He had a mouth, but it was a voice that was silent.
Alain Dorval, who dubbed Sylvester Stallone in 48 films, died of cancer at the age of 77, at the Gustave-Roussy hospital in Villejuif (Val-de-Marne), he who was exactly the same age, give or take a month , as the actor of “Rocky” and “Rambo”, for whom he was the vocal double for millions of French people, a comforting voice for several generations.
“It was an incredible print, almost a tattoo.
It's very rare that we are even more attached to the French voice than to the original voice.
I grew up with her since I was little,” reacts the children’s favorite singer, Aldebert, moved, who made Alain Dorval work on the song “le Monstre”, in the album “Enfantillages 4”.
He had been looking for “a warm but impressive voice to play the monster” for a while, and came across the teaser for “Rambo V” on a platform, while skipping Boxing Day.
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