Gendarme Gets Married: Which famous Disney villain is voiced by Claude Gensack?

A new character in the “Le Gendarme” saga, Josepha Le Francois, played by Claude Gensac, first appeared in the film Le Gendarme se marie (1968). Her meeting with Master Sergeant Crucho (Louis de Funes) is a spark, both literally and figuratively!

But Claude Gensac hasn’t always played wives who are a little too patient with their angry husbands in de Funes films, he’s also done some dubbing and no less, most notably as a Disney villain!

Indeed, in the 1960s, The Mickey Company had all of its animated classics re-dubbed by modern actors to make the films more accessible to a new generation. These sounds are what the 70s to 2000s generation experienced as children.

And in this case, in 1962, Gensac recorded the French voice of the Witch Queen, also called the Wicked Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It is also interesting that, unlike the original version, the voice of the witch (the queen, once turned into an old woman) is voiced by someone else, although it is the same character.

In any case, the faithful actor of the films of Louis de Funes (he is also in the vacancies of the Oscar or Les Grands, among many others) to the famous question in relation to the mirror: “Who has perfect and pure beauty?”

Claude Gensac isn’t the only member of the Gendarmes cast with a Disney connection, as Christian Marin (Merlot) doubles as a cotton carpet during the film’s first dubbing and Michel Modo (Berlicotti) voices the cook. Cuzco, Megalo Emperor.

First of all, there is the audio history of the Aristocats, narrated by Louis de Funes, with his recognizable voice and talent for bringing texts to life. Listening without moderation.