Max André was a French voice actor born in Paris on August 1, 1938, and he passed away on November 10, 2020. His career was primarily focused on dubbing, where he lent his voice to numerous animated characters and live-action roles for French-language versions.

André is notably recognized for his work in anime, providing the French voice for the antagonist Lavik in the series Moero Arthur: Hakuba no Oji. This role placed him within the French dubbing cast of the Toei Animation production, which aired in France under titles such as King Arthur. Beyond this specific credit, his voice acting in animation included the character Horrifido in the series Dr. Zitbag's Transylvania Pet Shop during the mid-1990s. His work also extended to feature films, such as voicing the character The Great Rhinoceros in Babar: The Movie.

In addition to animation, André was active in dubbing for live-action television and film. He was known for being the regular French voice for actor Ron Rifkin in the majority of his roles. Another example of his dubbing work includes voicing actor Richard Hope in the French-dubbed version of the Hercule Poirot episode Taken at the Flood. His career also encompassed work in video games, such as providing voice work for the 2009 release Assassin's Creed II. Beyond performance, André also contributed as an ADR director, overseeing French dubbing for various productions, including the anime series One Piece.