Edith Hancke

Edith Hancke (1928-2015) was a German actress who dubbed Baby Sinclair on Die Dinos (Dinosaurs). She was married to fellow dubbing actor Klaus Sonnenschein. 
She was a leading actress on the Berlin stage, along with film appearances in the 1950s and 1960s (including the Spaghetti Western Black Eagle of Santa Fe), moving more heavily into television in the 1970s. She honed her voice skills on German radio, playing 14 year old Gisela on the family-focused series Pension Spreewitz (1957-1964). 
On the 1990s ARD puppet series Käpt'n Blaubär Club (which showcased dubbed cartoons and kids shows, including several episodes of Die Dinos for their German premiere), Hancke supplied the voice of the flower Karin (puppeteered by Iris Schleuss). Cartoon dubbing credits include the animated Star Trek series (as M'Ress), Dumbo (prissy elephant), Lady and the Tramp (Si), Lanolin on Garfield and Friends, and Shirley the Loon on Tiny Toon Adventures. Live-action dubbing included Joyce Barbour in Sabotage and Bernadette Peters in The Longest Yard. 
Other radio credits include playing Father Time's secretary Miss Chrono in the German version of Norman Corwin's play Odyssey of Runyon Jones (1963), Mary the maid in Agatha Christie's Murder at the Vicarage (1970), and other dramas. On-camera, she made appearances on Tatort, Grossstadtrevier, and other series. 
==External links==
*Welt.de- 2008 profile of Edith Hancke at 80
*IMDb
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Category:International Voice Actors