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'''Daniel Gall''' ([[October 2]], [[1938]] - [[December 9]], [[2012]]) was a French actor of stage and film, who specializes in voice-over work. As syndical representative of the Syndicat Français des Artistes Interprètes (a French voice-over artists union), he fought a 25-year battle for intellectual property rights for voice-over artists in France, which was settled in 2005. | '''Daniel Gall''' ([[October 2]], [[1938]] - [[December 9]], [[2012]]) was a French actor of stage and film, who specializes in voice-over work. As syndical representative of the Syndicat Français des Artistes Interprètes (a French voice-over artists union), he fought a 25-year battle for intellectual property rights for voice-over artists in France, which was settled in 2005. | ||
Although he was best known as the voice of Actarus in ''Goldorak'' (Duke Fleed in ''UFO Robo Grendizer''), he had a long career of dubbing over voices, including David Banner on the 1978 ''[[Hulk|The Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, Lennie Brisco on ''Law & Order'' and Saren Arterius in ''Mass Effect''. | Although he was best known as the voice of Actarus in ''Goldorak'' (Duke Fleed in ''UFO Robo Grendizer''), he had a long career of dubbing over voices, including David Banner on the 1978 ''[[Hulk|The Incredible Hulk]]'' TV series, Lennie Brisco on ''Law & Order'' and [[Fred Tatasciore|Saren Arterius]] in ''Mass Effect''. | ||
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Daniel Gall (October 2, 1938 - December 9, 2012) was a French actor of stage and film, who specializes in voice-over work. As syndical representative of the Syndicat Français des Artistes Interprètes (a French voice-over artists union), he fought a 25-year battle for intellectual property rights for voice-over artists in France, which was settled in 2005.
Although he was best known as the voice of Actarus in Goldorak (Duke Fleed in UFO Robo Grendizer), he had a long career of dubbing over voices, including David Banner on the 1978 The Incredible Hulk TV series, Lennie Brisco on Law & Order and Saren Arterius in Mass Effect.
