Count the stars who have done dubbing: Who will make you remember? - 2

Count the stars who have done dubbing: Who will make you remember? - 2
As early as 2003, Xu Fan voiced Dolly in Finding Nemo. She thought the role was very interesting, so she went. Thirteen years later, Finding Nemo 2: Where Dolly Goes was released. She dubbed the same role again. As a film and television superstar who has stepped out of the drama stage, she has profound lines skills and accurate role grasp, which appropriately explains Dolly's lovely and changeable character.Cantonese voice-over
Representative works: Finding Nemo 2: Where Dolly Goes, Superman Story, Eagle Crown Manor, etc
Chen Peisi
In fact, every time Chen Peisi dubs an animated film, he will receive countless praises. Many viewers were convinced by his sacred interpretation. From Muxulong in Hua Mulan in 1998, Baohulu in The Secret of Baohulu, to Nervous Beans in Doufu Biography today, each character of Chen Peisi has been described as three points.
Chen Peisi's truly famous animated film dubbing work is the pinnacle of the domestic animated film Lotus Lantern, which was released in 1999. Chen Peisi dubbed Monkey King in the film. The Lotus Lantern has a total investment of 12 million yuan. The film production lasted three years. The production level is comparable to the Disney film Mulan released in 1998. After its release, it caused a great sensation in China and became the memory of countless post-90s youth.Mandarin voice over
In the next ten years, Chen Peisi only gave voice to several films, such as Superman Story, Secret of Baohulu, Xibaipo and Tiangong 3. In 2016, Chen Peisi appeared again as the voice of the Chinese version of the Hollywood animated film Pet Secret. This time, Chen Peisi's dubbing object is Xiaobai, a cute and clever rabbit. Chen Peisi spent a day dubbing rabbits. After watching the Chinese version of "Pet Secrets", the audience praised Chen Peisi as a comedy genius, who only used his voice to create a perfect comedy image.
In the "Biography of Doufu" released in 2017, Chen Peisi explained a crazy and lovely nerve bean with his happy voice, and created an image of a naughty, naughty, mischievous and funny old naughty boy in the bean industry, giving full play to his expertise in dubbing.
Representative works: Hua Mulan, Baolian Lantern, Superman Story D, Love Secret
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