Alain Clavier is a Québécois voice actor known for his extensive work in the French dubbing of films and television series for the Quebec market. His career is primarily documented through his contributions to dubbing, where he has lent his voice to a wide array of characters across several decades.

Clavier's involvement in anime voice acting is notable for his role in the classic series "Jungle Taitei" (also known as "Kimba the White Lion"), which was dubbed in Quebec as "Le Roi Léo". In this production, he provided the voice for the protagonist, the young lion Leo, connecting him to a significant and beloved work in the history of animation. Beyond this iconic role, his other work in animation includes voicing characters in series such as "Astro le petit robot" (Shin Tetsuwan Atom) and "Casper et les anges" (Casper and the Angels).

Throughout his career, Alain Clavier has built a substantial portfolio as a dubbing artist, with his work spanning numerous productions. His filmography as a voice actor includes dubbing performances for a variety of actors in live-action films and series. Some of the notable films for which he contributed include "Philadelphia," "Dave," "Maverick," and "National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1". On television, his voice could be heard in series like "Mannix," "Land of the Giants," and "Upstairs, Downstairs". This extensive body of work highlights his versatility and enduring presence in the Quebec dubbing industry, where he has voiced characters across different genres and formats.