Marianne Lutz

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Marianne Lutz (born July 14, 1939 in Berlin-Dahlem ; † July 4, 2018 in Berlin) was a German voice actress .

Life

Lutz was regularly used for the dubbing of Lily Tomlin , Geraldine Chaplin , Ann-Margret , Sandra Dee and Natalie Wood , among others . She was also known for dubbing Helen Michaels on Still Standing . In rare cases she could also be seen in film and television appearances in front of the camera: As a child she played in the film ... and Heaven Above Us (1947) the role of little Helga , later she was u. a. in the television movie Krach im Hinterhaus (1963) and in an episode of the seriesThe Hesselbach company (episode 33: The vacation of August 10, 1962) can be seen.

In some online databases, Lutz is confused with the dancer and choreographer Marianne Lutz-Pastré (née Marianne Pastré ), who died in 1980 .

Synchronized work (selection)

Ann-Margret

Geraldine Chaplin

Lee Remick

Lily Tomlin

Natalie Wood

  • 1952: Just for you as Barbara Blake
  • 1966: This Girl is for Everyone as Alva Starr
  • 1969: Bob & Caroline & Ted & Alice as Carol Sanders

Sandra Dee

Movies

Series

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Marianne Lutz speaker | Contact | Booking | Speech samples In: media-paten.com. Retrieved May 25, 2019.
  2. And above us the sky . In: film portal . Retrieved March 4, 2015.