A prolific French actor with a career spanning over five decades, Raymond Pellegrin is perhaps best known to physical media enthusiasts for his memorable supporting roles and, crucially, for his distinctive vocal talents. While his on-screen presence graced numerous productions, his most celebrated contribution to collector culture lies in his voice work as the iconic supervillain Fantômas. In the whimsical 1960s French trilogy—*Fantomas* (1964), *Fantomas Unleashed* (1965), and *Fantomas vs. Scotland Yard* (1967)—Pellegrin lent his voice to the masked antagonist, a detail often highlighted in boutique Blu-ray releases and lauded by fans of esoteric European cinema. Beyond the Fantômas phenomenon, Pellegrin delivered a powerful dramatic turn in the essential French crime thriller *Le Deuxième Souffle* (1966), a film cherished by cinephiles and frequently lauded for its gritty realism in various Criterion Collection and other high-quality home video editions. His presence in the historical drama *Bolero* (1981) also makes that disc a desirable addition to collections focusing on grand cinematic spectacles. For collectors seeking deeper cuts, films like *Antonio Gramsci: The Days of Prison* (1977) and the giallo-esque *The Conspiracy of Torture* (1969) offer a glimpse into his diverse range, often appearing as rare or cult favorites on specialized import labels.