Tristan Harvey is a Canadian voice actor from Quebec, born on July 1, 1977, who is prominently known for his work in the French Canadian dubbing of films, television series, and animated programs. His interest in voice work was sparked in childhood by his father, who would read stories using different voices for each character. This early inspiration led him to drama classes at the Conservatoire Lassalle and the Ateliers Danielle Fichaud, followed by specialized training in dubbing at the Parlimage school. His career began with voice work in commercials and documentaries, and he secured his first major dubbing role in the series Cold Squad shortly after his debut.

In the realm of animation, Harvey is recognized for his role as the voice of Dragonoid in the French Canadian versions of the anime-influenced series Bakugan: Battle Planet and its sequel, Bakugan: Armored Alliance. Both series were dubbed at the studio Difuze, with Sébastien Reding serving as the voice director. This work represents a notable credit in his animation filmography.

Beyond his voice work, Harvey has made significant contributions to the dubbing industry in Quebec. He became the head of the team responsible for Doublage.qc.ca, a website supported by the Union des Artistes that serves as a key resource for information on dubbing in the French-speaking world. He was also appointed as the head of the Comité de doublage du Québec, a committee that coordinates efforts to protect and promote the interests of its members in the dubbing sector.

His career is, however, far more extensive and defined by his role as the regular French Canadian voice for several prominent Hollywood actors. He is particularly well-known for dubbing Seth Rogen in numerous films, including 40 ans et encore puceau, Nos pires voisins, and Le Roi lion, as well as for providing the voice for Kevin James, Ricky Gervais, and Jason Sudeikis in their respective films. Additionally, he has lent his voice to major blockbuster characters, such as Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films and the voice of the Decepticon Starscream in Transformers. He has also been the official voice of Télévision de la Francophonie (TV5) and has contributed to radio programs on Radio-Canada.