His face is familiar to moviegoers and theatergoers, and his voice has marked viewers of many cartoons. Actor Jacques Ciron, who often provided voice acting during his career, died Wednesday at the age of 94, according to his blog. In the shadow of studies broadcast by AFP journalist Jean-François Guyot.
Jacques Ciron lent his voice to many animated characters; including Alfred, the butler of bat Man, in the 1990 series of the same title. He’s also voiced the character in Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher’s superhero movies, as reported. assigned – so much so that the French DC Comics Twitter account, owner of the bat-man license, paid tribute to him.
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Gala adds that Jacque Ciron has often officiated for the Disney studios, dubbing the Mad Hatter fromAlice in Wonderland or the magic mirror of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. We also hear it in pinocchio and the cartoon babaraccording to the YouTube channel AlloDoublageTV.
In a completely different register, he is the French voice of the formidable child-killing clown Gripsou in the two-part TV movie. Is – Came backthe first adaptation of Stephen King’s novel released in 1990.
But far from sticking to dubbing studies, he has also acted in theater and on the screen. Born on May 17, 1928 in Paris, he reverses the tables of the 50s and gives the answer, according to Gala, Jean Marais or Jean-Paul Belmondo. On the big screen, he shot for the greatest, by Roger Vadim (And God created the woman1956) to Claude Berri (together is all2006) through Gérard Oury (Brain1968), often in small roles.
Source: BFM TV
