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Draeger studied at the Berlin-Reinickendorf Conservatory for Music and Art. Beginning 1953, he established himself as a familiar radio voice, and became the regular dubbing voice of such varied actors as Woody Allen, James Cagney, and Dudley Moore. He also dubbed Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Trans-American Express, Eric Idle as Sir Robin in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, George Harrison in The Beatles' films, Charles Grodin in Catch-22, Harry Dean Stanton in Repoman, Martin Landau in The Hallelujah Trail, and Roman Polanski in Chinatown. Wolfgang Herbert Kurt Draeger (* 9. Januar 1928 in Berlin) ist ein deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher.

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Wolfgang Herbert Kurt Draeger (* 9. Januar 1928 in Berlin) ist ein deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher. Draeger studied at the Berlin-Reinickendorf Conservatory for Music and Art. Beginning 1953, he established himself as a familiar radio voice, and became the regular dubbing voice of such varied actors as Woody Allen, James Cagney, and Dudley Moore. He also dubbed Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Trans-American Express, Eric Idle as Sir Robin in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, George Harrison in The Beatles' films, Charles Grodin in Catch-22, Harry Dean Stanton in Repoman, Martin Landau in The Hallelujah Trail, and Roman Polanski in Chinatown. In animation, he voiced Inspector Gadget, the Clock King on Batman: The Animated Series, and Cheetah in Kimba the White Lion. He has been a staple of German audiobooks and radio plays, often as comics characters (Popeye, the narrator in Asterix, and Prince Barin in Flash Gordon), or in mysteries (Chief Reynolds and others in the Alfred Hitchcock Three Investigators series, Horatio Mcintire in the Edgar Wallace series).