Original Zombies crew: Ultimis names and voice actors
Takeo is voiced by Tom Kane. The BO1 versions of all four World at War maps use Ultimis, even where the World at War original used other Marines. Only one independent source, the Wiki, was found for that precise cast substitution on each remake.
On Call of the Dead, Ultimis are trapped behind a door and are not the playable team; rescuing them is the main quest. On Moon, Samantha occupies Richtofen’s body after the soul exchange, creating another playable identity; only one independent source, the Wiki, was found for this detail.
| Character | Identity | BO1 voice actor | Playable BO1 maps |
|---|---|---|---|
| “Tank” Dempsey | American US Marine corporal | Steve Blum | Kino der Toten, Ascension, Shangri-La, Moon; BO1 versions of Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese |
| Nikolai Belinski | Former Soviet Red Army sergeant | Fred Tatasciore | Kino der Toten, Ascension, Shangri-La, Moon; BO1 versions of Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese |
| Takeo Masaki | Former Imperial Japanese Army captain from a samurai family | Tom Kane | Kino der Toten, Ascension, Shangri-La, Moon; BO1 versions of Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese |
| Edward Richtofen | German scientist, Group 935 member and the crew’s leader | Nolan North | Kino der Toten, Ascension, Shangri-La, Moon; BO1 versions of Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt, Shi No Numa and Der Riese |
Five Zombies characters and their voice actors
“Five” takes place in the Pentagon. Its four political figures become the playable team during a zombie attack; they are fictional game portrayals.
These credits are specifically for Zombies. In the campaign, Kennedy is Chriss Anglin and Castro is Gustavo Rex. Only one independent source was found for the campaign Castro distinction: the Wiki. McNamara is Robert Picardo in both modes. Do not mix the campaign and Five cast lists.
| Character | Identity in Five | Voice actor in Five |
|---|---|---|
| John F. Kennedy | 35th US president | Jim Meskimen |
| Robert McNamara | US secretary of defense | Robert Picardo |
| Richard Nixon | Former US vice president; later the 37th president | Dave Mallow |
| Fidel Castro | Cuban prime minister | Marlon Correa |
Call of the Dead cast: actors playing themselves
The four playable actors appear as themselves, as described by the 2011 cast announcement. The Call of Duty Wiki and Wikipedia’s Zombies overview both identify them as their own voices, but we found no direct official statement establishing that they recorded every line. Game Developer’s contemporary report says Romero supplied his likeness; the Wiki says he did not voice or motion-capture the boss. Only one independent source was found for that explicit no-voice/no-motion-capture claim, and the interview it cites could not be read. We therefore leave the boss voice unattributed.
| On-screen character | Performer / role |
|---|---|
| Sarah Michelle Gellar | Sarah Michelle Gellar — playable |
| Robert Englund | Robert Englund — playable |
| Danny Trejo | Danny Trejo — playable |
| Michael Rooker | Michael Rooker — playable |
| George A. Romero | Romero’s likeness — non-playable boss; voice actor not confirmed |
Samantha, Maxis and other BO1 Zombies characters
| Character | Role | BO1 voice / evidence limit |
|---|---|---|
| Samantha Maxis | Maxis’s daughter and the zombie announcer before the Moon exchange | Julie Nathanson — Wiki and her Wikipedia filmography agree |
| Ludvig Maxis | Group 935 founder; heard in Kino recordings and Moon | Wiki credits Fred Tatasciore. Only one independent source found; his Wikipedia BO1 row lists Nikolai but omits Maxis, so this is not independently corroborated. |
| Dr. Schuster | Group 935 scientist heard in Moon | Tom Kane — Wiki and his Wikipedia filmography agree |
| Dr. Groph | Griffin Station scientist heard in Moon | BO1 voice not confirmed; a BO3 cast citation cannot establish a BO1 credit |
| Pentagon Thief / Yuri Zavoyski | Five’s weapon-stealing special enemy; an Ascension scientist | Wiki credits Fred Tatasciore, the only independent source found; whether this establishes spoken lines in Five is unconfirmed |
| Brock and Gary | Explorers trapped in Shangri-La’s time loop, heard through recordings | Voice actors not confirmed; only one independent source, the Wiki, found for these roles |
| Dr. Gersh | Scientist trapped in Ascension’s Casimir Mechanism | Wiki credits Nolan North; only one independent BO1 source found. North’s Wikipedia Gersh credit is for BO3. |
The BO1 Zombies storyline in one paragraph
Group 935’s work on Element 115 connects experiments, reanimation and teleportation. Samantha ends up inside the Moon Pyramid Device and controls the zombies. Richtofen travels with Dempsey, Nikolai and Takeo, obtaining the Golden Rod through Call of the Dead and the Focusing Stone through Shangri-La before reaching Moon. He exchanges souls with Samantha and takes control. Following Maxis’s instructions, the remaining crew’s rocket sequence strikes Earth. PC Gamer describes the remaining crew launching the missiles; the Wiki assigns the launch to Maxis. This is a brief account of the shared sequence, not a resolution of that difference.
