French comedian Jose Lucion, known for voting for Al Pacino since 1995, has died at the age of 72.
French comedian Jose LucionVoted to specialize and famous American actors in the field of duplication, died at the age of 72.
Born in 1949, he is the son of actress Micheline Lucion. After studying at the Center d’Art Dramatique de la rue Blanche, he spent fifteen years on the theater stage, working in several series and films.
Particularly in the field of dubbing, he became known for his deep and gravel voice to many American actors, especially Al Pacino, whom he has voiced since 1995, in feature films such as Heat, L ‘Sunday Hell, Insomnia, or more recently the Irish.
Throughout his prolific duplication career, Jose Lucion has also made his mark in the service of other actors such as Bo Bridges and Kevin Weissman, whom he also accompanies on television.
More episodically and sometimes for only a few roles, he also voices Joe Mantenia (Godfather 3), Marlon Brando (Godfather, 2008 in Redubling), John Travolta (Carrie the Devil), Bill Paxton (UFO), John Turturro (Money Color), H Keitel (my stepfather and us), Ron Perlman (Alien, Easter) or even Michael Rucker (Suicide Squad).
Slightly less present in the field of animation, it still explains the cunning Balthazar in rank and fun Abraham Van Helsing in the latest parts of the Hotel Transylvania Saga.
Jose Lucion is also a mythical voice in video games and casts his vote for mythical characters like Victor Sullivan (also Sulli) UnchartedMarcus Phoenix in Gears of WarScott Shelby rolled over pouring rain Or even Tom Sheldon JustCause.
Source: allocine
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