Gilbert Lévy, a versatile French actor, has carved out a fascinating niche in cinema, making his roles a compelling part of any collector's library, particularly those who appreciate the unexpected and the cutting edge. While you might know him from a range of European productions, his most celebrated and hotly-sought-after performance among physical media aficionados is undoubtedly as the voice of "El Diablo" in the cult animated phenomenon, *MFKZ* (2018). This visually stunning and narratively audacious film, co-directed by Shôjirô Nishimi and Guillaume Renard, has become a benchmark for modern animation on home video, renowned for its intricate design and bold storytelling. Lévy’s menacing and memorable vocal performance as the demonic antagonist is a crucial ingredient in the film's gritty charm and pervasive sense of urban paranoia. Collectors covet *MFKZ* not only for its artistic merit and its place in contemporary animation history but also for the immersive, high-definition experience it offers on Blu-ray and 4K, bringing Lévy’s chilling delivery to life with unparalleled clarity and impact. His contribution to this acclaimed feature cements his status as an actor whose work, even in voice form, defines a collectible cinematic experience.