Anne-Bérengère Pelluau is a French actress whose work encompasses stage, television, and voice acting, with a significant body of work in dubbing for film and animation. She was born in Paris and is bilingual in English and French, also speaking fluent German. Her acting training was undertaken at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York, where she studied with Robert Castle, and she has also worked with coach Bob Swaim in Paris. This training led to her involvement with the International Theatre New York company, with which she has performed in various productions. Since 2004, she has also been involved in organizing workshops in France for the International Theatre New York.

Pelluau's path to voice acting came through the encouragement of fellow actors, which piqued her curiosity about the discipline. She has since built an extensive career dubbing foreign-language productions into French. Her voice work covers a wide array of live-action series and films. Notable television dubbing credits include roles in American Horror Story, Sex Education, The Good Fight, Riverdale, Supergirl, and Why Women Kill. She has also provided French voices for films such as Shazam!, Widows, and more recently, the 2024 films House of Spoils and The Killer's Game.

In the realm of animation, her voice acting roles are documented to include several projects. She provided the French voice for the character Goldva in the 2021 anime adaptation of Shaman King. Her other animation credits include the roles of Kino, Shakoor Satori, Swei, and Dewdrop in various other animated series.