Don’t get confused! There’s also a 1968 animated film called Asterix at the Olympic Games. That one has a widely available English dub (and it’s quite good). The live-action version is the tough one.
A great dub requires more than just famous voices. It requires excellent translation (or “localization”) that captures the original puns, and dialogue that matches the actors’ lip movements (lip-flap). asterix at the olympic games english dub
As of 2026, the official English dub is available on: Don’t get confused
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Despite its flaws, the English dub has a small but devoted fanbase.
One user on an Asterix forum summarized it perfectly: “The English dub of Asterix at the Olympic Games is like a cover band playing your favorite song. It’s not the original. It’s a bit off-key. But if you’re in the right mood, you can have a blast.”
The supporting cast includes other notable names, though they are harder to confirm due to limited online credits. Rumors suggest that some minor roles were filled by the original French actors doing English ADR, but the core group remains the main attraction.