of the character had cameos in the Justice League and Justice League Unlimited animated series. Dzundza reprised his role as Perry White in the 2006 direct-to-video animated film Superman: Brainiac Attacks. Perry White appears in Superman: Doomsday, voiced by Ray Wise. Here, he is bald but shares the same characteristics as the comics counterpart. Perry doesn't physically appear in The Batman, but Lois calls him on the phone in one scene of "The Batman/Superman Story Part 1." Perry White appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Battle of the Superheroes", voiced by Richard McGonagle. He says his lines "Great Caesar's ghost" and "Don't call me Chief." Perry White appeared in All-Star Superman, voiced by Ed Asner. Perry appears in Superman: Unbound voice by Wade Williams. Perry White appears in the Justice League Action episode "Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp", voiced by Piotr Michael. He quoted "Great Ceasar's Ghost" when he was giving his opinion on Daily Bugle reporter Sid Sharp's idea for a new superhero following Clark Kent beating him to the story where Superman stopped some bank robbers using technology from Apokolips. Following Superman and Sid Sharp escaping from Apokolips, Sid Sharp goes to tell Perry White the experience he had which he told to the other staff members only to find that Clark Kent managed to get a scoop. Though Clark Kent secretly allowed Sid Sharp to take the credit for the story. Rocky Carroll voiced the character in the films The Death of Superman and Reign of the Supermen. After Lois Lane gives Doomsday his name on live television during the creatures battle with Superman across Metropolis, Perry orders the Daily Planet's staff to name Doomsday as the headline of the newspaper's new page 1, which Cat Grant speculates no one will be left to read it if Doomsday isn't stopped. Television In the 1950s Adventures of Superman television and radio series, Perry was played by John Hamilton, who typically barked "Great Caesar's ghost!" when angry, exasperated, or surprised. (The phrase became the title and theme of an episode.) His other trademark line was "Don't call me 'chief'!" Both of these lines eventually became staples in the comics. In at least one episode, it is revealed that Perry has served a term as mayor of Metropolis before becoming editor-in-chief on the Planet. In the episode "Drums of Death", Perry White has a sister named Kate.