The Dubbing Database

Die Kühe sind los is the German dub of Home on the Range. It was released in theaters in Germany on September 2, 2004.

Cast[]

Character Actor[1]
Maggie (Home on the Range, 2004)
Maggie
Hella von Sinnen
Mrs. Calloway (Home on the Range, 2004)
Mrs. Calloway
Christiane Hörbiger
Grace (Home on the Range, 2004)
Grace
Marie Bäumer
Buck (Home on the Range, 2004)
Buck
Benedikt Weber
Alameda Slim (Home on the Range, 2004)
Alameda Slim
Hartmut Neugebauer
Rico (Home on the Range, 2004)
Rico
Oliver Stritzel
Lucky Jack (Home on the Range, 2004)
Lucky Jack
Michael Habeck
Pearl Gesner (Home on the Range, 2004)
Pearl Gesner
Ursula Traun
Jeb (Home on the Range, 2004)
Jeb
Michael Rüth
Wesley (Home on the Range, 2004)
Mr. Weasley
Gudo Hoegel
Sam Brown (Home on the Range, 2004)
Sam Brown
Fred Maire
Bob (Home on the Range, 2004)
Barry (Home on the Range, 2004)
Barry and Bob
Wladimir Klitschko
Vitali Klitschko
Junior (Home on the Range, 2004)
Junior
Joscha Fischer-Antze
Rusty (Home on the Range, 2004)
Rusty the Dog
Tommi Piper
Abner Dixon (Home on the Range, 2004)
Abner Dixon
Norbert Gastell
Larry (Home on the Range, 2004)
Larry
Claus Brockmeyer
Patrick (Home on the Range, 2004)
Patrick
Tommy Amper
Willie Brothers (Home on the Range, 2004)
Willie Gebrüder
Audrey (Home on the Range, 2004)
Audrey
Monika John
Annie (Home on the Range, 2004)
Annie
Dagmar Heller
Ollie (Home on the Range, 2004)
Ollie the Pig
Frank Lenart
Kyle (Home on the Range, 2004)
Kyle
Johannes Bachmann
Ryan (Home on the Range, 2004)
Ryan
Maximilian Belle
Dillon (Home on the Range, 2004)
Dillon
Kevin Iannotta
Technical staff
Dubbing director
Frank Lenart
Translator
Andreas Pollak

Trivia[]

  • The Longhorns Barry & Bob are dubbed in German by Ukrainian former professional boxers, Vitalii Klychko (Віталій Кличко) and Volodymyr Klychko (Володимир Кличко), known as the Klitschko Brothers, which were big stars in Germany, and came to appear on German TV shows and commercials. Vitalii is today a politician and mayor of Kiev in Ukraine since 2014; he was even awarded the German Cross of the Order of Merit in 2010, the highest German honour, for his social and political engagement.
  • Ursula Traun, the voice of Pearl Gesner, lived up to 102 years-old - she was born in 1918 and died in 2020. She was already 85 years-old when she dubbed the character.

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