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*[[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]] (''The Revenge of Bruticus'') | *[[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]] (''The Revenge of Bruticus'') | ||
*[[Thrust (G1)|Thrust]] (''Megatron's Master Plan'' episodes) | *[[Thrust (G1)|Thrust]] (''Megatron's Master Plan'' episodes) | ||
*[[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]] (''Dinobot Island, Part 1'' and ''Triple Takeover'') | *[[Trailbreaker (G1)|Trailbreaker]] (''A Plague of Insecticons, ''Dinobot Island, Part 1'' and ''Triple Takeover'') | ||
*[[Windcharger (G1)|Windcharger]] (''A Prime Problem'') | *[[Windcharger (G1)|Windcharger]] (''A Prime Problem'') | ||
*[[Wreck-Gar (G1)|Wreck-Gar]] (''The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1'') | *[[Wreck-Gar (G1)|Wreck-Gar]] (''The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1'') | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 21 July 2022
Albert Augier (February 29, 1924 - February 2, 2007) was a French actor and voice actor.
As both an actor and voice actor, his resume was incredibly diverse; while on one hand he voiced such comedic characters as Elmer Fudd and Colonel Klink (of Hogan's Heroes), he also played such serious roles as the director of Interpol in the Diabolik television series.
His most famous dubbing role may be the French voice of Huggy Bear in Starsky & Hutch.
Voice Roles
The Transformers
Main roles
- Blitzwing
- Breakdown
- Cloudraker
- Cliffjumper
- Crosshairs
- Devastator (Heavy Metal War only)
- Dion
- Divebomb
- First Aid
- Grapple
- Groove
- Hardhead
- Long Haul
- Menasor
- Narrator
- Punch
- Various Quintessons
- Seaspray
- Sinnertwin
- Skids
- Slingshot
- Snarl
- Soundwave
- Starscream (The Autobot Run, The Core and Microbots, then regular voice from Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1 onwards)
- Strafe
- Various Sweeps
- Teletraan I
- Wheeljack
- Wingspan
Occasional substitutions
- Alpha Trion (The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2)
- Astrotrain (The Gambler)
- Blurr (Chaos)
- Bonecrusher (The Secret of Omega Supreme)
- Brawn (The Master Builders)
- Dead End (Starscream's Brigade and Masquerade)
- Dirge (The Gambler)
- Drag Strip (Trans-Europe Express)
- Galvatron (The Rebirth, Part 1)
- Hot Rod (The Rebirth, Part 1)
- Huffer (The Autobot Run and A Prime Problem)
- Ironhide (Transport to Oblivion)
- Jazz (Prime Target)
- Mirage (The Autobot Run)
- Mixmaster (The Master Builders)
- Perceptor (The Gambler)
- Ramjet (The Revenge of Bruticus)
- Ratchet (Changing Gears and Microbots)
- Scourge (Dark Awakening and The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2)
- Scrapper (City of Steel and The Core)
- Shockwave (The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 2)
- Sideswipe (City of Steel and Day of the Machines)
- Silverbolt (War Dawn)
- Skuxxoid (Chaos)
- Skywarp (The Golden Lagoon)
- Sludge (Desertion of the Dinobots episodes)
- Smokescreen (3 episodes)
- Sparkplug Witwicky (Desertion of the Dinobots episodes and Blaster Blues)
- Sunstreaker (The Core and The Golden Lagoon)
- Swindle (The Revenge of Bruticus)
- Thrust (Megatron's Master Plan episodes)
- Trailbreaker (A Plague of Insecticons, Dinobot Island, Part 1 and Triple Takeover)
- Windcharger (A Prime Problem)
- Wreck-Gar (The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1)
Incidentals
- Doctor Arkeville (The Ultimate Doom episodes and Countdown to Extinction)
- Paul Gates (Day of the Machines)
- Sōji Yoshikawa (Kremzeek!)
- Hector Ramirez (Prime Target)
- Stylish man (Auto-Bop)
- Mr. Robbins (B.O.T.)
- Flint (The Killing Jar)
- Klementia (The Return of Optimus Prime)
The European French dub of The Transformers was pretty casual about maintaining voice actor continuity across episodes.
