Éric Legrand

Born

August 5, 1952

Died

May 22, 2025 (72 years old)

Known For

Acting

Place of Birth

Paris, France

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Éric Legrand is a French actor and artistic director.

Particularly active in voice acting, he is known for, among other things, being one of the recurring French voices of Owen Wilson, a regular voice of Cameron Daddo and Frank Whaley as well as John Slattery, Billy Zane and Alexis Denisof or occasionally Christopher Heyerdahl, Reed Diamond, Lou Diamond Phillips, John Pyper-Ferguson and Michael Vartan.

He has also worked on a number of dubbing projects for Japanese anime and animated series, such as Saint Seiya for Seiya or Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super for the characters Vegeta and Yamcha, as well as other additional voices.