A veteran Voice actor.
Although he does voiceovers for video game, he doesn't play video games.
Cousin of Tina Cole, Cathy Green, Liza Rey, Candy Conkling, Jamie Conkling, Chris Conkling, Xandra Conkling, and Carolyn Thomas.
Half-brother of Ric de Azevedo and Lex de Azevedo.
In 1999, released his album "Inside Out." The album contains various love songs by various artists including James Taylor and Carly Simon reworked and performed in gay perspective.
In his interview as seen in Robotech: Battlecry (2002) (VG), when asked if he plays video games, Cam claims that during his time of his younger days, video games did not exist at those times during the 1950s to the early 1980s and that he does not have the dexterity to play video games. That is why he voices for various entertainments including video games instead of choosing to play video games.
Is also a part-time Disney Channel announcer.
Nephew of King Sisters Maxine King, Luise King, Donna King, Yvonne King, and Marilyn King, guitarist/big-band leader Alvino Rey, musician Buddy Cole, and record label executive James Conkling.
Prior to working on "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (1987/I) with Peter Renaday, he portrayed Sir Henry Baskerville in the play "The Hound of the Baskervilles" alongside Peter Renaday.
Proud sponsor of Camp Will-A-Way, a camp for the mentally and/or physically disabled
Son of Robert Clarke and Alyce King.
Speaks Spanish fluently.
Studied voice acting under voice actor Michael Bell. One of the most important things Bell taught him was to never audition with a voice he couldn't sustain, which would damage his voice as well as alienate potential clients.
Voice can be heard as a back-up in the 3rd Bass rap lyrics of "Pop Goes the Weasel".
Voice of Leonardo from the original "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (1987/I) animated series of the late 1980s, and later the voice of Prince Adam/He-Man for the 2002 Mike Young-Produced series remake of "Masters of the Universe vs. the Snake Men" (2002).
Was part of the original uncredited 1989 English voice cast for Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984), which at the time was retitled "Warriors of the Wind", cut roughly 20 to 30 minutes of footage and changed a number of characters' names, much to the anger of Miyazaki himself. Clarke voiced Asbel of Pejite, whose name was changed to Prince Milo. When Walt Disney Studios re-released Nausicaa in America in 2005 with the restored footage and a new voice cast which followed the film's proper dialogue and proper character names, Clarke's performance was replaced by Shia LaBeouf.
Was the original English voice of Kaneda in the original English language version of Akira by Streamline Productions. When distribution rights changed in America from Streamline to Animaze in 2001, the original English language version was replaced, and Clarke's performance as Kaneda was replaced by Johnny Yong Bosch.