Very active as well in the dubbing field, he was the regular French voice of Christopher Lloyd, including the role of Emmett "Doc" Brown in the Back to the Future trilogy, as well as the Joker in the majority of his appearances in Batman between 1992 and 2015.
[3] Interested by theatre, he frequented the classes of the Centre of Dramatic Art located rue Blanche in Paris (in the same promotion as Jean-Paul Roussillon, Annie Girardot and Jacques Ruisseau), before entering the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique, period during which he was the partner of Annie Girardot.
Jean Vilar remarks him and introduces him into the field of classical theatre,[4] where he performs dramatic plays for radio and television before starting dubbing.
His friend Jacques Ruisseau, who was the assistant of the artistic director Serge Luguen, encourages him to entrust Pierre Hatet the title role of the series Mannix.
In 2002, he participated at an evening at the Grand Rex in Paris, to promote the release on DVD of the Back to the Future trilogy, in which he performed an improvisation.