PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN™

Isaac Kingolo for KENNY “KONG” McFARLANE

Oct 07, 2026 Isaac Kingolo auditioning for KENNY “KONG” McFARLANE in PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN™

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KENNY “KONG” McFARLANE

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Kong is the guy who can turn a five minute conversation into a twenty minute story and somehow make you listen to the whole thing. He’s loud, animated and has absolutely no sense of when a joke has run its course.

People assume he’s stupid because he’s always screwing around. Kong knows they think that. He doesn’t exactly rush to correct them.

He’s actually pretty perceptive. He knows who’s pissed, who’s lying and when a situation is about to go bad. He just has a strange way of dealing with it.

He’s loyal, easy to like and occasionally capable of surprising everybody when he decides to stop messing around.

Voice description:

male young adult
male adult

The sides they read from:

“Man, screw this. Let’s just get something to eat.”
“Why is everybody acting like I’m the problem?”
“Alright, don’t answer that.”

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Isaac Kingolo for KENNY “KONG” McFARLANE

About Isaac Kingolo

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FOR VOICE ACTING

Because of my deep and monotone voice, it would generally bore people despite everyone saying I have a good voice. Kid me hated that. So because of that, with my interest in fictional medias like animation, I studied how to voice act. This helped me pitch my voice, add cadences to it and sell a feeling to people that heard me. Feelings like concern, positivity, sadness and humour to name a few. I even learned to do impressions and accents to entertain. Voice acting is just something that was natural to me and have a lot of fun doing.

FOR WRITING

Since as early as I can remember, I loved fictional media. This love for storytelling developed a passion in me to make stories. I used to make paper action figures of characters to play with them like toys in a story I've made up, named and even had things such as continuity in the episodes. Between 11-12 I was making stickman comics to tell stories as it effects and location wasnt limited to what I could find in the house. And at the age if 13, I realized how much I loved writing and wanted to persue a career in writing which caused me to open up Microsoft Word for the very first time.

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