Peter LAMARQUE

Peter Lamarque is a French actor and voice artist who grew up in eastern France and taught himself English through friends, music and movies, so well that Patrick Swayze once mistook him for an American on a film set. Today he is fully bilingual in French and American English and has a sharp ear for accents, from Irish and Australian to Italian and Russian.

He trained at Cours Florent in Paris, then with Larry Moss in Los Angeles and Anthony Montes in the Meisner technique. His screen credits include Luc Besson’s Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and Anna, Lola Quivoron’s Rodeo, Alexandre Castagnetti’s Tamara Vol. 2 and the Netflix series Furies. He was recently on set for a biopic about Josephine Baker.

Behind the microphone, Peter works in dubbing, video games and documentary narration. He also created Pip & Mortimer, an animated comedy series that helps kids learn English, and he writes it and voices every character himself.

A baritone, he sang in a choir as a boy, started a band at 19 and has released an electro-pop track with an Italian label. He is also a Cambridge CELTA-certified English teacher who coaches actors on their accents. Off set, you’ll usually find him on the golf course.