Sady Rebbot (Casablanca, April 27, 1935 – Paris, October 12, 1994) was a French actor and voice actor. Active in both film and television, he appeared in notable films such as Jean-Pierre Melville's *Le Doulos*, Claude Lelouch's *La bonne année*, and Alexandre Arcady's *Le grand pardon*. Despite his on-screen presence, his fame is primarily linked to his prolific career in voice acting, which established him as one of France's most iconic voices. He is known for being the official French voice of Al Pacino in most of his filmography, Christopher Lloyd in the unforgettable role of Emmett "Doc" Brown in the *Back to the Future* trilogy, and Harvey Keitel in numerous films. His deep and versatile voice made him one of the most recognizable and esteemed figures in the industry, contributing significantly to the success of countless foreign films in the French market and solidifying his status as a dubbing legend.