Luise Helm

Luise Helm comes from a family of actors: she's the daughter of German character actor Gunnar Helm and her younger sister, Anne, is also a performer. Getting her start in the TV movie "5 Stunden Angst: Geiselnahme im Kindergarten" at the age of 13, Luise has slowly but surely forged a promising career that includes a memorable performance in the teen comedy "Ants in the Pants." She also had a role in the political drama "Never Mind the Wall," which won several German film awards. In 2001, she joined the cast of the Australian-based children's TV show "Outriders," alongside future Hollywood star Abbie Cornish, and later that decade she had a recurring guest role on the long-running TV crime-drama "Polizeiruf 110." Despite her numerous appearances in both film and television, Luise is perhaps best known for her work as the official German dub-over voice of Scarlett Johansson and Megan Fox, in addition to a handful of other A-list actresses. As a result, Luise's voice can be heard in such blockbuster films as "Transformers" and "Iron Man 2," as well as a host of popular TV shows including "Fringe," "Gossip Girl," and "The O.C.."