演者は、自分のパートを録音するために番組のレコーディングスタジオにやって来るが[7]、一部は電話で録音される。[11]ゲスト出演したエピソードの脚本家としてクレジットされたゲスト出演者は3人いる。コメディアンのリッキー・ジャーヴェイスはエピソード「ホーマー・シンプソン、これがあなたの妻です」の脚本家であり[12]、俳優のセス・ローゲンはエピソード「ホーマー・ザ・ワッパー」の脚本をエヴァン・ゴールドバーグと共同執筆し、コメディアンのピート・ホームズは2部構成の「ウォーリン・プリースト」のエピソードを書いた。[13]ゲスト出演者のうち2人はペンネームでクレジットされた。俳優のダスティン・ホフマンはエピソード「リサの代役」で「サム・エティック」としてクレジットされ、ミュージシャンのマイケル・ジャクソンはエピソード「スターク・レイビング・ダッド」で「ジョン・ジェイ・スミス」としてクレジットされた。後者のエピソードの後、プロデューサーは、有名人がゲスト出演を希望する場合は、本名でクレジットされることを承諾しなければならないと決定した。[14]
多くの人が番組出演のチャンスを断った。俳優のウィリアム・シャトナーは、番組を断った最初の人物と言われている。[15]プロデューサーは、元アメリカ大統領を出演させるのに一貫して失敗している。[8]ミュージシャンのブルース・スプリングスティーンとボブ・ディランも、シリーズへのゲスト出演の招待を何度も断っている。[16] [17]番組を断った他の人には、俳優のマイケル・ケイン、[18] トム・クルーズ、[19] クリント・イーストウッドとアンソニー・ホプキンス[20]と監督のクエンティン・タランティーノがいる。[21]ミュージシャンのプリンスは「スターク・レイビング・ダッド」の続編の役を断ったため、脚本は制作されなかった。[22]
オファーを受けたが、役を録音できなかった人もいる。ミュージシャンのフランク・ザッパと俳優のアンソニー・パーキンスは両者とも体調が悪すぎて自分の役を録音することができず、[20] [23]、ジム・キャリーは時間的制約のため降板し、[24]、フェイ・ダナウェイはキャンセルした。[25] クリストファー・ウォーケンは当初『インセイン・クラウン・ポピー』に本人役で出演することに同意していた。しかし、その後、プロデューサーが支払おうとしていた金額よりもはるかに高い金額を要求することにした。代わりに、ジェイ・モーアがウォーケンの声を担当した。エンドクレジットには「ジェイ・モーア、クリストファー・ウォーケン役」と記されている。これは初めてのことである。
ドアーズのロビー・クリーガーはエピソード「The Great Money Caper」にカメオ出演したが、脚本家が彼の出演は無理やりすぎると感じたためカットされた。このシーンは後にシーズンのDVDリリースに収録された。[26]同様に、女優のキャサリン・オハラは「 Flaming Moe's 」でウェイトレスのコレットの声を録音したが、プロデューサーがより適任だと感じたジョー・アン・ハリスに吹き替え直された。[27] ロン・ハワードは「 Children of a Lesser Clod 」にゲスト出演すると宣伝されたが、これは彼にとって3度目のザ・シンプソンズ出演となるはずだった。[28]しかし、彼はレコーディング・セッションには現れなかった。同様に、ヴェルナー・ヘルツォークは「 Thanksgiving of Horror 」にゲスト出演すると宣伝されたが、これは彼にとって3度目のウォルター・ホーテンホッファー役となるはずだったが、[29]最終話には登場しなかった。
メイソン、グラマー、アン・ハサウェイは、番組のゲスト声優としてそれぞれプライムタイム・エミー賞の優秀ナレーション賞を受賞している。 [30]番組は2010年5月23日に「テレビシリーズに出演したゲストスターの最多数」でギネス世界記録に認定され、ギネスは番組には「シリーズ21の時点で少なくとも555人のゲストスターが出演した」と推定している。[31] 2024年11月24日現在、番組には996人のゲストスターが出演しており、ゲスト出演は合計1674回となっている。[A]これらの数字は、ザ・シンプソンズ・ムービーも含める と、それぞれ1001人と1682人に上る。
ゲスト出演者
- 最初の列のシーズン番号の色は、物理的な形式でリリースされていないシーズンのDVD ボックスセットまたはデジタル購入イメージの色に対応しています。
- 番号の列:
- 最初の数字はシリーズ全体を通して放送された順番を表します。
- 2 番目の数字は、そのシーズン内のエピソード番号を示します。つまり、1506 は第 15 シーズンの 6 番目のエピソードになります。
- 制作コードとは、制作チームがエピソードに割り当てたコードである。最初の2文字は、エピソードが制作されたシーズンを指す。第1シーズンは7Gxx、第2シーズンは7Fxx、第3シーズンは8Fxx、第4シーズンは9Fxxである。その後、第5シーズンは1Fから始まり、シーズン9(5F)まで順番に続いた。シーズン10からは、制作コードはAABFから始まり、最初の文字はシーズンごとに変わる(つまり、BABF、CABFなど)。コードの末尾の数字は、その制作期間中にそのエピソードが制作された順番である。[32]
- 名前の後に「(アーカイブ)」と付いているゲストは、その役がエピソードのために特別に録音されたのではなく、独立したソースからのアーカイブ音声や映像がエピソードで使用されたケースです。ほとんどの場合、これらの出演はクレジットされておらず、状況を考慮すると、通常は適切なゲスト出演者とは見なされません。







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Upcoming scheduled guest stars
The following have been announced as guest stars for upcoming episodes that have not yet aired. This however is subject to change as sometimes in the past announced guest stars have had their appearances cut for time, been removed or replaced, or for some other reason have not appeared in the final episode.
