Voiced most times by John Turturro. Images of the Francesco Bernoulli voice actors from the Cars franchise. John Turturro (born February 28, 1957) is an Italian-American actor who performed the voice of Francesco Bernoulli for Cars 2, Cars 2: The Video Game and Cars: Fast as Lightning.
Outside Cars 2, John was known for his many roles in the movies such as 1994's Quiz Show (where he played as Herb. Cars 2 (2011) - Cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Who's your favorite Francesco Bernoulli voice actor? Who do you want to hear next?
John Turturro (born February 28, 1957) is an Italian-American actor who performed the voice of Francesco Bernoulli for Cars 2, Cars 2: The Video Game and Cars: Fast as Lightning. Outside Cars 2, John was known for his many roles in the movies such as 1994's Quiz Show (where he played as Herb Stempel, a competitor of the game show Twenty-One) and 1991's Barton Fink (where he played the. See image of John Turturro, the voice of Francesco Bernoulli in Cars 2 (Movie).
Francesco Bernoulli is a major character in the 2011 Disney/Pixar animated film Cars 2. He is selected as one of the racers to take part in the World Grand Prix, alongside his main rival Lightning McQueen. Francesco Bernoulli grew up in the shadow of the famous Monza race course in Italy where he and his friends would sneak onto the track and race the famous Pista di Alta Velocita bank turn.
Francesco Bernoulli: [at the Tokyo World Grand Prix party, Francesco spots Lightning] Ah! Lightning McQueen! Buona sera! Lightning McQueen: Uh, nice to meet you, Francesco. Francesco Bernoulli: Yes, nice to meet you too. You are very good looking.
Not as good as I thought, but you're good! Mater: 'Scuse me, can I get a picture with you? [drives next to Francesco] Francesco Bernoulli: Ah. Known for voicing Francesco Bernoulli, and Goat. View 7 images and 1 sound of John Turturro's characters from their voice acting career.
Was born Feb 28 - Brooklyn, New York, USA. Francesco's last name, Bernoulli, is a reference to Daniel Bernoulli, a Dutch/Swiss mathematician who published ground.