Gaston
Beauty and the Beast (1991)
Albanian (2002) : Alfred Trebicka (speaking) & Agim Duro (singing)
Albanian TV (2003) : Gëzim Rudi (speaking) & Richard White (singing - original version)
Arabic (2002) : Rida El-Wakil / رضا الوكيل (speaking & singing)
Armenian (2016) : Nerses Markosyan / Ներսես Մարկոսյան (speaking & ?)
Brazilian : Garcia Júnior (speaking) & Maurício Luz (singing)
Bulgarian (2002) : Plamen Zakhov / Пламен Захов (speaking) & Ventsislav Dinov / Венцислав Динов (singing)
Cantonese : Mak Ji-Sing / 麥志成 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Castilian : Juan Carlos Gustems (speaking) & Xavier Ribera (singing)
Croatian (2010) : Đani Stipaničev (speaking & singing)
Czech (1994) : Vratislav Kříž (speaking & singing)
Danish : Per Høyer (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Henk Poort (speaking & singing)
English : Richard White (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Esa Ruuttunen (speaking & singing)
French : François Leroux (speaking & singing)
German : Engelbert von Nordhausen (speaking) & Peter Edelmann (singing)
Greek : Yiánnis Vasilákis / Γιάννης Βασιλάκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ygal Sade / יגאל שדה (speaking) & Yohal Akhart / יואל אקהרט (singing)
Hindi (2005) : Gireesh Sahdev (speaking) & Suraj Jagan / सुरज जगन (singing)
Hungarian : Vincze Gábor Péter (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (2002) : Bragi Þór Valsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian : Iwan Dahlan (speaking & singing)
Italian : Roberto Pedicini (speaking) & Carlo Lepore (singing)
Japanese : Matsumoto Osamuni / 松本宰二 (speaking & singing)
Karachay-Balkar (2013) : Musukalanı Ruslan / Мусукаланы Руслан (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2017) : ?
Korean : Lee Jeong-Gu / 이정구 (speaking) & Jeong Min-Hwa / 정민화 (singing)
Latin Spanish : Emilio Guerrero (speaking) & Armando Gama (singing)
Malay (2012) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : Lǐ Wéi / 李維 (speaking | wikipedia) & Chén Róng-Guì / 陳榮貴 (singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2007) : Lǐ Zhì-Wěi / 李志伟 (speaking & ?)
Marathi (2015) : ?
Norwegian : Paul Åge Johannessen (speaking & singing)
Persian (????) [Glory studio] : Nima Raissi / نیما رئیسی (speaking & singing | only in the song Belle, the rest of the songs is left in English)
Persian (????) [Avazheh studio] : ? (speaking) & Richard White (singing - original version)
Polish 1993 : Marek Stołowski (speaking & singing)
Polish 2002 : Jakub Szydłowski (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (2002) : João Craveiro Reis (speaking) & João Rosa (singing)
Romanian (2010) : Ioan Ionescu (speaking) & Rudolf Constantin Cocriș (singing) [wikipedia]
Russian (2002) : Andrey Tenetko / Андрей Тенетко (speaking) & Aleksey Gur'yev / Алексей Гурьев (singing)
Slovak (2010) : Martin Kaprálik (speaking & singing)
Slovene (2019) : ?
Swedish : Hans Josefsson (speaking & singing)
Tamil (????) : ?
Telugu (????) : ? (speaking) & Richard White (singing - original version)
Thai 1992 : Sirakhup Methani / สิรคุปต์ เมทะนี (?) (speaking & singing)
Thai 2002 : Sompon Uamchaibun / สมพร อ่วมใจบุญ (speaking) & Thani Phusuwan / ธานี พูนสุวรรณ (singing)
Turkish (2002(?) : Suat Arıkan (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (2009) : Viacheslav Rubel / В’ячеслав Рубель (speaking & ?)
Vietnamese (2019) : ?
Albanian TV (2003) : Gëzim Rudi (speaking) & Richard White (singing - original version)
Arabic (2002) : Rida El-Wakil / رضا الوكيل (speaking & singing)
Armenian (2016) : Nerses Markosyan / Ներսես Մարկոսյան (speaking & ?)
