Haley Tju

Haley Tju is an American actress and voice actress, best known for portraying Pepper Silverstein in Bella and the Bulldogs and voicing Marcy Wu in Amphibia.

In The Loud House, she provides the voice of Stella.

Credits on The Loud House[]

Stella Zhau (supporting role)
New Girl ("White Hare")
Yodel Boy ("Saved by the Spell")
Wedding Woman ("Save the Last Pants")
Tech Sergeant Cronk ("Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind")

Selected filmography[]

Amphibia - Marcy Wu, Darcy, additional voices
Arlo the Alligator Boy - Alia
Bella and the Bulldogs - Pepper Silverstein
Big Hero 6: The Series - Karmi, Student #1, Passer-By, Small Child, Bystanders
Family Guy - Carrie's Niece, Cheerleader
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Julia
Glitch Techs - Lexi Kubota
Middle School Moguls - Yuna, Soccer Player #1, Incidental Sports Girl
Jessie - Eileen Miller
Milo Murphy's Law - Additional voices
Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny - Nu Hai
Monsters vs. Aliens - Sqweep
The Suite Life on Deck - London Tipton ("A London Carol")
The Thundermans - Darcy Wong
Where's Waldo? - Wenda

Trivia[]

She is the first cast member of Bella and the Bulldogs to provide the voice of a character. The second was Brec Bassinger.
She's of Chinese and Indonesian descent.^[1]
In 2021,^[2] she took a hiatus from on-camera acting to focus on her mental health but she still continues to do voice acting.^[3]
Her sister is Brianne Tju.^[4]

External links[]

Haley Tju at the Internet Movie Database

Sources[]

↑ Ojidu, Mary (February 8, 2022). In conversation with Haley Tju (English) (Interview). ÁJÍFA. Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “HT: I’m Chinese Indonesian and a second generation American. I’m the youngest of five siblings and was born and raised in California. My siblings and I were dancers and my mom wanted us to stay busy as kids. We had these creative outlets and I’m so grateful for that. My older sister Brianne was scouted by an agency and they took me on too. We’re still represented by them to this day. That’s how I got into acting. I started at age 4 or 5 with commercials and kids television.”
↑ Tju, Haley. Get to Know Me (English). Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “I started my career at the young age of four in the film and TV industry and continued my acting journey until 2021. That’s when I decided to put my acting career on hold to fully pursue my other passions.”
↑ Ojidu, Mary (February 8, 2022). In conversation with Haley Tju (English) (Interview). ÁJÍFA. Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “HT: I’m still on a sort of break, although I do a lot of voiceover acting now. With on-screen acting, I need to heal within myself before I go back to that again.”
↑ Ojidu, Mary (February 8, 2022). In conversation with Haley Tju (English) (Interview). ÁJÍFA. Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “HT: I’m Chinese Indonesian and a second generation American. I’m the youngest of five siblings and was born and raised in California. My siblings and I were dancers and my mom wanted us to stay busy as kids. We had these creative outlets and I’m so grateful for that. My older sister Brianne was scouted by an agency and they took me on too. We’re still represented by them to this day. That’s how I got into acting. I started at age 4 or 5 with commercials and kids television.”

v - e - d The Loud House cast

Principal cast
Nick Fisher • Juliano Valdi • Catherine Taber • Liliana Mumy • Nika Futterman • Cristina Pucelli • Jessica DiCicco • Grey Griffin • Lara Jill Miller

Supporting cast
Brian Stepanek • Jill Talley • Carlos Alazraqui • Izabella Alvarez • Dee Bradley Baker • Alex Cazares • John DiMaggio • Ruben Garfias • Diego Alexander • Haley Tju • Jared Kozak • Sonia Manzano • Michael McDonald • Cristina Milizia • Sumalee Montano • Roxana Ortega • Khary Payton • Alexa PenaVega • Carlos PenaVega • Audrey Wasilewski

