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Acting
April 13, 1922
December 29, 2012
Paris, France
ean Topart (13 April 1922 – 29 December 2012) was a French actor. He was considered one of the best known voices on French television for decades. In addition to providing the voices and narration for television series and animated films, Topart often dubbed American and other foreign films into French. Topart was born in Paris, on 13 April 1922. His sister, actress Lise Topart, died in a plane crash in Nice, France, on 3 March 1952. In 1973, Topart starred in the French science fiction animated film, Fantastic Planet, which was directed by René Laloux. Best known for his voice work, Topart co-starred in the 1981 Franco-Japanese animated television series, Ulysses 31, and The Mysterious Cities of Gold in 1982. He narrated the 2000 French animated series, Argai: The Prophecy. Topart was cast in the French version of numerous foreign language films, including DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp for Disney in 1990. He was cast as narrator for the French-language release of the 2002 Walt Disney Animation Studios film, Treasure Planet, known as La Planète au trésor, un nouvel univers in French. Topart also dubbed the French-language voices for many foreign live-action films, including The Elephant Man in 1980, Birdy in 1984, and Amadeus in 1984. Outside of animation, Topart was a member of the Théâtre national populaire (TNP), a French theater troupe, from 1950 to 1960 before entering film and television. His live-action film credits included Angélique, Marquise des Anges by Bernard Borderie in 1964 and Claude Chabrol's Chicken with Vinegar in 1985. His last on-screen film was the 2000 comedy, Les Acteurs, directed by Bertrand Blier. Topart died in Le Port-Marly, Yvelines department, France, on 29 December 2012, at the age of 90. He was survived by his two daughters and five grandchildren. French Minister of Culture Aurélie Filippetti released a statement following Topart's death calling him, "one of the inimitable voices of French cinema." Source: Article "Jean Topart" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA.

Narrator (voice)
2004

Le narrateur (voice)
2000

Filmmaker in the style of 'Jean-Pierre Melville'
2000

Narrateur
1986
Me Roze
1985

Docteur Philippe Morasseau
1985

Monsieur 'Le Dragon Bleu'
1984

Zeus (voice)
1981

Nicolas Octave Marcellin, pharmacist
1981

Emile Zola
1978

as Narrator (voice)

as Le narrateur (voice)

as Filmmaker in the style of 'Jean-Pierre Melville'

as Narrateur
as Me Roze

as Docteur Philippe Morasseau

as Monsieur 'Le Dragon Bleu'

as Zeus (voice)

as Nicolas Octave Marcellin, pharmacist

as Emile Zola

as Lindauer

as Speaker's voice (voice) (uncredited)

as le quinquagénaire

as Me Bloch

as Créon

as Golf club director

as The unknown

as Master Sinh (voice)

as Narrator (voice)

as Narrator (voice)
as Porphyre

as Katanga

as Chief

as Frank Herman

as Zanror

as Narrator (French version)

as Lieutenant Sakki

as Judge Brack

as Monsieur Henri

as Bayard

as Le chef

as Luversant

as Monsieur Robert

as Monsieur Robert

as Heurbin

as Récitant (voice)

as Don Salluste

as Maître Bourié

as Andréa de Felipone / Sir Williams / George Stowe / le prince Potoniev

as Duke Henri de Guise

as Boisberthelot

as Henri de Guise

as Récitant (voice) (uncredited)

as Le Bret

as Désiré, Butler

as Banco

as Narrator (voice)

as Gilles Pierrefort

as Self

as Paul Malray adult