Heinrich von Voiceover

The well known German thespian and true and original voice of Pingu, Heinrich von Voiceover is recognisable for his petite Moscot Zolman inspired glasses and deeply thick Germanic accent - Heinrich von Voiceover is truly committed to the process of delivering the most intense and excellent of Noots as a method actor.
Though he can speak for hours at length at how he achieves these noots (with the methodology changing every single time), he would prefer you do not talk about the war.
He widely credited with revolutionising cornflake commercials during the 1960's.
== Other Performances ==
* Played all characters in the famous film Why did the child take four days to come out of the woman? 
** The child's name was Hans Gruber (which translates to Dante)
** Is happy to perform the emergence of the Dante the holy child, with ruthless German efficiency
** He often recalls camping with his father in the wilds of Heidenberg, and the windiness of the tents to inform the methodology of his depiction of the miracle of birth, along with the exact day of his birth and his realization of existence and its complex pain. This performance is very exhausting for him.
** If the holy child Dante does not emerge as he does, Heinrich insists he is not a good actor - though only time will tell.
** Upside down and screaming is the correct way to be born.
** NOOT NOOT NOOOT NOOT NOOT
== Lore/Fan theory: ==
A number of fans believe Heinrich von Voiceover was formerly one of the Noot & NootNoot guards for Queen Scuttles - and adopted the name Heinrich upon escaping his home country following the great schism.
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