Christian Pelissier is a French actor and theatre director, born on September 2, 1945, widely recognized for his extensive work in dubbing for animated series and films as well as video games. His career is rooted in theatre, where he has performed in numerous plays since 1966 and taken on directing roles for various productions.

Pelissier is particularly known for lending his voice to a vast array of characters in French-dubbed anime and Western animation. In the magical girl series Mahou Shoujo Lalabel, known in French as Le Monde Enchanté de Lalabel, he voiced the character Papajou Verdurin. He also contributed to the anime Attacker You!, which aired in France as Jeanne et Serge, providing the voice for Mr. Daïmon. Another example of his work in anime is his role as Myunihausen Jr. in the film Urotsukidōji 2.

Beyond these specific roles, Pelissier's voice is iconic to French audiences for several landmark animated series. He is famously the French voice of Captain Haddock in the animated series The Adventures of Tintin. He also voiced the villainous Mojo Jojo in both the 1998 and 2016 versions of The Powerpuff Girls, and the character Yao in Disney's Mulan and its sequel Mulan 2.

In the realm of video games, Pelissier is a prolific voice actor, with notable performances in major franchises. He provided voices for numerous characters in The Elder Scrolls series, including Vivec in Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls Online, various male Khajiit and Argonian characters in Oblivion, and Galmar Stone-Fist in Skyrim. His other prominent video game roles include Glottis in Grim Fandango and Salvador in Borderlands 2.

Throughout his career, Pelissier has become a regular French voice for several international actors, including Mark Margolis and Edward James Olmos. He is also the consistent French voice for the Star Wars character Bossk across various animated series and video games. His broad and enduring body of work has made him a highly respected figure in the French dubbing industry.