Claude Dasset was a French actor and narrator, primarily known for his extensive voice work in dubbing foreign films and animation for the French market. His full name was Claude Ange Georges Dasset.

Dasset's career spanned several decades, with his voice becoming familiar to French audiences through numerous animated series, particularly those imported from Japan. His work formed a core part of the French-language versions of many popular anime shows during the 1970s and 1980s.

In addition to his animation work, Dasset had a significant career in live-action dubbing, lending his voice to actors such as Donald Pleasence, including the role of Dr. Sam Loomis in the French dub of Halloween, la nuit des masques. He was also active in radio, notably providing the voice of the super-villain Léon Klakmuf in the cult comedy serial Signé Furax.

As an anime voice actor, Dasset's roles were numerous and varied. He frequently voiced older, authoritative, or villainous characters. Some of his most notable roles include the musketeer Athos, as well as Mr. de Treville and Planchet, in the series Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds. He provided the voices for both Musculo and Roi Bobo in the One-Million Year Trip: Bander Book special. In the series Acrobunch, he voiced the character Daros. He also played a variety of roles in Tom Sawyer, including Mr. Dobbins, Joe l'Indien, and Dr. Mitchel, and voiced General Jackal and Vrastok in Capitaine Flam. His versatility is further demonstrated by his performances as Seskapile and Bic in Les Mondes engloutis and the Narrator in Georges de la jungle.

While Dasset often worked with a consistent pool of French voice actors such as Roger Carel, Pierre Tornade, and Jacques Balutin on projects like Lucky Luke, the collaborative nature of dubbing means his work is defined more by the breadth of his characterizations across numerous productions than by fixed partnerships with directors or studios. His career was marked by high productivity and a consistent presence in French animation dubbing until his death in 1989. His contribution was fundamental in introducing and popularizing numerous international animated series for French-speaking audiences.