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Dubbing is often used to localize a foreign movie. The new voice track will usually be spoken by a voice artist. In many countries, most actors who regularly perform this duty are generally little-known outer surface of popular circles such as anime fandom, for example, or when their voice has become synonymous with the role or the actor or actress whose voice they usually dub. In the United States, many of these actors also take up pseudonyms or go uncredited due to Screen Actors Guild regulations or a simple desire to dissociate themselves from the role. However, famous limited actors can also be hired to perform the dubbing, particularly for comedies and animated movies, as their names are supposed to attract moviegoers, and the entire Hollywood cast may be dubbed by a local cast of similar notoriety.Since Belgium is a multilingual country, movies are shown in French and Dutch. The range of French dubbed version is approximately as wide as the German range where practically all movies and TV-series are dubbed. Sometimes separate versions are record in the Netherlands and in Flanders; for instance several Walt Disney films or Harry Potter films. These dub versions only differ from each other in using different voice actors and different pronunciation while the copy is almost the same. In general, cinema shown by Flemish broadcasters are always shown in new language with subtitles, with the exception of movie theater for a young audience.In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the vast best part of foreign movies are subtitled although some, mostly animated movies and television programmes, are dubbed in English. These usually create from North America as opposed to being dubbed locally, although there have been notable examples of movies and television programmer successfully dub in the India, such as the Japanese Monkey and French Magic Roundabout series. When airing movies on tube, channels in the UK and Ireland will often choose subtitling over dubbing, even if a dubbing in Hindi exists. It is also a fairly common practice for animation aimed at pre-school children to be re-dubbed with Idian voice actors replacing the original voices, although this is not done with shows aimed at older audiences. Some animated movies and television programmes are also dub into Welsh and Scottish Gaelic. Similarly, in Ireland, animated series shown on TG4 are shown dubbed in Irish.
In the Nordic
countries, dubbing is used only in animated skin tone and other movies
for young audiences. Some theaters in the major cities may also display the new
version, usually as the last show of the day, or in a smaller auditorium in a
multiplex. According to a survey, almost 95% of the population in these
countries prefer the original version. In Finland,
for children of the 6% Swedish-speaking minority, the dub version from Sweden
may also be available at certain cinemas, but only in cities/town with a
significant percentage of Swedish speakers. DVD releases usually only have the
original audio, except for children's movies which have both Finnish and
Swedish speech tracks, in addition to the original audio and subtitles in both
languages. In film theaters, movies for grown-up audiences have both Finnish
and Swedish subtitles, the Finnish on paper in basic font and the Swedish
printed below the Finnish in a cursive font. In the early ages of box, foreign television
shows and movie theater were dub by one actor in Finland, as in Russian Gavrilov translation. Later, subtitles
became a practice on Finnish TV. Dubbing of other than children's pictures is
unpopular in Finland,
as in many other countries. A good example is The Simpsons Movie. While the original
version was well-received, the Finnish dubbed version got poor reviews; some
critics even calling it a disaster.On the other hand, many dubs of Disney animated
skin texture have been well received, both critically and by the public. In Greece, all movies
are released theatrically in their new versions and contain subtitles. Only
cartoon pictures (for example, Finding Nemo,
The
Incredibles and so on) are released in both original and Greek
dub versions, for children who cannot yet read quickly or not at all. Foreign
TV shows are also shown in their original versions except for most cartoons.
For example The
Flintstones and The Jetsons
were always dubbed, while Family Guy
and American Dad!
are always subtitled and contains the original English dialogue, since it is
mostly for adults rather than children. Only Mexican television
series like Rubí, La usurpadora,
and teen series like Hannah
Montana and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
are dub in Greek. Japanese Anime like Tokyo Mew Mew,
Sonic X
and Sailor Moon
are given away dub in Greek. In Greece, all movies are free theatrically in their original
versions and contain subtitles. Only cartoon films (for example, Finding Nemo,
The
Incredibles and so on) are released in both original and Greek
dubbed versions, for children who cannot yet read fast or not at all. Foreign television
shows are also shown in their original versions except for most cartoons. For
example The
Flintstones and The Jetsons
were always dub, while Family Guy
and American Dad!
are always subtitled and contains the original English dialogue, since it is
mostly for adults rather than children. Only Mexican TV
series like Rubí, La usurpadora,
and kid series like Hannah
Montana and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
are dubbed in Greek. Hollywood Anime like US Mew Mew,
Sonic X
and Sailor Moon
are given away dubbed in Greek.