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Krampol, who later became famous with his own show Nobody is Perfect, started dubbing in the early 1970s. When, after the emigration of Jan Tříska, he took over the courtship of the French acting icon Jean-Paul Belmond, he probably had no idea that the audience would no longer be denied the voice of this film grate. Today, he has more than 30 of his film roles to his credit.
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After the death of František Filipovský, whose award for the contribution of dubbing he also holds, he took over the role of another French great, Louise de Funès.
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Which Belmond movies and likes do he like? Did he manage to meet his French double? What was dubbing like in the 1970s compared to today? And what does it say about the fact that some films let television be rearranged? This will be revealed to you by the podcast In the Czech version of the drummer Richard Wágner. Snippets from the show You can also watch the Czech version on Instagram.
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| The dabbling world is largely unknown to most of us. Not so for Richard Wágner, who invites the stars of Czech dubbing to his podcast In the Czech version. You can watch the podcast in our player on News, on Spotify or on Apple Podcasts. |
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