Jimmy Redler, also known professionally as Jim Redler, is a French actor born on July 19, 1986, who has built a substantial career primarily in voice acting, particularly in the dubbing of animated series and films for the French market. He is the son of actor Thierry Redler and comes from a family with connections to the acting profession. Beyond his voice work, Redler has also appeared in several French television films and series throughout the 1990s and 2000s.

Redler is widely recognized as the regular French voice for a number of prominent American actors, including Shia LaBeouf, Corbin Bleu, and Jack Quaid, lending his voice to their performances in numerous live-action films. In the realm of animation and anime, he has become a highly prolific and sought-after voice actor, contributing to a wide array of series.

His anime filmography is extensive and features many leading roles. He is notably the French voice of Legoshi in the acclaimed series BEASTARS, a role he has reprised across its multiple seasons. He voices the protagonist Izumi Miyamura in the romantic comedy Horimiya and its follow-up, Horimiya: The Missing Pieces. His other significant anime roles include the brooding Édouard IV in Requiem of the Rose King, the skilled swordsman Sabito in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, and Yu Ominae in the 2022 version of Spriggan.

Redler's work also encompasses major franchises and popular series. He is the voice of Kord Gleis in Attack on Titan The Final Season, Kotaro Higashi in the CGI anime Ultraman, Shun Kaido in The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.: Reawakened, and Yusuke Tashiro in Noblesse. His career in animation began earlier with roles like Chad "Kicker" Jones in Transformers: Energon, a part that connects to his long-standing association with the Transformers franchise, for which he has also voiced Sam Witwicky in the live-action films. Other notable credits include Jin Kazama in Tekken: Bloodline, Laios in Delicious in Dungeon, and the Samurai Sword in Chainsaw Man. His body of work demonstrates a consistent and high-profile presence in the French dubbing industry.