Born on February 13, 1979, in Paris, Dorothée Pousseo is a French actress and artistic director, specialized in a very particular field: dubbing.
Since her early childhood, Dorothée has known almost nothing but the world of acting, but her first love is theater. At 7 years old, the little blonde girl attended various auditions, and thanks to this and her spectacular talent, the young prodigy was discovered by Pierre Boutron, a French director. A year later, she found herself in the spotlight alongside a legend of French theater, Monsieur Michel Bouquet. With him, she performed in Molière’s famous play: The Imaginary Invalid. Afterwards, Dorothée took theater classes for 12 years, as well as classical dance lessons at the Paris Opera.
Today, the Parisian has lent or is lending her voice to many actresses, such as Margot Robbie, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Lacey Chabert, Piper Perabo, and many more. Dorothée has also embodied iconic characters such as: Harley Quinn, Vanellope in Wreck-It Ralph, Dee-Dee in Dexter’s Laboratory, Diana Lombard in Martin Mystery, etc… a0
