Philippe Dumat

Philippe Dumat (March 4th 1925 - January 10th 2006) was a Acteur French.

Biography

Born with Neuilly-sur-Seine, the Philippe young person wants to become actor, in spite of the disapproval of his parents. In 1943, is 18 years old, it enters to the theater Pigalle and becomes the lining of three roles in a musical comedy, Only a kiss . On this subject, during a hearing for Fire of heavens , the continuation of this comedy, it meets Alfred Pasquali, actor and director (known to be the voice of Merlin the Enchanter in the cartoon of Disney). This one, in spite of some unpleasant words, engages it in this comedy as… a chorus-singer, which Philippe Dumat refuses in front of the bad character of Pasquali.

Meanwhile, it was engaged to play of the big roles in province in the parts the Carrying one bread and the Two Kids .

In 1956, it integrates the troop of Robert Dhéry, the side of, inter alia, Colette Brosset, Jacques Legras, Pierre Tornade and, occasionally, Louis de Funès and plays theater in London the new version of Branquignol, the feather of my aunt.

He remembers with recreation the representations in English language, and in particular Colette Brosset, who caused the laughter when she requested information with her accent " frenchy ".

He plays in a dozen parts filmed for the famous emission With the theater this evening, and some small roles with the cinema.

Married to Nicole Vervil (an actress that one in particular seen in the saga of the gendarmes in Saint-Tropez ), it is this one which will involve it in the world of doubling. Previously, he was exerted already in the medium of the Théâtre since the 18 years age, just after the Second world war.

Its voice quickly becomes the prerogative the many malicious ones of cartoons. Initially by Satanas in the series the insane ones of the wheel, then in person selected by Peyo to play Gargamel in Schtroumpfs to the psychopath Picsou .

It doubles softer characters on television: Mr. Drummond in Arnold and Willy, the father of Eight that is enough, John Bosley in Drôles ladies or mythical the Obi-Wan Kenobi of the Star Wars.

He dies in the night of the 10 to the January 11th 2006. Since April 2001, it presented all the promotional advertisements on the station radio Rire and Songs.

Source: article of " the Gazette of Doublage" ()

Selective Voxography

Films

Mr. Snoops in Adventures of Bernard and Bianca King Bedaine, (Dalben in the 2nd doubling) in Taram and the Magic Cauldron

But also:

Televised series

But also:

  • John Bosley (interpreted by David Doyle) in Drôles ladies
  • the father Tom Bradford (interpreted by Dick Van Patten) in Eight that is enough
  • Uncle Arthur (interpreted by Paul Lynde) in My witch beloved
  • Otto Mannkusser (interpreted by Kenneth Mars) in Malcolm
  • Ben Maltock (interpreted by Andy Griffith) in Maltock
  • Sergeant Schultz (interpreted by John Banner) in Papa Schultz

Cartoons and puppets

in Snorky Diabulus in S.O.S. Phantoms

External bonds

  • the catalog of films supplements of Philippe Dumat on IMDb

  • the complete voxography of Philippe Dumat on Doublagissimo!
  • a long portrait of the actor on the Gazette of Doubling

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