Why did the COD Zombies cast say goodbye?
The farewell refers to the original crew’s Aether storyline, whose final chapter was Tag der Toten in Black Ops 4 in September 2019, according to the Treyarch statement reported by Charlie Intel and the Zombies overview. It is not evidence that the actors retired or that every later version of these characters ended.
Black Ops 1 campaign voice cast
Ice Cube voices Bowman, not one of the playable Zombies crew. We found no reliable explanation of why he accepted the role and do not infer a motivation. His promotional tweet called Bowman “Corporal,” while the Wiki and Wikipedia describe Chief Petty Officer Joseph Bowman. These rank descriptions conflict; neither changes the actor credit.
| Character | Actor | Distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Alex Mason | Sam Worthington | Campaign protagonist |
| Frank Woods | James C. Burns | Campaign role |
| Joseph Bowman | Ice Cube | Voice and likeness; also the multiplayer SOG announcer |
| Jason Hudson | Ed Harris | Campaign role |
| Viktor Reznov | Gary Oldman | Returning campaign character |
Characters and actors FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the original BO1 Zombies characters’ names? | Tank Dempsey, Nikolai Belinski, Takeo Masaki and Edward Richtofen. Together they are called Ultimis. |
| Who voices Takeo in Black Ops 1? | Tom Kane, supported by the character page and his performance list. |
| Is JFK voiced by the same actor in Five and the campaign? | No. Jim Meskimen in Five, Chriss Anglin in the campaign. |
| Are the Call of the Dead actors the playable original crew? | No. Four actors play themselves; Ultimis are trapped non-playable characters in the quest. |
| Who did Ice Cube voice in BO1? | Joseph Bowman in the campaign and the SOG multiplayer announcer. His casting motivation was not confirmed. |
| Is Romero’s Zombies voice confirmed? | No. His likeness is documented, but we could not establish the boss voice actor. |
How this guide was written
This BO1 reference was checked against the listed sources on 2026-10-24. This site does not host the game. We have not completed these steps in the browser version; the cast and story notes are research, not a browser gameplay result. Wiki pages are one independent source; filmography omissions, unavailable interviews and single-source credits are marked rather than filled in.
Sources and scope
- Call of Duty Wiki: Ultimis (crew background)
- Call of Duty Wiki: Tank Dempsey
- Call of Duty Wiki: Nikolai Belinski
- Call of Duty Wiki: Takeo Masaki
- Call of Duty Wiki: Edward Richtofen
- Wikipedia: Steve Blum performances
- Wikipedia: Fred Tatasciore
- Wikipedia: Tom Kane
- Wikipedia: Nolan North filmography
- Call of Duty Wiki: Five
- Call of Duty Wiki: JFK in Zombies
- Call of Duty Wiki: McNamara in Zombies
- Call of Duty Wiki: Richard Nixon
- Call of Duty Wiki: Castro in Zombies
- Call of Duty Wiki: JFK in the campaign
- Call of Duty Wiki: Castro in the campaign
- Wikipedia: Jim Meskimen
- Wikipedia: Robert Picardo
- Wikipedia: Dave Mallow
- Wikipedia: Call of Duty: Black Ops (cast)
- Wikipedia: Call of Duty Zombies (celebrity voice cast)
- Call of Duty Wiki: Call of the Dead
- Call of Duty Wiki: George A. Romero
- Engadget (2011): Call of the Dead cast announcement
- Game Developer (2011): Romero lends his likeness
- Call of Duty Wiki: Samantha Maxis
- Wikipedia: Julie Nathanson
- Call of Duty Wiki: Ludvig Maxis
- Call of Duty Wiki: Schuster
- Call of Duty Wiki: Groph
- Call of Duty Wiki: Yuri Zavoyski
- Call of Duty Wiki: Brock
- Call of Duty Wiki: Gary
- Call of Duty Wiki: Gersh
- PC Gamer: Zombies story
- Call of Duty Wiki: Moon
- Call of Duty Wiki: Richtofen’s Grand Scheme
- Charlie Intel (2019): final Aether chapter
- Call of Duty Wiki: Alex Mason
- Call of Duty Wiki: Frank Woods
- Call of Duty Wiki: Joseph Bowman
- Wikipedia: Sam Worthington
- Wikipedia: Ice Cube
- Kotaku (2010): Ice Cube as Bowman
- FutureFive (2010): Activision/Treyarch voice cast announcement