Matthieu Albertini is a French actor and voice artist born on July 22, 1971, in Amiens, France. He is of Corsican origin and has established himself as a prolific figure in the French dubbing industry, providing voices for a wide range of characters in live-action and animated productions. His career is notable for being the regular French voice for actors such as Matthias Schoenaerts and Matt Hobby, the latter known for playing Pastor Jeff Hodgkins on the sitcom Young Sheldon.

In the realm of animation and anime, Albertini has contributed to numerous projects, often in supporting or additional voice roles. His early work in theatrical animation includes providing voices for major Hollywood productions like Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted, Turbo, Monsters University, and The Lego Movie, in which he voiced the iconic character Han Solo. He also appeared in the French-Belgian production Asterix: The Mansion of the Gods.

On television, Albertini's animation credits include a range of series. He voiced the character Savatte in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and provided the French voice for Marcel de la Coquille in the Nickelodeon series Turbo FAST. Other television animation work includes roles in DuckTales as wealthy character Flintheart Glomgold, as well as the Netflix original series Kid Cosmic. Notably, he is the French voice of Lieutenant Shaxs in the animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks.

Beyond his voice work, Albertini has also appeared as an on-screen actor. He had a recurring role as Lieutenant BT Tardieu in several seasons of the French television series Section de Recherches. Prior to his acting career, he held various jobs, including working as a dishwasher at a luxury hotel in London, a night guard, and a bodyguard for American celebrities, before studying theater at the Cours Viriot in Paris.