Torsten Münchow

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Torsten Münchow at the ZMF 2016 gala in Freiburg

Torsten Lennie Münchow (born December 15, 1965 in West Berlin ) is a German actor , dubbing actor and dubbing director .

Life

Münchow was born as the first son of the writer couple Heinz and Vera Münchow . He studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Saarbrücken , at the Vocational School for Drama and Musicals in Hamburg and was a guest at the State University of New York at Purchase. He then played on many German-speaking theaters, including the Kammerspiele Hamburg under Ida Ehre , the Saarland State Theater , the State Theater Swabia , the Ernst Deutsch Theater and the Theater am Neumarkt . In 2004 and 2005 he played Norman in the comedy Ladies Night at the Fritz Rémond Theater . In 2006 and 2008 Ladies Night went on tour through Germany and was then performed in front of a sold-out theater at the comedy in the Bayerischer Hof in Munich. In 2005, together with Stefan Feiler, he founded the annual Salzach Festival in Laufen. In 2008 the Michael Hirte - Singspiel Ein Wintermärchen was performed at the Rhein-Main-Theater in Niedernhausen , for which Münchow was responsible for the script and direction. In 2009 he took on the role of flight captain Helmut in the comedy Männerhort by Kristof Magnusson at the Bayerischer Hof .

In addition to his stage work, Münchow also stands in front of the camera for film and television, for example for the movies Keep on running , Schattenspiel , The Film of Your Life , Dirty Sky by Claude-Oliver Rudolph and TV series such as Der Alte , Derrick , Tatort and Der Landarzt . Münchow gained fame among German-speaking television audiences in the mid-1990s in the role of the evil truck driver Cash Ransbeck in the television series Anna Maria - A woman goes her way with Uschi Glas in the title role. In addition, Münchow works as voice actor for Brendan Fraser , Ice-T and Antonio Banderas . Due to the high similarity of voices to Manfred Lehmann , Münchow was cast on Gérard Depardieu in Welcome to New York in 2014 . In 2004 his first children's audio book, Pfifferling und Schummelmeier, was published . He has read over 40 radio plays (including The Wondrous Lord Atherton , Sherlock Holmes , Father Brown and DANGER-Zeitzonen ) and the biography Licht und Schatten by Abi Ofarim . Since 2009 Torsten Münchow has also worked as a talk show host on the BR-alpha talk show alpha FORUM .

Münchow has three children, Benjamin and Antonia are also active as actors.

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Antonio Banderas

Brendan Fraser

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