| This article is about the Canadian French dub. For the European French dub, see La Reine des neiges II (European French). |
La Reine des neiges II is the Canadian French dub of Frozen II. It was released in cinemas in Quebec, Canada on November 22, 2019.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Anna
|
Véronique Claveau | |
|
Elsa
|
Aurélie Morgane (dialogue) | |
| Charlotte Hervieux (songs) | |||
|
Kristoff
|
Gabriel Lessard (dialogue) | |
| Michaël Lelong (songs) | |||
|
Olaf
|
Marc Labrèche | |
|
Agnarr
|
Tristan Harvey | |
|
Iduna
|
Éveline Gélinas (dialogue) | |
| Prisca Demarez (songs) | |||
|
Lieutenant Mattias
|
Fayolle Jean Jr. | |
|
Roi Runeard
|
Sylvain Hétu | |
|
Yelena
|
Claudine Chatel | |
|
Ryder
|
Alexandre Bacon | |
|
Honeymaren
|
Marie-Ève Sansfaçon | |
|
Grand-Père
|
Guy Nadon | |
|
Bulda
|
Pascale Montreuil | |
|
Chef Northuldra
|
Frédérik Zacharek | |
|
Kai
|
Patrick Chouinard | |
| La Voix | AURORA | ||
| Ahtohallan voices | |||
|
Hans
|
Nicolas Charbonneaux-Collombet | |
|
Le Duc de Weselton
|
Jacques Lavallée | |
| Anna jeune | Lhasa Morin | ||
| Elsa jeune | Charlotte St-Martin | ||
Additional voices
|
Frédéric Desager | ||
| Pascale Montreuil | |||
| Philippe Martin | |||
| Patrick Chouinard | |||
| Catherine Hamann | |||
| Annie Girard | |||
| Stéfanie Dolan | |||
| Rose-Maïté Erkoreka | |||
| Frédérik Zacharek | |||
| Frédéric Millaire Zouvi | |||
| Dany Boudreault | |||
| Adrien Bletton | |||
| Marguerite D'Amour | |||
| Arielle Circé | |||
| Jacob Lemieux | |||
| Frédéric Larose | |||
| Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director + Translator
|
Valérie Bocher | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Musical director
|
Pierre Bédard | ||
Lyricist [France]
|
Houria Belhadji | ||
Creative Supervisor
|
Virginie Courgenay | ||
Creative Executive
|
Boualem Lamhene | ||
Mixing studio
|
Dubbing Brothers | ||
Choir[]
| Émilie Josset
Benoît Leblanc Dominic Lorange Marcel De Hêtre Philippe Martel |
Catherine Léveillé
Dominique Faure Marianne Mathieu Michaël Lelong [France] |
Music[]
| Song | Singer(s) | ||
La Berceuse d'Ahtohallan [European French recording]
|
Prisca Demarez | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Point d'Avenir Sans Nous
|
Véronique Claveau | ||
| Charlotte Hervieux | |||
| Marc Labrèche | |||
| Michaël Lelong | |||
Dans un Autre Monde [European French recording]
|
Charlotte Hervieux | ||
| AURORA | |||
Quand Je Serai Plus Grand
|
Marc Labrèche | ||
Le Chant du Renne (Nouvelle version)
|
Michaël Lelong | ||
J'ai Perdu le Nord
|
Michaël Lelong | ||
Je Te Cherche [European French recording]
|
Charlotte Hervieux | ||
| Prisca Demarez | |||
Libérée, Délivrée [European French recording] (2013 Recording)
|
Charlotte Hervieux | ||
Tout Réparer
|
Véronique Claveau |
Trivia[]
- Following issues with Anaïs Delva about working conditions in France, she was replaced in the role of Elsa in this movie by Charlotte Hervieux, and Quebec still used France's version for Elsa singing voice.
- Éveline Gélinas, the speaking voice of Iduna, and Gabriel Lessard, the speaking voice of Kristoff, had recorded the songs at first (Gabriel already sang for Kristoff in the original movie and the shorts), but Disney eventually decided to use the European French voice for Iduna's singing, and to use a French singer for Kristoff, for unknown reasons.
- The VOD/DVD/BD credits do not mention Ahtohallan Voices.
See also[]
References[]
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