Additionally, executive producer Matt Selman stated that he has a part in mind for Larry David for an upcoming episode but has doubts whether he'll accept the offer.[329]
Guest stars with multiple appearances
The following people have guest starred on the show twice or more.
1 Indicates the figure includes an appearance in The Simpsons Movie 2 Indicates the figure includes an appearance in the Butterfingers commercials 3 Indicates the figure includes an appearance in "Do the Bartman" music video 4 Indicates the figure includes an appearance in a The Simpsons Game 5 Indicates the figure includes an appearance in "The Simpsons Ride" 6 Indicates the figure includes an uncredited appearance 7 Indicates the figure dictates appearances as a recurring guest star up until joining the regular supporting cast
Other media
Beyond the television series and the movie, there have been other media products of The Simpsons where guest stars have provided vocal talents in addition to the regular cast. From music videos, to video games, commercials and theme park rides, the following guest stars have appeared in various Simpsons-related media.
Guest animators
The show has also had several guest animators who will do their own version of the show's opening credits, from just a couch gag to the whole introduction. Starting from the 22nd season, these following guest animators have contributed to the show:
Potential guest stars
Notes
- ^ A. This figure counts the members of bands with speaking roles separately. Bands who merely perform a song are counted as one because there is no confirmation of which of the band's members performed on their appearance.
- ^ B. Consisting of Dick Smothers and Tom Smothers.[427]
- ^ C. While the entirety of the band Coldplay were animated playing music in the episode, only Martin had any individual lines and was credited.
- ^ D. Kristen Schaal was incorrectly credited as "Kristen Schall".[428]
- ^ E. Kramer had previously guest starred in "Flaming Moe's" as part of his band Aerosmith.
- ^ F. While the entirety of the band The Decemberists were animated playing music in the episode, only Meloy had any individual lines and was credited.
- ^ G. Because her sister Janet was suffering from Parkinson's disease and had trouble delivering some of the longer lines, Maggy substituted for her when needed.
- ^ H. Consisting of Aron Michael Manderosian and Robert J. Manderosian.
- ^ I. Maines had previously guest starred in "Papa Don't Leech" as part of her band The Dixie Chicks.
- ^ J. Richardson's last appearance as a guest star before joining the supporting cast the following season.
- ^ K. While the entirety of the band OK Go were animated playing music in the episode, only Kulash and Nordwind had any individual lines and were credited.
- ^ L. Wallace's appearance consisted of one line of archival audio from the episode "Bart Gets a "Z"", Marcia Wallace having passed away in 2013.
- ^ M. Consisting of Head Ned, Red Ned, Stead Ned, Thread Ned and Bled Ned. While airing in April 2019, the music video used was from 2016 and thus featured former band members rather than the current lineup at the time.
- ^ N. Wallace's appearance consisted of archival audio of Edna Krabappel's laugh used in a new scene.
- ^ O. Consisting of Brian Bell, Rivers Cuomo, Scott Shriner and Patrick Wilson.
- ^ P. Wallace's appearance consisted of archival audio of Edna Krabappel used in new scenes.
- ^ Q. Anastasio had previously guest starred in "Weekend at Burnsie's" as part of his band Phish.
- ^ R. Mason's appearance consisted of one line of archival audio from the episode "Clown in the Dumps" used in a new scene, Jackie Mason having passed away in 2021.
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External links
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