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Julia Haacke

b. 1971

German actress

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About Julia Haacke

Born 1971. Julia Haacke is a German actor and voice actor.

Eva Susanne Julia Haacke (born 2 September 1971 in Munich) is a German actress and voice actress.

Selected filmography 1994 Verfolger 1995 Nur über meine Leiche 1997 Verbotene Liebe (Kerstin Richter) 1997 Wildbach 2000 Lexx – The Dark Zone: Tales from a Parallel Universe 2000 2000 St. Angela: Horrornacht und Partyfieber 2001 2006 Sturm der Liebe 2011 Verbotene Liebe (Kerstin Richter) 2011 Princess Lillifee and the Little Unicorn

Voice acting Among other roles, Haacke dubbed Jennie Garth in Beverly Hills, 90210, Eliza Dushku in Bring it On and Izabella Miko in Coyote Ugly.

In anime, she played the German language roles of Rei Hino (Sailor Mars) in Sailor Moon, Kodachi in Ranma ½ and Shippō in InuYasha, One Piece (TV) as Miss Father's Day, Princess Sara as Lavinia, Miyuki as Miyuki Wakamatsu, and many others.

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Eva Susanne Julia Haacke

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Julia Haacke?

German actress

When was Julia Haacke born?

Julia Haacke was born on 2 September 1971 in Munich.

What is Julia Haacke's occupation?

Julia Haacke is an actor and voice actor.

What nationality is Julia Haacke?

Julia Haacke is German.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Julia Haacke

· Wikidata: Q110876

· DBpedia: Julia Haacke

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