Marianne Kehlau

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Marianne Kehlau (born January 31, 1925 in Hamburg ; † October 31, 2002 there ) was a German actress , radio play and voice actress .

Life

Marianne Kehlau took part in many television series, including Das Traumschiff , Großstadtrevier , Die Schwarzwaldklinik , Die Bertinis , Der Landarzt and Freunde fürs Leben .

In the early 1950s she had started to dub foreign film productions. Ingrid Bergman , Vivien Leigh , Deborah Kerr , Jane Wyman , Danielle Darrieux and Grace Kelly were among the actresses whom she voiced . She was also heard in the American television series The Sopranos , as the voice of Nancy Marchand (as Livia Soprano).

Kehlau also took part in a number of radio plays. On the one hand, she worked for an adult audience, for example on the radio play version of Amgrün Strand der Spree (1956) directed by Gert Westphal or in 1968 under director Otto Düben in the last Paul Temple multipart , in Paul Temple and the Alex case . Her work also includes many children's and youth radio play series, including Hanni and Nanni , Die Hexe Schrumpeldei (4 roles; 1973–1978), TKKG , Fünf Freunde and Hui Buh . She was particularly often in The three ??? to listen. For her role as Mrs. Hazelwood she received the Radio Play Award 2001, an award initiated by radio play fans that has been an annual online vote since 2000.

Marianne Kehlau was married to the actor Ernst von Klipstein until his death in 1993 . She died in 2002 at the age of 77 in her hometown of Hamburg.

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SURNAME Kehlau, Marianne
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and voice actress
DATE OF BIRTH January 31, 1925
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH October 31, 2002
Place of death Hamburg