Anya Taylor-Joy's Mario Voice Acting Struggles

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Anya Taylor-Joy just cleared up a big mix-up about her voice acting start. Turns out, when she puked on her first gig, it wasn't voicing Princess Peach like folks thought.

She dove in blind, screaming for eight straight hours, shugging water to keep going, and it hit her hard.

Jack Black, her co-star from the Mario World, backed her up on how brutal voice work can be. He says three hours is his max, even with tea and honey to save his throat.

It's no joke. Those vocal sessions wreck your pipes fast. Fans have been buzzing about that Peach story, but Anya said it straight, saying little her back then faced a real learning curve.

Voice acting looks easy, but it's tough physical labor that catches newbies off guard. She's never hurled during peach takes, which eases her mind.

Now both she and Jack are back voicing in the Super Mario Galaxy movie, dropping April 1st, 2026, alongside Chris Pratt, Charlie, Day, and more heavy hitters.

Word from Anya reminds us, celebs got real struggles too, keeping that Hollywood grind honest as we wait for more Mario magic.