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Oct 6, 2021 29 min

Was lesen eigentlich... Julia Blankenburg und Uwe Thoma?

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Im Interview mit den Hörbuch-Sprechern Julia Blankenburg und Uwe Thoma Julia Blankenburg und Uwe Thoma haben schon viele Hörbuchprojekte gesprochen – in der Reihe Dark Mafia King sind beide zusammen zu hören. Wir wollten wissen, wie das ist, wenn man nicht allein eine Geschichte erzählt, sondern das gemeinsam mit jemand anderem tut… zeitversetzt – wie geht das eigentlich so? Macht das Spaß? Was ist das Besondere? Julia und Uwe haben schon die verschiedensten Dinge in den Bereichen sprechen/ schauspielern gemacht – wie sind die beiden zum fiktionalen Hörbuch gekommen? Was waren Lieblingsprojekte in ihrer Karriere? Und haben die beiden schonmal ein Projekt mit verteilten Rollen eingelesen? Wie war das? Fehlt da nicht manchmal der Zusammenhang? Wir wollten aber auch wissen, was ihre LieblingssprecherInnen sind und ob sie auch noch ganz privat lesen oder nur beruflich? Ihr (Hörbuch)-Buchtipp für uns? Dark Mafia King-Reihe von Talina Leandrohttps://amzn.to/3adJAPb

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