
French-American actor & voice artist
Ford Leland is a French-American actor and voice artist working in English, French, Italian, and Japanese. Recent on-screen credits include Luca Guadagnino's Queer and Julian Schnabel's In the Hand of Dante, opposite Daniel Craig and Oscar Isaac; his most recent booth work was dubbing French actor Jean-Baptiste Lafarge into English in De Mauvaise Foi. A dual USA–France citizen based between London and Paris, he records at professional studios with a dedicated sound engineer.
His voice is young, warm, and articulate — earnest, bookish, sincere, and clean, with an international sound. His range moves from calming and trustworthy to animated, quirky, and wacky, with particular strength in androgynous, childish, and minor-key registers. He voices kids, teens, young adults, and adults — heroes, villains, corporate narrators, and eccentric character types — and is at home in commercial, animation, e-learning, corporate, documentary, audiobook, dubbing, and narration work.
Ford holds an MSc in Industrial Design, Engineering & Innovation from Politecnico di Milano and a BA in Brand Management Psychology from The American University of Paris.