Daniel Beretta, born on December 24, 1946, in Audincourt, France, is a notable figure in the world of acting and voice work, particularly cherished by collectors of physical media. His extensive career includes a standout role in the cult classic "Aphrodite" (1982), where his captivating performance has garnered a dedicated following. Beyond his on-screen roles, Beretta is best known for voicing Arnold Schwarzenegger in the French dubs of all his films since 1987, making his contributions essential for fans of both actors. Collectors actively seek out Beretta's work not only for his memorable performances but also for the unique cultural context he brings to iconic films. His early experiences in theatre, including renowned productions like "Jesus Christ Superstar," have contributed to his dynamic presence on screen. As the voice behind many beloved characters, Beretta's influence on French cinema and home video releases is significant, making his filmography a valuable addition to any physical media collection.