Catherine Brunet

Catherine Brunet is a Canadian actress born on October 30, 1990, in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada. Le monde de Charlotte (1999–2006) launched her career when she was just a child, and the series quickly made her a household name among French‑Canadian audiences. She continued to build an impressive résumé with lead roles in Ramdam (2004–2008), Légitime dépense (2009–2011), and Marche à l'ombre (2015–2016), while also portraying Catherine in the popular drama Le Chalet (2015–2018). Beyond on‑screen acting, Brunet has become a prolific dubbing artist, lending her voice to the French‑Canadian releases of numerous international films; she famously voiced the title character in Matilda and has dubbed celebrated stars such as Miley Cyrus, Emilia Clarke, Jennifer Lawrence, Daisy Ridley, Margot Robbie, and Emma Stone.

An outspoken advocate for social issues, Brunet serves as a spokesperson for GRIS Montréal, promoting LGBTQ+ awareness and education, and for ANEB Québec, which focuses on eating‑disorder prevention. She previously acted as a UNICEF Quebec ambassador (2000–2008), using her platform to discuss body image and self‑acceptance, topics she has addressed publicly after experiencing teasing in school. Brunet maintains a close professional and personal relationship with director Xavier Dolan, having known him since age 12 and appearing as an extra in his films Mommy and The Death and Life of John F. Donovan. Currently, she is in a relationship with fellow actor Antoine Pilon, and she continues to balance her expanding on‑screen career with her passion for dubbing and activism.