Rémi Caillebot is a French voice actor known for his extensive work in the dubbing of anime series and animated films for the French-language market. His career spans several decades, during which he has lent his voice to a wide variety of characters, ranging from young protagonists to complex antagonists.

Caillebot's filmography demonstrates a prolific career with a significant number of leading and supporting roles. Some of his most prominent work includes voicing Kurapika in the 2011 adaptation of Hunter x Hunter, a role that brought him to the attention of many anime fans in France. He is also the French voice of Akira Takizawa in the Eden of the East series and its subsequent films, and he played Renton in the film Eureka Seven - good night, sleep tight, young lovers. His repertoire includes the character Dark in D.N.Angel, Raki in Claymore, and Joshua in Chrono Crusade.

In addition to these roles, Caillebot has voiced characters in many other popular series. He is the voice of Kai Ichinose in Forest of Piano, Kiriya Nouzen in 86, and Haruto Okonogi in Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan. He has a notable presence in the Fairy Tail universe, providing the French voices for multiple characters including Leon Bastia, Max, Jet, God Serena, and Zancrow. He also voices Yûichi Katagiri in Tomodachi Game and Ivan Karelin, also known as Origami Cyclone, in the Tiger & Bunny series. More recently, he has taken on the role of Loki in Record of Ragnarok and Aguero Agnes in Tower of God. His work extends to animated films as well, such as playing Tsuneo in Josee, The Tiger and the Fish, Takao Akizuki in The Garden of Words, and featuring in the cast of the French-produced film Tout en haut du monde (Long Way North). He also voices Prince Lotor in the French version of the American production Voltron: Legendary Defender.

Beyond anime, Caillebot's work includes video games, such as voicing Vampire Cookie and Affogato Cookie in CookieRun: Kingdom, and he is also credited with the role of Brakmar Prince in the French animated series Wakfu. Throughout his career, he has frequently worked with various French dubbing directors and studios, including Grégory Laisne on series like Tiger & Bunny and Mélanie Anne on Tomodachi Game, demonstrating his consistent presence in the French dubbing industry. His extensive body of work has established him as a familiar and respected voice in French-language anime localization.