Gabe Khouth

Gabriel Forest Khouth (November 22, 1972 – July 23, 2019) was a Canadian voice and television actor who worked for Ocean Studios in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Early life Khouth was born in North Vancouver. He was the younger brother of voice actor Sam Vincent. Khouth was born with tricuspid atresia and had heart surgery when he was 10.

Career Khouth had played several roles in anime, most notably Nicol Amalfi in Gundam SEED. Khouth also acted in the live-action punk cult film Terminal City Ricochet. Later on, he guest-starred as Hector on MacGyver, and then moved on to Stephen King's 1990 supernatural horror TV miniseries It, taking the role of Victor Criss. He appeared as Rodney in Ernest Goes to School. He also appeared in Santa Baby, in which he played Skip the Elf. He played Spinner Cortez on Hot Wheels Battle Force 5. He also played Sneezy/Mr. Clark in ABC's Once Upon a Time.

Personal life Khouth was married to Yuki Tani and had two children.

Death Khouth died on July 23, 2019 when he suffered from cardiac arrest while riding his motorcycle, which caused him to crash. He was 46 years old.

Filmography Animation Year Title Role Notes 2001 Star Ocean EX Ashton Anchors 2002 Tokyo Underground Ginnosuke Isuzu 2002–2004 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Orko / Mekaneck / Oracle / Wizard 2 / Andreenid #1 2004 Inuyasha the Movie: Fire on the Mystic Island Dai / Roku 2006 The Story of Saiunkoku Hakumei Heki Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses Felix 2009–2012 Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 Spinner Cortez / Quardian 2014 Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures Do-Ug/Tip Dr. Dimensionpants Underwater Man / Underwater Dad 2016–2017 Beyblade Burst Ken Midori 2018 Nina's World Squire 2018–2020 Zoids Wild Pach (posthumous role)

Live-action Year Title Role Notes 1990 It Victor Criss TV miniseries 2006 Santa Baby Skip Television movie 2011–2018 Once Upon a Time Mr. Clark / Sneezy 10 episodes 2015 Turkey Hollow Buzz Television movie 2018 A Series of Unfortunate Events Lou Episode: "The Hostile Hospital: Part 1" 2020 Woke Burnt Toast Man Episode: "Rhymes with Broke"; Posthumous release; Final acting role 2021 Pennywise: The Story of It Himself Documentary film; Posthumous release