Guillaume Lebon
Voice ActorGuillaume Lebon lends his voice to L in the French dub of Death Note. He works as a voice actor within the French-language dubbing industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Guillaume Lebon voice in Death Note?
Guillaume Lebon voices L in the French dub of Death Note, part of the cast that brought the anime to French-speaking audiences. It is his credited role in the franchise.
Who is Guillaume Lebon, the voice of L?
Guillaume Lebon is a voice actor who works within the French-language dubbing industry. He provides the French dub voice of L in Death Note.
Is there additional background information on Guillaume Lebon?
No additional birth date, hometown, or years-active information is documented for Guillaume Lebon. His known work includes voicing L in the French dub of Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note features Guillaume Lebon's voice work?
Guillaume Lebon's Death Note credit belongs to the French-language dub of the series, part of the cast that brought the anime to French-speaking audiences. In it, he voices L.
Is Guillaume Lebon part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note?
No, Guillaume Lebon is not part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note. He voices L for the French-language dub instead.
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