Sven Dahlem

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Sven Dahlem (* 1947 as Sven Mahler ) is a German actor , radio play and voice actor and director.

Life

Sven Dahlem completed his professional training at the Hildburg Frese drama studio in Hamburg. During this time he adopted his stage name - based on the Berlin district of Dahlem . In addition to the Darmstadt State Theater, stations in his theater career were mainly Hamburg theaters, such as the St. Pauli Theater , the Theater im Zimmer , the Kammerspiele , the Thalia Theater , the Operettenhaus , the Ohnsorg Theater and the Schmidt Theater. Tours and guest performances have also taken him to all neighboring German-speaking countries. Dahlem often played in musical pieces, for example as Gremio in Kiss Me, Kate by Cole Porter , as Freddy Eynsford-Hill in My Fair Lady by Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner , Im Weiße Rößl by Ralph Benatzky as Professor Hinzelmann and Emperor Franz Joseph I . and operettas mask in Blue by Fred Raymond as Pedro dal Vegas and Johann Strauss (son) Gypsy Baron as Conte Carnero .

Between 1982 and the beginning of the 2000s, Dahlem was seen occasionally in front of the camera, mostly as a guest actor in series such as Adelheid and her murderers , Großstadtrevier , Doppelter Einsatz or Stubbe - case by case .

While still using his real name, Dahlem began his work as a spokesperson for commercial radio plays; he also wrote dialog scripts and directed cartoons. In 1966, Dahlem spoke for the radio play label Europa in one of the first productions, Wonderful World of Music . In the following years he could be heard in numerous fairy tales. Among other things, he is known to young listeners and viewers as Heppo in Bob the Builder , and he also appeared in the series Ein Fall für TKKG , Five Friends or The Three ??? With.

With almost 100 roles in the German dubbing file , Sven Dahlem is also listed as a dubbing actor. In the American cartoon series Rockos modern life , he was the German voice for various colleagues such as Carlos Alazraqui and Tom Kenny . Dahlem also spoke different characters in the German version of the cartoon series Die Raccoons .

Filmography (selection)

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Individual evidence

  1. a b Sven Dahlem at Titania Medien, accessed on June 9, 2019