James Lewis, a versatile actor and voice artist hailing from Washington, D.C., has made significant contributions to the world of film and audio. His role in the 2002 family comedy "Like Father, Like Son" showcased his comedic chops, but it’s his extensive work in independent films and voice acting that truly captivates collectors. Noteworthy titles like "For Love of Liberty," which earned the NAACP Award for Best Documentary, and his work in "Euphoria," which won a gold medal at the Houston Film Festival, highlight his range and commitment to impactful storytelling. Collectors seek out Lewis’s work not just for his prominent roles, but also for his dynamic voice performances in beloved franchises. His portrayal of iconic DC Comics characters, including Green Lantern and Nightwing, in the acclaimed audio adaptation "Crisis on Infinite Earths," earned him an Audiofile Award and solidified his place in the hearts of fans. With numerous accolades under his belt, including a Telly Award and recognition from Audiofile Magazine for his audiobook "Who Is the Black Panther," Lewis remains a sought-after figure in both film history and physical media collections.