Actor Alain Dorval, who provided Sylvester Stallone’s French voice, passed away at the age of 78. This article will address the actor Alain Dorval’s cause of death and his obituary details.
Alain Dorval dies at 78: Cause of death and obituary information
According to a press release, the actor Alain Dorval passed away on February 12, 2024, at the Gustave Roussy hospital, a cancer center in the Paris region, “after so many years fighting the disease.”
Aurore Bergé, the current Minister for Gender Equality,’s father, Alain Bergé, went to the Paris Conservatory of Dramatic Art and the Cours Simon. He was a knight of arts and letters who, according to his family, “had just returned to the stage to read “The Fall” by Camus and was currently directing “The School of Women” by Molière.”
He will always be remembered by a lot of French filmgoers as Sylvester Stallone’s voice in the Rocky and Rambo series. Additionally, he provided the voice of American actors Danny Aiello (“Radio Days”) and Nick Nolte (“48 Hours”).
The actor has also provided voices for animated movie characters, including Pat Hibulaire’s Goofy and Max and Tiger from the Fievel saga. Alain Dorval contributed vocals to the album “Enfantillages 4” by Aldebert, the leading star of kid-friendly music.
