Vincent de Boüard – Wikipedia

Vincent de Boüard is a French actor.

Interpreter on the screen of several secondary or recurring roles as in the movies Chouans! or The whims of a river , but also in telefilms of which Gaspard’s fortune Where he plays the main role, he remains essentially active in dubbing. He is notably the regular French voice of Joel David Moore ^{[ first ]} and Christopher Denham ^{[ first ]} as well as between one of Blake Bashoff’s voices ^{[ first ]} , DJ Qualls, Ryan Kennedy ^{[ first ]} Lukas Haas ^{[ first ]} An Erik Knudsen ^{[ first ]} . There is also a regular voice of animation like the Big Bang character in Kid Paddle ^{[ 2 ]} , Ichigo Kurosaki, in the anime Bleach ^{[ first ]} Dance as Soma Asman Black Butler or Kaio Shin de l’Est (Kibitoshin) in Dragon Ball Z Kai, la saga Boo And Dragon Ball Super .

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Very young, Vincent de Boüard did an internship at the National Dramatic Center, the Campagnol Theater, with Jean-Claude Penchenat ^{[ 3 ]} . Following this experience, he took drama courses at the Municipal Conservatory of Dramatic Art in Meudon ^{[ 3 ]} then private lessons at C. A. T. L. with Jacqueline Chabrier ^{[ 3 ]} .

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It was at 18 that he began his professional career in the theater. He stayed for 20 years to work, train and improve ^{[ first ]} .

In 1988, he played Yvon in the film Chouans! by Philippe de Broca ^{[ 4 ]} .

In 1989, he won Clément’s main role in an episode of the television series Coffee break ^{[ 5 ]}

In 2000, he played the main role of the short film Compulsory swimming ^{[ 6 ]} .

Continuing his theatrical career, it was during one of his performances, that he is noticed by Danielle Perret and Vincent Violette who offers her to try and familiarize himself with dubbing. He stated :

“Vincent Violette made me meet Catherine Le Lann who gave me time to learn this” new job “. »»

– Vincent de Bouard ^{[ first ]}

Since then, Vincent de Boüard has become, among others, the French voice of Joel David Moore ^{[ first ]} and Christopher Denham ^{[ first ]} , as well as between one of Blake Bashoff’s voices ^{[ first ]} , DJ Qualls ^{[ first ]} , Ryan Kennedy ^{[ first ]} Lukas Haas ^{[ first ]} An Erik Knudsen ^{[ first ]} . It is also a regular voice of the animation known for the character Ichigo Kurosaki in the anime , Bleach ^{[ first ]} Dance as Soma Asman Black Butler or Kaio Shin de l’Est (Kibitoshin) in Dragon Ball Z Kai, la saga Boo ^{[ first ]} .

In parallel, he frequently lends his voice to different media such as advertisements, ads or cultural programs for Radio France ^{[ 7 ] , [ 8 ] , [ 9 ]} .

From 2013 to 2015, he interpreted King Venceslas in the play, UBU ROI ^{[ ten ] , [ 11 ]} .

• 1985: Singing for a planet by Étienne Rebaudeno, directed by Jean Rougerie, comedy of Paris
• 1986: Lie by Jean Cocteau, directed by Sarah Sarrabezolles, Lutetia hotel
• 1987: Walk From Sławomir Mrożek, directed by Laurent Terzieff, Théâtre 13
• 1988: The blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck, directed by Alfredo Arias, theater of Aubervilliers
• 1990: Richard II by William Shakespeare, directed by Yves Gasc, Théâtre des Célestins, theater of the workshop
• 1992: Red hair of Jules Renard, directed by Marcel Guignard, theater of the Belfort pillar
• 1993-1994: Time against time by Ronald Harwood, directed by Laurent Terzieff, Théâtre La Bruyère, Théâtre des Célestins
• 1994: Like a dream of and staged by Sarah Sarrabezolles, Festival d’Avignon
• 1996: Hélène by Jean Audureau, directed by Jean-Louis Thamin, Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier
• 1997: The libertine by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, directed by Bernard Murat, theater Montparnasse
• 1997: Nathan the sage by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, directed by A. Lang, Comédie-Française
• 1998: Amadeus by Peter Shaffer, directed by Léonard Cobiant, Palais des Arts
• 1999 : En route by Hermann Hesse, directed by Laurent Gutmann, theater of Sartrouville
• 1999 : Hamlet of Jules Laforgue after William Shakespeare, directed by Sarah Sarrabezolles, Palais des Arts
• 2002: The look by Murray Shisgal, directed by Laurent Terzieff, theater Rive Gauche
• 2006: Three years According to Anton Tchekhov, directed by Jean-Claude Idée, little Montparnasse
• 2007-2009: Andromache of Racine, directed by Declan Donellan, Théâtre des Bouffes-du-Nord, Théâtre du Nord
• 2009-2011: The night just before the forests by B. M. Koltès, directed by Sarah Sarrabezolles (on tour)
• 2011: Dealing with Clair (Claire en affaires) by Martin Crimp, directed by Sylvain Maurice, theater of Sartrouville, new theater of Besançon
• 2013-2015: UBU ROI Alfred Jarry, directed by Declan Donellan, Théâtre des Gémeaux-Sceaux (tour) : King Wenceslas

Unless otherwise indicated or complementary, the information mentioned in this section comes from the database IMDb ^{[ twelfth ]} and site Talent Box ^{[ 13 ]}

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