Netflix's 'Angry Birds Summer Madness': 5 things you didn't know about Gigi Saul Guerrero

The Mexican-Canadian actress voices Stella in 'Angry Birds Summer Madness,' a Netflix animated show set in a fictional camp called Splinterwoods
'Angry Birds Summer Madness' follows the escapades of a young Red and friends (Netflix)
'Angry Birds Summer Madness' follows the escapades of a young Red and friends (Netflix)

Netflix is bringing a brand new show titled  'Angry Birds Summer Madness' by the end of January. Following the escapades of the younger versions of Red, Chuck, Bomb, and Stella during their stay at Camp Splinterwoods, it already looks like the show is going to be a hoot.

'Angry Birds Summer Madness,' a spin-off series based on the blockbuster 'Angry Birds' movie franchise, will show the different friends at a camp attempting to outdo each other in activities like basketball, dodgeball, paintball, water sliding, and more. It also looks like the pigs will be making appearances, most likely as foils. The aged-down characters will be mentored and supervised by Mighty Eagle. You could also take a look at 'Dawn of The Croods,' 'Hotel Transylvania,' and 'Teen Titans Go' if you're looking for other family-friendly animated content. Now without further ado, let's take a look at the actors voicing the furious furballs.

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Gigi Saul Guerrero as Stella

Gigi Saul Guerrero is a filmmaker and actor of Mexican and Canadian descent. She graduated with Honors with BA in Motion Picture Production from Capilano University, Canada. Guerrero gained recognition for creating and directing the 2017 horror web series 'La Quinceanera. Variety magazine had listed her as a part of the new wave of Latino talent. Her interest in horror films grew after she stole a VHS of 'Child's Play.' However, she was too scared to sit through the entire film.

Gigi Guerrero at the premiere of 'La Quinceañera' (IMDb)

Ty Olsson as Bomb

Ty Olsson is an actor of Canadian descent. He was raised in Ottawa, where attended Canterbury High School and specialized in drama, dance, and music. Olsson continued to study acting at Studio 58, a professional theatre training school. He has appeared in '2012,' 'Godzilla,' 'War for the Planet of the Apes,' and both parts of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn'. Olsson has also worked as a voice actor. He has two daughters, Dagan and Mackenzie. 

Ty Olsson has voiced the character of Bomb (Frederick M Brown/Getty Images) 

 

Other cast members

Other actors who are a part of 'Angry Birds Summer Madness' are Adam Kirschner, Ana Sani, Deven Mack, Ian Hanlin, Peter Kelanis, and Tabitha St Germain. 

'Angry Birds Summer Madness' is set to premiere on January 28, 2022. You can watch it on Netflix. 

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