Julie Turin is a French actress who has been active as a voice dubber for several decades, working extensively on both anime series and live-action productions. While she has provided voices for numerous American television shows and films, she is particularly recognized by anime fans for her work on several high-profile Japanese series and films released in France.

One of her most significant roles in anime cinema is voicing Reiko Asakawa, the protagonist journalist who investigates the cursed videotape, in the French dub of the horror film Ring. Another notable performance is as Noriko Nakagawa, one of the key students fighting for survival, in the French versions of the cult classic Battle Royale and its sequel. In the world of long-running shonen series, Turin is known for voicing Pan, the strong-willed granddaughter of the main hero Son Goku, in the television series Dragon Ball GT as well as the special television film Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy. She also lent her voice to the character Batch in the adventure series Mon Colle Knights and portrayed Alice, also known as Ancolie, in the science fiction OAV series Please Save My Earth.

Beyond these anime credits, Turin has established herself as a regular voice for several prominent American actresses in live-action dubbing. She is known as the consistent French voice for Jessica Biel, Hilary Duff, Jayma Mays, and Judy Reyes. Her extensive live-action dubbing credits include roles such as Amy Wong in the animated series Futurama and Emma Pillsbury in the musical series Glee. Her career reflects a broad range of work, moving between epic fantasy, horror, and contemporary comedy in both animation and live-action dubbing.