Les Trolls is the Canadian French dub of Trolls. It was released in theaters in Quebec, Canada on November 4, 2016.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[3] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 
|
Poppie
|
Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse (speaking) | |
| Anna Frances Meyer (singing) | |||
| Elia St-Pierre (baby) | |||
  
|
Branche
|
Martin Watier (speaking) | |
| Patrick Olafson (singing) | |||
| Benjamin Auclair (younger) | |||
|
Brigitte
|
Marie-Ève Sansfaçon | |
|
Roi Avarié Fils
|
Nicolas Savard-L'Herbier | |
|
Chef
|
Élise Bertrand | |
|
Cric
|
Nicolas Charbonneaux-Collombet | |
|
Biggie
|
Thiéry Dubé | |
|
Guy Diamant
|
Renaud Paradis | |
|
Cooper
|
Christian Perrault | |
|
DJ Suki
|
Pascale Montreuil | |
|
Satin
|
Geneviève Bastien | |
|
Chenille
|
Marie-Evelyne Lessard | |
|
Jean Nuage
|
Marc-André Bélanger | |
|
Miette
|
Louis-Philippe Dandenault | |
|
Roi Papi
|
Sylvain Hétu | |
|
Roi Avarié Père
|
Jean-Marie Moncelet | |
|
Grand-Mère Rosiepuff
|
Natalie Hamel-Roy | |
|
Todd
|
Pierre-Etienne Rouillard | |
|
Bobby
|
Daniel Lesourd | |
|
Harper
|
Marine Guérin | |
|
Moxie Dewdrop
|
Marguerite D’Amour | |
|
Mandy Sparkledust
|
Aurélie Morgane | |
|
Cookie Sugarloaf
|
Annie Girard | |
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