More than anything else, it is Alexandra Marisa Wilcke’s substantial work in the “invisible” world of voice dubbing film that has made her a star in the German acting world. But though “invisible” in the big movies she lends her voice to, Wilcke keeps her audience close by regularly acting and singing in film and on stage, as well as directing and producing for theater and television and recording music..
German film audiences recognize her voice – lent to actors in foreign films – from a wide range of genres, including Casino Royal, The Lord of the Rings, Serial (Bad) Weddings, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, Flight, The Shack, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, Welcome to the Sticks, 7 Days in Entebbe; as well as such hit TV shows as Person of Interest, Blue Bloods, Suits and many more.
Children especially know and love her singing in popular movies like Coco, Epic, Shrek the Third and the Disney hits Pocahontas and The Lion King – her breakthrough roles as a singer. In 1999, her passion for song led to the lead role of Lilli in the hit stage musical Tabaluga & Lilli by German rock star Peter Maffay – a role she remained true to for two years at the Teatro Centro in Oberhausen alongside a variety of film and TV commitments, including a starring role in the ZDF television series Rotlicht. As an artist, she has always sought and received inspiration from live performing, and so returns again and again to live music and theater.
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Alexandra Marisa Wilcke with Paramahamsa Prajnananada, founder of the Bal Ashram School in India.
For over 12 years now I have supported the volunteer association NAMU – Art for Life Network. The concept is for professional and amateur actors to work together to entertain children and their families in hospitals and hospices. The work is wide-ranging: from simple handicrafts to complex, self-authored children’s musicals performed in imaginative, colorful costumes in hospital hallways or playrooms. The association’s patron is Dr. Patch Adams, whose ideas and life were filmed in 1998 with Robin Williams. Dr. Adams actively supports our work whenever his worldwide activities allow. On the recently released CD Aponis Verwandlung, for example, he sings (in German!) the part of the sunflower visited by a small caterpillar, who asks for advice. In this children’s musical I acted and sang the beautiful role of the lotus flower. This CD is also available in my