Brazilian : Garcia Júnior (speaking) & Maurício Luz (singing)
Bulgarian (2002) : Plamen Zakhov / Пламен Захов (speaking) & Ventsislav Dinov / Венцислав Динов (singing)
Cantonese : Mak Ji-Sing / 麥志成 (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Castilian : Juan Carlos Gustems (speaking) & Xavier Ribera (singing)
Croatian (2010) : Đani Stipaničev (speaking & singing)
Czech (1994) : Vratislav Kříž (speaking & singing)
Danish : Per Høyer (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Henk Poort (speaking & singing)
English : Richard White (speaking & singing)
Finnish : Esa Ruuttunen (speaking & singing)
French : François Leroux (speaking & singing)
German : Engelbert von Nordhausen (speaking) & Peter Edelmann (singing)
Greek : Yiánnis Vasilákis / Γιάννης Βασιλάκης (speaking & singing)
Hebrew : Ygal Sade / יגאל שדה (speaking) & Yohal Akhart / יואל אקהרט (singing)
Hindi (2005) : Gireesh Sahdev (speaking) & Suraj Jagan / सुरज जगन (singing)
Hungarian : Vincze Gábor Péter (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (2002) : Bragi Þór Valsson (speaking & singing)
Indonesian : Iwan Dahlan (speaking & singing)
Italian : Roberto Pedicini (speaking) & Carlo Lepore (singing)
Japanese : Matsumoto Osamuni / 松本宰二 (speaking & singing)
Karachay-Balkar (2013) : Musukalanı Ruslan / Мусукаланы Руслан (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2017) : ?
Korean : Lee Jeong-Gu / 이정구 (speaking) & Jeong Min-Hwa / 정민화 (singing)
Latin Spanish : Emilio Guerrero (speaking) & Armando Gama (singing)
Malay (2012) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : Lǐ Wéi / 李維 (speaking | wikipedia) & Chén Róng-Guì / 陳榮貴 (singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2007) : Lǐ Zhì-Wěi / 李志伟 (speaking & ?)
Marathi (2015) : ?
Norwegian : Paul Åge Johannessen (speaking & singing)
Persian (????) [Glory studio] : Nima Raissi / نیما رئیسی (speaking & singing | only in the song Belle, the rest of the songs is left in English)
Persian (????) [Avazheh studio] : ? (speaking) & Richard White (singing - original version)
Polish 1993 : Marek Stołowski (speaking & singing)
Polish 2002 : Jakub Szydłowski (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (2002) : João Craveiro Reis (speaking) & João Rosa (singing)
Romanian (2010) : Ioan Ionescu (speaking) & Rudolf Constantin Cocriș (singing) [wikipedia]
Russian (2002) : Andrey Tenetko / Андрей Тенетко (speaking) & Aleksey Gur'yev / Алексей Гурьев (singing)
Slovak (2010) : Martin Kaprálik (speaking & singing)
Slovene (2019) : ?
Swedish : Hans Josefsson (speaking & singing)
Tamil (????) : ?
Telugu (????) : ? (speaking) & Richard White (singing - original version)
Thai 1992 : Sirakhup Methani / สิรคุปต์ เมทะนี (?) (speaking & singing)
Thai 2002 : Sompon Uamchaibun / สมพร อ่วมใจบุญ (speaking) & Thani Phusuwan / ธานี พูนสุวรรณ (singing)
Turkish (2002(?) : Suat Arıkan (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (2009) : Viacheslav Rubel / В’ячеслав Рубель (speaking & ?)
Vietnamese (2019) : ?
ANECDOTES
- Though Spain dubbed Mary Poppins back in 1965, the country started to dub regularly with Beauty and the Beast.
- China accepts only a few foreign films per year. Therefore, Beauty and the Beast got dubbed for TV in 2006.
- Only the songs of the Polish 1993 dub are found today.
- The Indonesian, Malay, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu dubbings are TV dubs, never released on VHS/DVD/BLU-RAYs.
- The Albanian and Persian dubs aren't officially Disney, they're made by small independant studios.
- Though Spain dubbed Mary Poppins back in 1965, the country started to dub regularly with Beauty and the Beast.
- China accepts only a few foreign films per year. Therefore, Beauty and the Beast got dubbed for TV in 2006.
- Only the songs of the Polish 1993 dub are found today.
- The Indonesian, Malay, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu dubbings are TV dubs, never released on VHS/DVD/BLU-RAYs.
- The Albanian and Persian dubs aren't officially Disney, they're made by small independant studios.
