Dagmar Dempe

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Dagmar Dempe (* in Weimar ) is a German voice actress . She lives in Munich . She is best known as the German party voice of Meryl Streep .

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As a child, Dagmar Dempe played in an amateur drama group. After training at the Leipzig drama school, she worked at the theater for 15 years. At that time she was already dubbing occasionally, but also took on smaller film roles, for example in Police Call 110 in 1976 : Der Fensterstecher and in the same year in the DEFA film Nelken in Aspik . At the beginning of the 1990s, Dagmar Dempe moved to Munich.

As a dubbing actress she has dubbed Meryl Streep in over thirty films, starting in 1995 in the literary film Die Brücken am Fluss , after she took over from Hallgard Bruckhaus , who had withdrawn at the time . She achieved further fame as Jill Taylor in the family sitcom Hör mal, wer da hammert , which was re-dubbed from 1996 to 2000 on RTL .

She is currently station voice at Bayern 2 .

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