Charles Borg is a French voice actor known for his work in the dubbing of animated series and films, particularly for anime and western animation into French. His career is primarily documented through his substantial body of voice credits in French-language versions of popular series.

Borg has voiced a wide array of characters across different genres. He is notably recognized for his role as Keith Goodman, the hero known as Sky High, in both the first and second seasons of the anime series Tiger & Bunny. His other anime voice credits include roles such as Darryl in Archer, Scott Maning in Blue Gender, Brian in Devil May Cry, and Kuramochi in Moonlight Mile. He has also contributed additional voices for major series like Hunter x Hunter (2011) and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. Beyond anime, his work extends to American animation and live-action series, where he has voiced Etrigan and Jason Blood in Justice League, Terry Bradshaw in Scooby-Doo and Compagnie, and Governor Roshti in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, as well as a role in the film RahXephon: The Movie.

While specific details about formal training or early career beginnings are not widely publicized, Borg's consistent work demonstrates a long-standing presence in the French dubbing industry. His filmography reveals recurring collaborations with a pool of French voice actors and direction teams. For instance, in Tiger & Bunny, he worked alongside regular French dubbing talents such as Martial Le Minoux, Bruno Méyère, and Jochen Haegele, under the direction of Grégory Laisne. This pattern of working with a consistent group of professionals is common within the dubbing community.

A notable achievement in Borg's career is his sustained portrayal of Keith Goodman/Sky High across multiple installments of the Tiger & Bunny franchise, spanning from the first season to its sequel released years later. His involvement in the French adaptations of internationally acclaimed series like Star Wars: The Clone Wars and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure also highlights his contribution to bringing major global franchises to French-speaking audiences.