Víctor Agramunt is a retired Spanish actor recognized for his extensive career in dubbing, particularly for his voice work in anime series and live-action films during the 1980s and beyond. He is considered a veteran and respected figure in the dubbing profession in Spain, with a career that also spanned theatre, radio, and television, where he took on roles both as an actor and a director.

In the realm of anime, Agramunt contributed his voice to several notable series for their Spanish dubs. As the user query specifies, he provided the voice for the character George Collins, also known as Jouji Kitayama, in the series Kyōryū Tankentai Born Free. His portfolio includes a significant number of roles in the classic series Saint Seiya, also known as Los Caballeros del Zodiaco. He debuted in the very first episode as the voice of the Patriarch and went on to voice the protagonist Shun de Andrómeda for the first twenty-six episodes. His other roles in the same series included Cassios, Andrómeda Negro, Moses de Ballena, and several other characters across various episodes. Beyond Saint Seiya, his anime dubbing credits include the role of the Count of Rochefort in Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds, the Narrator in Kyōryū Daisensu Aizenborg, Arthur Hopkins in Yu-Gi-Oh!, and a role in an episode of Pocket Monsters: Diamond & Pearl. He also lent his voice to the Spanish versions of the animated film Vampire Hunter D and the live-action film Priest.

In addition to his anime work, Agramunt was a habitual voice actor for several prominent international actors in live-action productions, including Robert Duvall, Franco Nero, and Alan Arkin. He was also recognized for his work as a dubbing director. His professional status is listed as retired.