Minor cast

Pamela Adlon • Dino Andrade • Curtis Armstrong • Sean Astin • Kelly Jean Badgley • Krizia Bajos • Ogie Banks • Marlow Barkley • Cooper Barnes • Brec Bassinger • Eric Bauza • Jeff Bennett • Jodi Benson • Blake Bertrand • Kay Bess • Anjali Bhimani • Susanne Blakeslee • Michelle C. Bonilla • Dylan Boyack • Kimberly Brooks • Yvette Nicole Brown • Ashly Burch • Rachel Butera • Carlton Byrd • Eugene Byrd • Chrissy Cannone • Caitlin Carmichael • Veronica Cartwright • Ari Castleton • Megan Cavanagh • Addie Chandler • Tucker Chandler • Tristian Chase • Juliocesar Chavez • David Chen • Greg Cipes • Kyle Clifford • Nazneen Contractor • Jennifer Coolidge • Ian James Corlett • Natalie Coughlin • Glory Curda • Romi Dames • Mark Daugherty • Eugenio Derbez • Debi Derryberry • Trevor Devall • Daniel DiMaggio • Blair Dinucci • Daniel DiVenere • Juliet Donenfeld • Tonatiuh Elizarraraz • Karsyn Elledge • Miles Elliot • Samuel Faraci • Keith Ferguson • Sabrina Fest • Maile Flanagan • Kirk Fogg • Ariel Fournier • Lauri Fraser • Mollie Freilich • Steele Gagnon • Sean Giambrone • Morgan Gingerich • Ben Giroux • Leah Mei Gold • Jay Gragnani • Seth Green • Jack Griffo • Jorge Gutierrez • Ashleigh Crystal Hairston • Jess Harnell • Melissa Joan Hart • Jacob Hopkins • Telma Hopkins • Richard Horvitz • Sirena Irwin • David Jacks • Ken Jeong • Jan Johns • Jamie Kaler • Georgie Kidder • Matt Kirshen • Evan Kishiyama • Kana Koinuma • Bert Kreischer • Phil LaMarr • Mela Lee • Michelle Lewis • Tova Litvin • A.J. Locascio • Bruce Locke • Ethan Loh • Evangeline Lomelino • Jane Lynch • Ashlyn Madden • Angela Malhotra • Sunil Malhotra • Maureen McCormick • Vanessa Marshall • Amanda McCann • Jim Meskimen • Piotr Michael • Altara Michelle • Sydney Mikayla • Parsa Montazeri • Ethan Mora • Lea Moreno • Bill Mumy • Eric Nam • Sainty Nelsen • Sarah Niles • Hannah Nordberg • Jace Norman • Daran Norris • Colleen O'Shaughnessey • Grant Palmer • Chandni Parekh • Carson Pak • Rob Paulsen • Zoe Pessin • Thomas Robie • Andre Robinson • Zeno Robinson • Doug Rockwell • Daniel Ross • Alan Ruck • Joshua Rush • Alex Ryan • Jadon Sand • Makana Say • Lisa Schaffer • Charlie Schlatter • Annie Sertich • Mariel Sheets • Stephanie Sheh • James Sie • Lily Mae Silverstein • Christian Simon • Bria Singleton • Gunnar Sizemore • Tarreyn Van Slyke • Betsy Sodaro • Kath Soucie • Mindy Sterling • April Stewart • Alyson Stoner • Tara Strong • Cree Summer • Marc Summers • Kapil Talwalkar • Fred Tatasciore • James Arnold Taylor • Maddie Taylor • Stephen Tobolowsky • Lauren Tom • Cristina Valenzuela • Mason Vaughan • Kari Wahlgren • Mateus Ward • Shondalia White • Barry Williams • Gary Anthony Williams • Wade Williams • Matthew Willig • Debra Wilson • Luke Youngblood • Wilber Zaldivar • Calvin Zwicker

Film cast
David Tennant • Michelle Gomez • Katy Townsend • Billy Boyd • Candi Milo • Ruth Connell • Tru Valentino • Peter Ettinger • Dan Fogler • Amy Sedaris • Paul Wight • Chester Rushing • Harvey Guillén • Chris Parnell • Vargus Mason • Nick Kishiyama • Leigh Joel Scott

Former cast
Sean Ryan Fox • Collin Dean • Tex Hammond • Caleel Harris • Breanna Yde • Fred Willard • Wyatt Griswold • Christopher Swindle • Owen Rivera-Babbey • Philece Sampler • Asher Bishop • Wayne Brady • Jahzir Bruno • Bentley Griffin • Jaeden White • Sawyer Cole

[1] Ojidu, Mary (February 8, 2022). In conversation with Haley Tju (English) (Interview). ÁJÍFA. Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “HT: I’m Chinese Indonesian and a second generation American. I’m the youngest of five siblings and was born and raised in California. My siblings and I were dancers and my mom wanted us to stay busy as kids. We had these creative outlets and I’m so grateful for that. My older sister Brianne was scouted by an agency and they took me on too. We’re still represented by them to this day. That’s how I got into acting. I started at age 4 or 5 with commercials and kids television.”

[2] Tju, Haley. Get to Know Me (English). Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “I started my career at the young age of four in the film and TV industry and continued my acting journey until 2021. That’s when I decided to put my acting career on hold to fully pursue my other passions.”

[3] Ojidu, Mary (February 8, 2022). In conversation with Haley Tju (English) (Interview). ÁJÍFA. Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “HT: I’m still on a sort of break, although I do a lot of voiceover acting now. With on-screen acting, I need to heal within myself before I go back to that again.”

[4] Ojidu, Mary (February 8, 2022). In conversation with Haley Tju (English) (Interview). ÁJÍFA. Archived from the original on 2022-04-22. Retrieved on 2022-04-22. “HT: I’m Chinese Indonesian and a second generation American. I’m the youngest of five siblings and was born and raised in California. My siblings and I were dancers and my mom wanted us to stay busy as kids. We had these creative outlets and I’m so grateful for that. My older sister Brianne was scouted by an agency and they took me on too. We’re still represented by them to this day. That’s how I got into acting. I started at age 4 or 5 with commercials and kids television.”

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