Dubbed in Rome

Italian-American culinary connoisseur Eleonora Baldwin is a well-known TV personality to a lot of Italians, having established herself as a successful TV host, influencer and food and travel writer in Rome, but not many are aware that throughout the 1980s, 90s and 2000s, Eleonora was a prolific English language dubber, lending her eternally youthful voice to a long line of teenage and child characters in Italian films and cartoons. Fans of Italian 1980s horror movies, in particular, are almost guaranteed to have encountered Eleonora’s voice in various English versions of the films of Dario Argento, Lamberto Bava or Lucio Fulci. Just take a look at the clip below for some memorable examples of her voice acting work:     It was perhaps almost inevitable that Eleonora would end up working in the film industry, because cinema is truly in her blood. Her father was American film actor and television director Peter Baldwin, and her mother was Italian talent agent Emi De Sica, who...