Maud Ackermann

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Maud Ackermann (* 1965 in West Berlin ) is a German voice actress .

life and work

Maud Ackermann has been speaking and dubbing regularly since 1973. Ackermann was best known as George (actually Georgina ) in the older Europe episodes of the radio play series Five Friends from the youth book series of the same name by Enid Blyton . She has spoken in many other radio plays and commercials and has voiced her voice in films including Julia Roberts , Nastassja Kinski , Demi Moore , Monica Potter and Sandra Bullock . At times she mainly switched to dubbing and was rarely heard in radio plays.

In 2007 she took on the role of Aunt Pfanni in the parody radio play series Die Ferienbande in the episode Die Ferienbande and the unbearable smugglers , a parody of her radio play mother "Tante Fanny" in Five Friends . The role of her choleric husband was taken over by Andreas von der Meden , who also speaks in the original radio play (from episode 43), the mostly arrogant and indignant five-friend uncle Quentin.

Since 2013, Ackermann has also been speaking "Tante Fanny" in the original radio plays by the Five Friends .

Synchronized work (selection)

Jennifer Beals

Kristy Swanson

Monica Potter

Tia Carrere

Movies

Series

Radio plays

  • 1978–1983: Five Friends , episodes 1–21, (as Georgina )
  • 1982: TKKG , episode 15: UFOs in Bad Finkenstein (as Kathie Bossert )
  • 2007: The holiday gang and the unbearable smugglers (episode 3, as Aunt Pfanni)
  • since 2013: Five friends, from episode 101 (as Aunt Fanny )
  • 2010: The three ??? ... and three days (as Georgina )
  • 2016: The three ??? , Episode 183: ... and the last song (as Debbie Petersen )
  • 2016: The three ??? , Episode 184: ... and the witch's garden (as Jane Thompson )
  • 2017: The three ??? , Episode 187: ... and the silver amulet (as Laura )
  • 2018: The three ??? , Episode 193: horror from the deep (as a woman )

Audio books

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. She gives her voice to the stars . welt-online.de. August 19, 2000. Retrieved May 20, 2011.
  2. The holiday gang and the unbearable smugglers . ferienbande.de. Retrieved January 25, 2017.