Nice Fellow

Nice Fellow

Nice Fellow est une société de doublage française créée en 1992, spécialisée dans le doublage de séries américaines et britanniques diffusées sur les réseaux français. Elle gère aussi la post-production (traduction des génériques, etc.).

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