Gaëtan Wenders is a Belgian actor and voice artist, recognized for his work in French dubbing for anime and live-action productions. Born in Brussels on April 10, 1968, he is a native French and English speaker, and also proficient in German and Luxembourgish. His physical attributes and training, which includes time at the Mudra dance school in Brussels and Dakar, the Conservatoire de Paris, and study under Herbert Bergof and Uta Hagen in New York, contribute to his versatile performance style.

Wenders has built a substantial career in voice acting, particularly in the dubbing of Japanese anime into French. He is credited with numerous roles spanning over two decades. His filmography includes work on a wide array of series, with notable credits in major titles such as Fullmetal Alchemist, Eureka Seven, and Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion. He also provided the French voice for characters in the popular series Black Lagoon, Samurai Champloo, and Blood+. One of his most recognized roles in anime is as the character Matthew Williams in the 2017 dystopian science fiction film Genocidal Organ, based on the novel by Project Itoh. In addition to his anime work, Wenders has contributed to dubs for other international productions, such as the CGI series Chaotic.

Beyond his voice acting for animation, Gaëtan Wenders is a professional multilingual actor with a diverse career in film and television. He has appeared in on-screen roles, including a part in the series The New Look and the film The Abyss. His linguistic skills allow him to work across different markets, and he has also taken on roles as an international co-producer to facilitate collaborations between US and European film productions. He is an active member of the Union Des Artistes association, supporting the rights of fellow performers.