Rosemarie Fendel was a German actress, dubbing and radio spokesperson, who worked occasionally as a screenwriter, theater director and acting teacher.
Since 1948, Rosemarie Fendel was also extensively involved in the synchronization. They became for a long time the German standard voice for Elizabeth Taylor (among others Cleopatra, The Comedians or Entebbe) and Jeanne Moreau in The bride wore black or Viva Maria!). She also lent her voice and Gina Lollobrigida in love, bread and fantasy, Simone Signoret in Diabolique or Angie Dickinson in a Giant Shadow.
Since 1948, Rosemarie Fendel was also extensively involved in the synchronization. They became for a long time the German standard voice for Elizabeth Taylor (among others Cleopatra, The Comedians or Entebbe) and Jeanne Moreau in The bride wore black or Viva Maria!). She also lent her voice and Gina Lollobrigida in love, bread and fantasy, Simone Signoret in Diabolique or Angie Dickinson in a Giant Shadow.
Rosemarie Fendel was a German actress, dubbing and radio spokesperson, who worked occasionally as a screenwriter, theater director and acting teacher.
Since 1948, Rosemarie Fendel was also extensively involved in the synchronization. They became for a long time the German standard voice for Elizabeth Taylor (among others Cleopatra, The Comedians or Entebbe) and Jeanne Moreau in The bride wore black or Viva Maria!). She also lent her voice and Gina Lollobrigida in love, bread and fantasy, Simone Signoret in Diabolique or Angie Dickinson in a Giant Shadow.
Since 1948, Rosemarie Fendel was also extensively involved in the synchronization. They became for a long time the German standard voice for Elizabeth Taylor (among others Cleopatra, The Comedians or Entebbe) and Jeanne Moreau in The bride wore black or Viva Maria!). She also lent her voice and Gina Lollobrigida in love, bread and fantasy, Simone Signoret in Diabolique or Angie Dickinson in a Giant Shadow.
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