Rebecca Benhamour (born June 25, 1997 in Paris) is a French actress, voice actress and singer of Algerian (Pied-noir) descent.
She got her first ever part at the age of 4, as the voice of a young Hobbit child who shouts Gandalf's name in the French dub of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. She's the regular dubbing voice for Nicolette Langley and German actress Valeria Eisenbart, and she's dubbed Britt Robertson, Sydney Sweeney and Grace Van Dien several times. She's also voiced Rosénoir (Caprice in English) in The Crumpets.
Moviewise, her most high profile dubbing roles so far have been Allie (Anya Taylor-Joy) in Marrowbone, Alita/99 (Rosa Salazar) in Alita: Battle Angel, Meg Thrombey (Katherine Langford) in Knives Out and Heather (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) in Day Shift.
She also recorded two albums of songs for children.
