Robert Braun
Robert Braun was one of the all-time great English language character actor dubbers. He worked as a dubbing actor in Paris in the 1960s before relocating to Rome at the end of the decade and continuing his career there through the 1970s, thus making him one of a very select few to have worked extensively with English dubbing in both Paris and Rome. Unfortunately, he’s also one of those extremely mysterious dubbers of whom there’s not even a picture available, but his distinguished and marvellously weathered voice – which can be heard coming from the mouths of quirky older characters in a great number of Edgar Wallace krimis, spy and horror pictures, spaghetti westerns and what not – should be very familiar to fans of such cinema. Below is a sample of some of his most famous dubbing roles from his glory years in Paris: Unfortunately, there’s practically no biographical information whatsoever available on Robert Braun, with the commonality of his name making him almost impossible to