The below list is a work in progress. I have made every effort to accurately create this list. If you notice anything that is written incorrectly or is to be added, please let me know and I will post an update. Your impressions and comments, regardless of your knowledge of the dubber's voice, are also welcome.
Notable TV Guest Appearances
as Kevin Wah plyaed by Anson Mount in "Ally McBeal" (1998)
as Justin Thumb played by Corbin Allred in "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" (1996) [Also Known As: "Sabrina Goes to College" (1996) (USA: promotional title), "Sabrina" (1996-) (USA: promotional abbreviation)]
TV Series
as Dawson Leery played by James Van Der Beek in "Dawson's Creek" (1998-2003)
as Travis Eckert played by Rob deLeeuw in "Big Wolf on Campus" (1999-2002)
as Sgt. Warren 'Skip' Muck played by Richard Speight Jr. in "Band of Brothers" (2001) (mini)
as Draco played by Paul Zebrowski in "Thunderstone" (1999)
as Vince Rosania played by Noah Klar in "The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo" (1996-1999)
Movies
as Jimmy Bly played by Kip Pardue in "Driven" (2001) [Also Known As: "À toute vitesse" (2001) (Canada: French title), "Champs" (2000) (USA: working title), "Formula One" (1999) (USA: working title), "Into Thin Air" (2000) (USA: working title), "Ruutulippu" (2001) (USA: working title)]
as Sean played by Kerr Smith in "The Forsaken" (2001) [Also Known As: "The Forsaken: Desert Vampires" (2001) (Australia: promotional title)]
as Andrea played by Giuseppe Sanfelice in "La Stanza del figlio" (2001) [Also Known As: "La Chambre du fils" (2001) (France), "Giovanni" (1999) (Italy: working title), "The Son's Room" (2001) (International: English title)]
as Warner Huntington III played by Matthew Davis in "Legally Blonde" (2001)
as D'Artagnan played by Justin Chambers in "The Musketeer" (2001) [Also Known As: "D'Artagnan" (2001) (USA: working title)]
as Gryffindor Captain Oliver Wood played by Sean Biggerstaff in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001) [Also Known As: "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" (2001) (International: English title) (UK), "Harry Potter" (2000) (USA: working title), "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001) (USA)]
as Gabriel Martin played by Heath Ledger in "The Patriot" (2000) [Also Known As: "Der Patriot" (2000) (Germany)]
as Alex Corvis (The Crow) played by Eric Mabius in "The Crow: Salvation" (2000) [Also Known As: "The Crow 3"(1998) (USA: working title), "The Crow 3 - Tödliche Erlösung" (2002) (Germany: DVD title)]
as Chris played by Thomas Sadoski in "Loser" (2000) [Also Known As: "The Loser" (2000) (USA)]
as Jonathon 'Mox' Moxon played by James Van Der Beek in "Varsity Blues" (1999)
as Pierre played by Guillaume Depardieu in "Pola X" (1999) [Also Known As: "Pierre ou les ambiguïtés" (2001) (France: TV title)]
as Ferg played by Chad Todhunter in "Brokedown Palace" (1999) [Also Known As: "Two Girls" (1997) (USA: working title)]
as Angel Face played by Jared Leto in "Fight Club" (1999)
as Jakob played by Jesper Salén in "En Liten julsaga" (1999) [Also Known As: "A Little Christmas Story" (1999) (International: festival title English title)]
as Nick at 17 played by Charlie Hofheimer in "Music of the Heart" (1999) [Also Known As: "50 Violins" (1998) (USA: working title), "Fiddlefest" (1999) (USA: working title), "Music of My Heart" (1998) (USA: working title)]
as Vince Smith played by Michael Legge (II) in "Whatever Happened to Harold Smith?" (1999)
as Bob Walker played by Peter Facinelli in "The Big Kahuna" (1999) [Also Known As: "Hospitality Suite" (1999) (USA: working title)]
as The Naked Chef played by Jamie Oliver in "The Naked Chef" (1999)
as Tom played by Jason London in "Broken Vessels" (1998)
as Otomo Akira played by Hiro Kanagawa in "Futuresport" (1998) (TV)
as Manni played by Moritz Bleibtreu in "Lola rennt" (1998) [Also Known As: "Run Lola Run" (1999) (Australia) (USA), "Lola Runs" (1999) (USA: literal English title)]
as Fireman played by Jonathan Clark in "Little Voice" (1998) [Also Known As: "The Rise and Fall of Little Voice" (1998) (UK: working title)]
as Bébé played by Alexandre Ogou in "À la place du coeur" (1998) [Also Known As: "Where the Heart Is" (1998) (International: English title)]
as Romeo played by Noam Jenkins in "54" (1998) [Also Known As: "Fifty-Four" (1998), "Studio 54" (1998) (USA: working title)]
as Manni played by Moritz Bleibtreu in "Lola Rennt" (1998) [Also Known As: "Run Lola Run" (1999) (Australia) (USA), "Lola Runs" (1999) (USA: literal English title)]
as Bormann played by James Kidnie in "Thunder Point" (1998) (TV) [Also Known As: "Jack Higgins' Thunder Point" (1998) (TV) (USA: complete title)]
as The Prince played by Rupert Penry-Jones in "The Student Prince" (1997) [Also Known As: "The Prince of Hearts" (1998) (TV) (USA)]
as Secretary played by Charley Boorman in "The Serpent's Kiss" (1997) [Also Known As: "Le Baiser du serpent" (1997) (France), "Der Schlangenkuss" (1997) (Germany)]
as Vince played by Tommy Tiernan in "The MatchMaker" (1997)
as Septimus Warren Smith played by Rupert Graves in "Mrs. Dalloway" (1997) [Also Known As: "Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway" (1997)]
