Antolín García (5 April 1928 - 23 August 1990) was a Spanish voice actor, television presenter and radio personality.
He began building engineering studies, which he combined with sport, becoming a University champion of Spain in athletics.
From 1952, García also worked in dubbing, becoming the Spanish voice of actors like Cary Grant, Glenn Ford, Alain Delon, Peter O'Toole or Albert Finney.
In 1984, García was dismissed by the management board of TVE due to his connection to advertising company Unipublic.
In 1970, García was handed an Antena de Oro award for his radio work.