This article is about the European French dub. For the Canadian French dub, see here. |
Blanche Neige is the European French dub of Snow White. It was released in theaters in France on March 19, 2025.
Cast[]
Character | Actor[1] | ||
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Blanche Neige
|
Emmylou Homs | |
Jeanne Delafont (younger) | |||
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La Méchante Reine
|
Ingrid Donnadieu (speaking) | |
Victoria Sio (singing) | |||
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Jonathan
|
Martin Faliu | |
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Simplet
|
Damien Witecka | |
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Timide
|
Christophe Lemoine | |
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Grincheux
|
Agustin Jacob | |
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Atchoum
|
Michel Leroussau | |
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Joueux
|
Pascal Nowak | |
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Prof
|
Bruno Magne | |
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Dormeur
|
Arneud Léonard | |
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Le Chasseur
|
Vincent Touré | |
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Le Miroir Magique
|
Serge Biavan | |
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|
Laurent Maurel | |
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Le Roi
|
Dan Menasche | |
Adittional voices
|
Max Geller | ||
Piere-Louis Bonnat | |||
Augustin Bonhomme | |||
Aude Saintker | |||
Raphaël Cohen | |||
Fabien Jacquelin | |||
Laurent Blanpain | |||
Franck Gourlat | |||
Gilles Sallé | |||
Nahla Attali | |||
Steven Dagrou | |||
Amandine Bataille | |||
Melissa Berard | |||
Moira Conrath | |||
Océane Demontis | |||
Mathieu Canaby | |||
Grégory Lerigab | |||
Leelou Garms | |||
Charlotte Berry | |||
Marion Burah | |||
Cerise Calixte | |||
Rasheed Ferrache | |||
Michaël Lelong | |||
Nicolas Dorian | |||
Mia Pasanisi | |||
Jeanne Delafont | |||
Dan Menasche | |||
Melody-Rose Roman Holmes | |||
Sacha Tomassian | |||
Tim Houdaille |
Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director
|
Marie-Eugénie Maréchal | ||
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Musical director
|
Quentin Bachelet | ||
Adaptation
Lyricst |
Philippe Videcoq-Gagé | ||
Sound engineers
|
Nicolas Pointet | ||
Laureen Mazeau (songs) | |||
Sound editing
|
Guillaume Bérat | ||
Mixing engineer
|
Frédéric Dray | ||
Production manager
|
Clémence Guenoun | ||
Creative supervisor
|
Emilie Dubos |
Music[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
Notre monde est beau
(Good Things Grow) |
Léovane Raud | ||
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Jeanne Delafont | |||
Dan Menasche | |||
Grégory Lerigab | |||
Mathieu Canaby | |||
Pascal Nowak | |||
Choir | |||
Notre monde est beau (Reprise Roi)
(Good Things Grow, Kings Rerise) |
Dan Menasche | ||
Notre monde est beau (Reprise Villageois)
(Good Things Grow, Villagers Reprise) |
Mia Pasanisi | ||
Sacha Tomassian | |||
Tim Houdaille | |||
Melody-Rose Roman Holmes | |||
Emmylou Homs | |||
Il suffit d'un souhait
(Waiting On A Wish) |
Emmylou Homs | ||
Heigh-Ho
|
Bruno Magne | ||
Pascal Nowak | |||
Michel Leroussau | |||
Christophe Lemoine | |||
Augustin Jacob | |||
Arnaud Léonard | |||
J'ai tous les droits
(All Is Fair) |
Victoria Sio | ||
Siffler en travaillant
(Whistle While You Work) |
Emmylou Homs | ||
Michel Leroussau | |||
Pascal Nowak | |||
Arnaud Léonard | |||
Christophe Lemoine | |||
Augustin Jacob | |||
Bruno Magne | |||
Choir | |||
Des problèmes de princesse
(Princess Problems) |
Martin Faliu | ||
Emmylou Homs | |||
Le monde en couleur
(A Hand Meets a Hand) |
Emmylou Homs | ||
Martin Faliu | |||
J'ai tous les droits (Reprise)
(All Is Fair, Reprise) |
Victoria Sio | ||
Il suffit d'un souhait (Reprise)
(Waiting On A Wish, Reprise) |
Emmylou Homs | ||
Notre monde est beau (Reprise)
(Snow White Returns) |
Emmylou Homs | ||
Choir | |||
Notre monde est beau (Final)
(Good Things Grow, Finale) |
Emmylou Homs | ||
Martin Faliu | |||
Choir |
Trivia[]
- Serge Biavan reprises his role as Magic Mirror in the Canadian French dub.
- While the original 1938 French lyricist for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, whose lyrics were kept in every re-dub, has never been revealed, the credits of this remake mention Christian Jollet, who wrote lyrics for Disney in the late 1960s and early 70s. It is unlikely he was the lyricist in 1938 for the French dub of the animated movie made in the United States.
References[]
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