Who voiced Marge Simpson in the Quebec French version?

Béatrice Picard was the beloved voice of Marge Simpson in the Quebec French dub for 33 years.

How old was Béatrice Picard when she passed away?

Béatrice Picard was 96 years old when she died.

What other acting roles did Béatrice Picard have?

Béatrice Picard had a notable career in Quebec theatre and television, including "Le survenant" and "Symphorien."

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Marge Simpson's Voice Fades: Béatrice Picard Dies at 96

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Béatrice Picard, the voice of Marge Simpson in Quebec French, passed away.
She voiced the iconic character for 33 years and in 'The Simpsons Movie'.
Picard also had a notable stage and television career in Quebec.

Marge Simpson's Voice Fades: Béatrice Picard Dies at 96

Béatrice Picard, the cherished voice behind Marge Simpson in the Quebec French version of the animated series "The Simpsons," passed away on Tuesday at the age of 96. Her family confirmed the news, highlighting her lifelong dedication to both her family and a prolific acting career.

Picard was instrumental in bringing Marge Simpson to life for Quebec audiences, lending her voice to the character for an impressive 33 years, spanning 34 seasons of the show and "The Simpsons Movie" in 2007. Her contribution left an indelible mark on the beloved animated series.

Beyond her iconic voice work, Picard enjoyed a distinguished career on stage and screen. She starred in early French-Canadian télé-roman series like "Le survenant," and comedic shows such as "Cré Basil" and "Symphorien." Her theatrical performances included roles in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" and "Death of a Salesman."