Francis Lax was an American actor known for his work in French dubbing, particularly for roles like Han Solo in “Star Wars” and various characters in popular series. He gained fame through his unique comedic dubbing style that resonated with French audiences.
Personal and Family Life
Born on April 16, 1930, in Paris, France, Francis Lax grew up in a vibrant cultural environment that likely influenced his career in acting and dubbing. Not much is publicly known about his family life, but his passion for voice acting and theater defined his professional life.
Career Highlights
Francis Lax had a notable career as a voice actor in French dubbing, lending his voice to many iconic characters such as Captain Stubbings in “The Love Boat” and Dwight Schultz’s character in “The A-Team.” He was particularly celebrated for his work in “Starsky and Hutch,” where his humorous and culturally adapted translations made the show a hit in France.
Death and Legacy
Francis Lax passed away on March 13, 2013, in Paris, France. His contributions to French cinema and television continue to be remembered, particularly his innovative dubbing style that brought American characters to life for French audiences.