Michel Creton

Michel Creton (b. 1942) is a French actor who, while active mostly in film, worked frequently in dubbing in the 1970s and early 1980s. During that period, he dubbed Gonzo in Les Muppets, the French dub of The Muppet Movie.
Creton made his film and television debut in 1964, playing supporting roles, often as minor league criminals, in Brigade antigangs, Béru et ces dames (with Roger Carel and Edith Garnier), and L'Homme qui trahit la mafia. He was one of the escaping World War II prisoners in the 1967 Costa-Gavras film 1 homme de trop. While more criminal roles followed, Creton also appeared in comedies such as Impossible... pas français (with Pierre Tornade). He starred in TV movies, including Fou comme François (1979), Treize (1981, directed by Patrick Villechaize), and Le tueur triste (1984). Back in film, he played sidekicks in two 1980s Jean-Paul Belmondo action films and a police commissioner in 1997's Soleil (with Sophia Loren). He starred on the police procedural Central Nuit (2003-2009) as the station commander.
In dubbing, Creton was the French voice of Robert De Niro in The Deer Hunter, True Confessions, and Once Upon a Time in America. He dubbed David Carradine in Ingmar Bergman's The Serpent's Egg, Alun Armstrong in Get Carter, and Harrison Ford in The Frisco Kid. In 2013, he returned to dubbing to voice De Niro again in The Big Wedding. On stage, Creton played the ringmaster in the French version of the 1980 musical Barnum.
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