Jacques Brouillet is a Canadian actor from Quebec whose career has spanned theatre, television, and film, though he is particularly well-regarded for his extensive work in dubbing, contributing French-language voices for numerous animated and live-action productions. Early in his career, he also worked as an acting professor at the Conservatoire LaSalle in Montreal.

His voice is featured in several major animated series and films. He provided the voice for the character Georges Miroc in the classic series The Flintstones, as well as in its spin-off The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show and the television special A Flintstone Christmas. In 1975, he voiced the role of the Prince in the Japanese anime series Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, the production referenced in the query. His other notable voice work in animation includes a role in the 1998 film Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island.

Beyond animation, Brouillet's dubbing career is remarkably extensive, encompassing the French-language voices for a wide array of actors in live-action cinema. He is perhaps best known for dubbing Wyatt Knight in the three Porky's films. His filmography shows he dubbed actors in a diverse range of films, including Danny DeVito in Matilda, Charles S. Dutton in Nick of Time, Nathan Lane in Life with Mikey, Christopher Lloyd in Baby Geniuses, Kiefer Sutherland in A Few Good Men, and Pete Postlethwaite in The Divine Ryans, among many others. He also dubbed Gabriel Byrne in Point of No Return and Derek Jacobi in Gosford Park. His work was not limited to film, as he also lent his voice to characters in television series such as Sirens and The Boys of St. Vincent.