Béatrice Bruno is a French actress, primarily known for her extensive work in dubbing for French-language versions of films and television series. Born in Paris, she has built a career that spans several decades, appearing in both live-action roles and providing voices for numerous animated and live-action productions. While her live-action credits include films such as Corps à cœur and La Maladie de Sachs, as well as television appearances, she is most recognized for her voice work.

Bruno's career in voice acting includes a significant number of roles in anime series dubbed into French. She voiced the character Kelly Jenar in the French television adaptation of Gatchaman II, titled Gatchaman, le combat des galaxies. This same character, Kelly Jenar, is also the role she performed for the series Eagle Riders, a later adaptation of the Gatchaman material. Her work in the science fiction genre extended to the educational series Seimei no Kagaku Micro Patrol, known in French as Il était une fois... la Vie, where she provided the voice for the character Globine among others. In the comedy series Sasuga no Sarutobi, which was broadcast in France as L'Académie des ninjas, she voiced the character Mandoline.

Beyond the specific roles mentioned, Bruno's voice can be heard in a variety of other animated series. Her credits include voices in Nicky Larson, Denver, le dernier dinosaure, Graine de champion, and Pro Stars. In addition to animation, she has been the regular French dubbing voice for several actresses in live-action television, most notably Melissa Gilbert as Laura Ingalls in La Petite Maison dans la prairie, and Nakia Burrise in various Power Rangers series. Her film dubbing work includes providing the French voice for actresses such as Tatum O'Neal, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Elizabeth Perkins.