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Bettina Kenney is a quadrilingual actor and voice artist for film and television, born in Germany and based in London. She has appeared in movies such as Tár, The Law According to Lidia Poët, and Russendisko, and voiced characters in games like Assassin's Creed Mirage and Forza Horizon 5.
- Germany
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Bettina Kenney. Additional Crew: Tár. Bettina Kenney was born in the land of the poets & thinkers, ancient forests and fairy tale castles - Germany. Her childhood in England probably explains her predilection for the scent of gas cookers, her love for British television and an utter aversion to the misuse of the Saxon genitive. After attending elementary & secondary school back in Germany ...
Bettina Kenney is a quintilingual actress, singer, dancer and voice actor who works internationally. She has appeared in films, TV shows, animation, theater and video games, and won several awards for her dubbing and acting.
The Ranch: Created by Louise Barnathan, Vincent Costi. With Bettina Kenney, Julia Stoepel, Hannes Maurer, Wanja Gerick. The Ranch depicts the adventures of four teenagers, two girls and two boys, who share a passion for horse-riding.
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- 2012-10-31
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Bettina Kenney was born in the land of the poets & thinkers, ancient forests and fairy tale castles - Germany. Her childhood in England probably explains her predilection for the scent of gas cookers, her love for British television & an utter aversion to the misuse of the Saxon genitive. After
- athletic-sporty
- blond
- scandinavian, white central european
- 153 cm
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Bettina Kenney is a musical actor, singer, speaker, dubbing actor and dancer who splits her time between Europe, the UK and the US. She has appeared in films, TV shows, theater, audio and commercials, and has won and been nominated for several awards.
Bettina Kenney was born in the land of the poets & thinkers, ancient forests and fairy tale castles - Germany. Her childhood in England probably explains her predilection for the scent of gas cookers, her love for British television and an utter aversion to the misuse of the Saxon genitive.
