Martin Halm

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Martin Halm (born July 9, 1961 in Munich ) is a German actor and voice actor .

Life

education

Halm completed an acting training in Germany and in the United States . He received private lessons from an acting teacher at the Otto Falckenberg School in Munich. In the United States, lessons in scenic work, singing and camera technology were added. In addition, Martin Halm attended the University of California , UCLA in Los Angeles , and studied film .

Film and television roles

In 1979 he played the title role in Salvatore Samperi's Ernesto , an adaptation of Umberto Saba 's novel of the same name . From the early 1980s, his career began on German television, where Halm played in numerous television films. He also took on several continuous series roles, recurring episode roles and also guest roles.

Halm was occupied at the beginning of his career in the typical roles of attractive young lover, such as when Antonio in an episode of the ARD - television series Happy holiday . He played continuous series roles as Dr. Timo Lennart in Stefanie For All Cases , as Nicolas Claasen in In All Friendship , as Dr. Carsten Reuter in Hello Robbie! and as Michael Wagner in Everything But Sex . He also played the role of Dr. in several episodes of the television series Klinik unter Palmen. Ulrich von Jagemann.

Speaking roles

In addition to his work as an actor, Halm worked as a speaker for radio plays . He also works extensively as a voice actor. In 1984 he worked with his brother, the actor and voice actor Florian Halm , in the three-part radio play Momo based on the novel by Michael Ende , produced by Anke Beckert-Stamm; the director was her husband, Heinz-Günter Stamm .

For the cinema, Martin Halm u. a. Robert Downey Jr. , Craig Parker , Tom Cruise , Emilio Estevez , Colin Firth , Michael Paré , Matthew Broderick and, most recently, Fred Armisen in Shopaholic - The Bargain Hunter . For television, he dubbed Josh Radnor in the role of Ted Mosby on the sitcom How I Met Your Mother and the role of Tony Chopper and Shanks in One Piece , which he took over from his brother Florian Halm.

Dialogue script and direction

In the mid-2000s he gained his first experience as a dubbing director when, in 2003, he alternated with Pascal Breuer and Angelika Bender to lead the German voice recordings for the first 150 episodes of One Piece . In the anime series Transformers: Armada , which was broadcast on RTL II at the end of 2003 , he already directed the dubbing based on the dialogue books he wrote . Other productions, for which Halm was solely responsible for the German version, are for example the mystery series Tru Calling - Schicksal reloaded! (2005), the three-part fantasy film series Fallen Angels (2007), the priestly series The Book of Daniel (2009), the television movie William and Kate: A Fairy Tale Come True (2011) and the US sitcom Suburgatory (2012). In 2012 he also directed the dialogue for the literary adaptation Cool Grave , the Australian-British comedy The Groomsmen and the horror comedy Detention - Detention can be fatal . At Security he wrote the dialogue book, directed and also played a leading role.

Filmography (selection)

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Voice actor

Ikue Ōtani as Tony Chopper

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personal data
SURNAME Halm, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor and voice actor
DATE OF BIRTH July 9, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich , Bavaria, Germany