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Lambert, Louise
Posted: 30/10/2019, 23:52
by Johan Melle
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- Louise Lambert, in Fellini - Block notes di un regista (1969)
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Louise Lambert was a voice dubbing actress based in Rome, lending her voice to the English-language versions of countless Italian films from the 1960s, 70s and 80s. She's mentioned briefly in an interview with English dubbing expert Ted Rusoff in Video Watchdog #159, where he states that Louise specialized in dubbing older ladies.
Like a lot of her dubbing colleagues, Louise Lambert also made various small acting appearances in front of the camera - usually uncredited.
Filmography
1967
- I 2 vigili .... British diplomat's wife (uncredited)
1969
- Fellini - Block notes di un regista .... Journalist interviewing Marcello Mastroianni (uncredited)
- If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium .... Nightclub customer (uncredited)
1970
- Fragment of Fear .... American matron (credited)
1972
- Pulp .... Tourist in restaurant (credited)
1976
- Cassandra Crossing .... Train passenger (uncredited)
1977
- Dove vai in vacanza ? - segment "Le vacanze intelligenti" .... Diner at the restaurant (uncredited)
- La via della droga …. Tourist at Caracalla Baths (uncredited)
1978
- Il commissario di ferro .... Vera's mother (uncredited)
1979
- Mani di velluto .... Shareholder of Swiss assurances (uncredited)
1981
- I ragazzi di celluloide (TV mini-series) .... Gabriella's mother (credited)
- La novelle malle des Indes (TV mini-series) .... Virtus (credited)
1982
- Extrasensorial .... Woman in the dance hall (uncredited)
1983
- Benedetta & company (TV mini-series) - ep. 3 .... English old spinster (credited on Radiocorriere TV)
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 30/10/2019, 23:54
by Johan Melle
I 2 vigili (1967) as
British diplomat's wife
Fellini - Block notes di un regista (1969) as
Journalist interviewing Marcello Mastroianni
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 30/10/2019, 23:57
by Johan Melle
Small credited role together with Jessica Dublin in a British film shot on location in Italy:
Fragment of Fear (1970) as
American matron
Also credited in the English-language production
Pulp (1972) as
Tourist in restaurant, falling victim to a very clumsy waiter
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 31/10/2019, 0:01
by Johan Melle
In the famous disaster movie
Cassandra Crossing (1976) as
Train passenger
Fortunately, Louise is among the lucky passengers who survive the disaster
Credited in the TV mini series
I ragazzi di celluloide (1981) as the American
mother of Gabriella (Sherry Buchanan)
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 31/10/2019, 0:04
by Johan Melle
A larger role than usual in the TV mini series
La nouvelle malle des Indes (1981) as
Virtus
Extrasensorial (1982) as
Woman in the dance hall
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 31/10/2019, 18:41
by Johan Melle
Unfortunately, very little is known about Louise's job as a dubbing actress for the English versions of Italian films, which was her primary occupation. Because the aim was always to not make audiences aware that a film was dubbed, the voice actors were never credited.
One notable exception is Alberto Cavallone's
Afrika (1973), which does include a cast list for the English voice cast, and it shows that Louise dubbed the role of Jeanne, played by Maria Pia Luzi. Unfortunately, the film itself is not available in this English-dubbed variant
anywhere
Louise was also credited as part of the English voice cast in the animated film
Il racconto della giungla (1974), released in English as
Robinson Crusoe
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 20/03/2020, 17:37
by van den bremt rudy
Benedetta & company (1983) (TV miniseries) - Ep: 3 (of 6) as
English old spinster
Credited in the cast list of Radiocorriere TV magazine, broadcasted on may 19th, 1983.
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 29/03/2020, 16:45
by Emiliano
Mani di velluto (1979), as
Shareholder of Swiss Assurances
upgraded
Re: Louise Lambert
Posted: 17/01/2021, 0:35
by Johan Melle
If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium (1969) as
Nightclub customer
Lambert, Louise
Posted: 14/05/2022, 23:21
by Cinema Italiano
La via della droga (1977) as
Tourist at Caracalla Baths (uncredited)
Identified by Johan Melle: thank you