Vincent Grass (born January 9, 1949 in Brussels) is a Belgian character actor and voice actor.
He has trained in the most prestigious Belgian theatre schools and troupes and settled in France in 1975. Known for his rotund build and deep and earthy voice befitting many a Boisterous Bruiser (and some villains), he has appeared in a number of series and films, such as The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, At Eternity's Gate and An Officer and a Spy, as well as the short Being Homer Simpson.
His voice is quite sought after in the French voice acting/dubbing industry. He dubs Bruce McGill quite often, and among his most well known dubbing roles, there's Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) in the first three films of the Matrix series and the Dwarf warrior Gimli (John Rhys-Davies) in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
He's also done a lot of narration for documentaries and then some (such as the famous Opening Monologue of Les Visiteurs).
