Iroh's Voice Actor Slams Paramount: 'Straight Up Evil,' Doesn't Care About Avatar

Greg Baldwin, the beloved voice of Uncle Iroh from *Avatar: The Last Airbender*, just unleashed a scathing attack on Paramount. He didn't mince words, declaring the studio "straight up evil" and asserting they "do not value the franchise." This is a significant claim from a veteran of the industry.

Fans know Baldwin best as the full-time voice of the wise Uncle Iroh in *ATLA*'s third season, a role he reprised in *The Legend of Korra*. His explosive comments follow a series of controversies plaguing the *Avatar* universe under Paramount's watch. The much-anticipated *Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender* film, initially slated for theaters, was shunted to streaming — only to reportedly leak online. Adding insult to injury, a new *ATLA* RPG was recently canceled, fueling fan frustration.

Baldwin, who spent thirty years as a paralegal observing studio executives, claims they are "slippery and clueless." He insists Paramount's "soulless bastards" hold "contempt for a show about grace and redemption." Baldwin's age (65) and belief that Nickelodeon won't rehire him gave him license for this "truth bomb," stating he speaks freely because his "pocketful of f*cks is seriously depleted."

“Paramount is straight up evil. I assure you. They. Do. Not. Value. The. Franchise.”