Have you caught wind about who brings Smurfette's voice alive in this latest Smurfs movie? Yep, it's none other than Rihanna. But there's another surprise that's worth noting—the sinister wizards, Gargamel and Razamel, are voiced by a super talented genderqueer actor. You didn't see that coming, did you? p>
The Smurfs are back on screen with an exciting tale that promises something special no matter your age. John Goodman, who's got plenty under his belt from his days on Roseanne, steps in as Papa Smurf. He's kidnapped by those pesky wizards, Gargamel and his brother Razamel, which kicks off Smurfette's adventure. With Rihanna lending her voice, Smurfette gathers a wild group, including voices from Nick Offerman and James Corden, on a mission packed with laughs and thrills. p>
While critics might be divided, there's a bright spot this movie offers, especially if you're part or an ally as an LGBTQ+ audience. J. P. Karliak, who's already wowed audiences as Morph in X-Men '97, brings all their dynamic energy as both Gargamel and Razamel. It's hard not getting swept up in it! p>
You wouldn't believe how Karliak snagged this dual gig. In an interview with Out magazine, they shared their unexpected journey, starting with an invite just meant as a test run with Smurfs' infamous bad guys. But as things went on, they easily stood out. Karliak joked about expecting just a small role like "Smackity Smurf" and was thrilled when they landed Razamel. And when they filled in with a Gargamel impression, everyone was blown away, nabbing them both roles. p>
Gargamel's always had this vibe—quirky, flamboyant, maybe a bit "fruity," with his flowing black cloak. Karliak leaned right in, sharing their love with Out magazine, saying, "I've always got a thing with villains." When they mentioned being drawn more towards characters like Skeletor rather than macho heroes like He-Man, it made you think. Characters like Cobra Commander—that kind, campy villainy? It's a delight, isn't it? p>
J. P. Karliak isn't just voicing Gargamel and Razamel. They're a seasoned voice actor, celebrated on both big screens and small, and they're someone who rocks both he and they pronouns. From hits like X-Men '97 and Sing 2, their work has spanned across popular series like Rugrats and even video games like The Last Of Us Part II. In 2025, they took on a big piece in Smurfs lore, bringing a fresh twist on those classic villains. p>
The Smurfs movie? It's out there right now, a riot and a half with its colorful, heartwarming shenanigans. And if you're looking out especially keenly, savoring some queer representation in a family fave? You shouldn't miss this. We want your take! What did you think? Share your insights below and let's keep it respectful. Enjoy! p>
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