10 years before The Flame, Jonathan Cohen took part in… Tarantino’s film!

No, this is not a lie from Serge Mithos!

Actor Jonathan Cohen, who was recently seen in Sentinel on Amazon Prime Video (and who is currently working on the sequel to The Flame and the Flambeau), has indeed voiced Eli Roth in the French version of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds. feature film.

Indeed, between 2006 and 2015, before he became popular today and while his career in film and television was gradually developing, Jonathan Cohen dubbed several American actors known for occasional important films.

In Tarantino’s famous war film, Jonathan Cohen dubbed the role of Eli Roth, Donnie Donowitz, etc. “Jew Bear”, a formidable deputy to Lt. Rayne (played by Brad Pitt) and famous for hunting Nazis with baseball bats.

But in terms of dubbing, this small foray into Tarantino’s filmography is not the actor’s only weapon.

Over the years, Jonathan Cohen has also lent his voice to Brad Pitt himself (read by the Coen brothers in Afterburn, while the star is mostly dubbed by Jean-Pierre Michel), Oscar Isaac (in the excellent Inside Llewyn). Davis and the former Machina), Ryan Reynolds in The Voices, Mark Ruffalo in Daddy Cool, as well as the hero of Ninja Assassin, played by South Korean actor Jun Ji-hoon.

On television, Mark’s future interpreter in La Flamme also provided a vocal interpretation of the character of Ted Prag (played by Matthew John Armstrong in the famous TV series Heroes).

Finally, on the animation side, Jonathan Cohen was also able to have fun and slip behind some colorful characters: the extravagant Doctor Nefario, Gru’s right-hand man in the Despicable Me trilogy, Tope-Là in the secret world of emoji emojis. Or the digital scammer in Spamley Ralph 2.0.

Did you know the voice of Jonathan Cohen on other English speaking actors or other animated characters?

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