Annie Sinigalia is a French actress and voice artist born on June 26, 1944, in Montfort-l'Amaury, France. She trained at the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique, graduating with the promotion of 1964. While her career spans theater, television, and film, she is particularly recognized for her extensive work in dubbing for French audiences.

In the realm of animated series, Sinigalia is known for providing the voice of Calypso in the Franco-Japanese science fiction adaptation Ulysses 31. She also voiced the role of Simone, the mother of the protagonist, in the series Charlotte. Her other anime voice work includes providing multiple voices for the series Sport Billy.

Sinigalia has had a prolific career as a dubbing artist for live-action films and television series. She is the regular French voice for several major Hollywood actresses, including Cybill Shepherd and Meryl Streep. Her notable dubbing credits include Cybill Shepherd’s character Maddie Hayes in the series Clair de lune and Meryl Streep’s performances in films such as Kramer contre Kramer and La Maîtresse du lieutenant français. She has also provided voices for actresses like Glenn Close, Judi Dench, and Ellen Burstyn. Beyond dubbing, Sinigalia has an accomplished stage career and received a Molière Award in 2003 for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the play Poste restante.