Caspar Phillipson
Birthday:
13 January 1971
Height:
174 cm
Handsome young actor Caspar Phillipson was born in Denmark in 1971. He applied to the Aarhus Teater in 1991 and finished his education in 1995. He made connections to Aarhus Teater in 6 years. Caspar had never taken part in a movie; he is more focused on theater plays, and had taken part in many musicals such as "Rocky Horror Show", "...
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Handsome young actor Caspar Phillipson was born in Denmark in 1971. He applied to the Aarhus Teater in 1991 and finished his education in 1995. He made connections to Aarhus Teater in 6 years. Caspar had never taken part in a movie; he is more focused on theater plays, and had taken part in many musicals such as "Rocky Horror Show", "Les Miserables", "Carmen Negra" and "Kameliadamen". Many discovered his lovely voice, and in 1999 he started making Danish record tapes of well-known book writer Agatha Christie's famous books. Few years later in 2002, he was chosen as the Danish voice of the kind Kungfu fighter Goku in the animated Manga series "Dragon Ball Z" (1996), and now Caspar is famous and loved among children. Two years later he became the Danish voice of the irritating Prince Charming in DreamWorks movie Shrek 2 (2004). He is also the Danish voice of Nergal and Billy's Dad in "Grim & Evil" (2001), and had an Additional Voice in the Danish version of the Twentieth Century Fox Film Garfield (2004). Present he's most known for his role as Mortimer in the Danish theater play Arsenik og gamle kniplinger (2002) (TV), recorded live in "Det Danske Teater". Caspar is also a professional singer. And are one of the singers in the Danish CD "Fiigs og Ballade", recorded along with Frits Helmuth and other various actors and singers. Show less «
"The book behind the movie was actually one of my favorite books when I was a child. And then it was extra cool to be chosen as the Danish v...Show more »
"The book behind the movie was actually one of my favorite books when I was a child. And then it was extra cool to be chosen as the Danish voice of Willy Wonka. I think it was funny dubbing Johnny Depp in the role as Willy Wonka when he really gets into his stride." - about dubbing Johnny Depp in the Danish version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) Show less «
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