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Alyssa Milano & her dubbing voice Dascha Lehmann
Profession: Actress & producer
Birthday: 19.12.1979
Born in: Brooklyn / New York City
Nationality: USA
Height: 157cm
Partner: Dave Bugliari
Ex-partner: Cinjun Tate
Nicknames: Lyssa, Conan
Miscellaneous:
Alyssa Jayne Milano studied acting at the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York City, where she honed her craft after being in front of the camera since she was a child.
In addition to her work in the entertainment industry, Alyssa Milano is passionate about social and political issues. She is a prominent activist for women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights, environmental protection and other important causes.
Away from her professional activities, Alyssa Milano is also an active mother of two and continues to champion a variety of social causes to bring about positive change in the world. She is also an author and has published books on motherhood and other topics.
Breakthrough:
Milano began her career at the tender age of seven and quickly gained notoriety for her role as Samantha Micelli in the popular sitcom "Who's the Boss?" (1984-1992). This role made her a teen idol of the 80s.
Development:
One of her best-known roles was that of Phoebe Halliwell in the successful TV series "Charmed" (1998-2006), which again brought her worldwide recognition.
Alyssa Milano has also worked as a producer and was involved in projects such as the series "Mistresses".
Accolades:
8 awards & 8 nominations
Her most important awards include the Young Artist Award, which she has won several times for her outstanding performance in "Who's the Boss?" and other projects. She has also been nominated several times for the Kids' Choice Award, winning it in various categories. Milano received a Prism Award for her portrayal of mental health issues in the series "Charmed". As an animal rights activist, she was honored with the PETA Humanitarian Award for her commitment to animal welfare and animal rights. She also received the UNICEF Spirit of Compassion Award for her commitment to humanitarian aid and children's rights.
German dubbing voice:
In the German dubbed version, Alyssa Milano is voiced by experienced voice actress Dascha Lehmann. With her distinctive voice, Lehmann perfectly brings out the diversity and intensity of Milano's characters. Her clear, expressive voice harmonises perfectly with Milano's roles, whether in the series Charmed or in her other films and TV projects. Lehmann knows how to authentically convey the emotions and nuances that Milano conveys in her performances, giving the characters additional depth and strengthening the connection to the audience.
Dascha Lehmann was the German voice of Alyssa Milano in the following roles:
(as Pupetta Del Ponte) in Elsbeth (2024-) in 2 episodes
(as Grace Miller) in Lost Love (2022)
(as Dora Angioli) in A Recipe for Love (2018)
(as Renata) in Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later (2017) in 5 episodes
(as Savannah “Savi” Davis) in Mistresses (2013-2016)
(as Amy Osborn) in Breaking In (2011-2012) in episode ‘2’ (season 1)
(as Nurse Mindy) in Happy New Year (2011)
(as Jesse Young) in My Girlfriend's Boyfriend (2010)
(as “Aimee Brenner”) in DC Showcase: The Spectre (2010)
(as Jane Claremont) in Love Grows Up (2010) [dubbing (2012)]
(as Kyra Blaine) in Castle (2009-2016) in 1 episode
(as Gwen Williamson) in Pathology (2008)
(as Billie) in My Name Is Earl (2005-2009) [dubbing (2007-2011)]
(as Haylee Peterson) in Grey's Anatomy (2005-) in 1 episode
(as Cyndi) in Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003)
(as Phoebe Halliwell) in Charmed (1998-2006)
(as Chelsea) in Glory Daze (1995) [dubbing (2005)]
Filmography
We have listed some of her best and most famous films and series here:
2022: Brazen
2018-2019: Insatiable (22 episodes)
2018: A recipe for love (Little Italy)
2013-2014: Mistresses (26 episodes)
2008: Pathology
2007-2008: My Name Is Earl (10 episodes)
2002: Buying the Cow
1998-2006: Charmed (178 episodes)
1997: Below Utopia
1997-1998: Melrose Place (40 episodes)
1996: Fear
1994: Embrace of the Vampire)
1985: Commando
1984-1992: Who's the Boss? (196 episodes)