Edwige Lemoine is a French comédienne, born on December 29, 1973, who is primarily known for her extensive work in dubbing. Her career is marked by a unique dual background in both music and theatre. She began studying piano at the age of eight and went on to win several prestigious prizes at various conservatories in the Paris region, including the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris. Alongside her musical pursuits, she developed a passion for acting, taking drama courses and winning a first prize for theatre in 1994. This combination of skills has allowed her to build a career that alternates between concerts, stage performances, and voice acting.

While Edwige Lemoine is a prominent figure in the French dubbing industry, her voice work in anime is one facet of a much broader career. She is perhaps most widely recognized by animation fans for providing the French voice of Rosélia, the garden-talent fairy, in the direct-to-video Tinker Bell film series from Disney, a role she reprised in several sequels and specials. Her work in animation also includes voicing characters in feature films such as Ramsey in The Good Dinosaur, Silver in The Angry Birds Movie 2, and Mimi in Princess Dragon. Beyond film, she has lent her voice to various animated series, including a role as Melissa in the French dub of Juniper Lee.

In the specific realm of Japanese anime, one of her credited roles is in the series Flint: The Time Detective, where she voices the characters Sara and Jillian in the French adaptation. This connection to the series is a clear example of her participation in bringing Japanese animation to French-speaking audiences.

Beyond animation, the vast majority of Lemoine's work is in dubbing for live-action film and television. She is particularly known for being one of the regular French voices for a number of prominent actresses. Her most notable recurring collaborations include dubbing Ashley Greene as Alice Cullen in The Twilight Saga films, Rebel Wilson in numerous comedies, and Lady Gaga in films such as A Star Is Born and Joker: Folie à Deux. Her repertoire also includes being the French voice for actresses like Maggie Grace, Danielle Panabaker, and Margaret Qualley.

In summary, Edwige Lemoine's achievements as a voice actor are characterized by her versatility and her status as a go-to talent in the French dubbing industry. While her anime roles, including Sara in Flint: The Time Detective, are part of her body of work, her career is distinguished by a consistent and high-profile presence in the dubbing of major Hollywood films and her recurring association with several well-known actresses. Her background as a classically trained pianist and stage actress adds a distinctive layer of performance depth to her vocal work.