Hubertus Bengsch, nephew of Berlin cardinal Bengsch, achieved a breakthrough in 1981 with his role as First Officer in Wolfgang Petersen's blockbuster film, Das Boot. Born in 1952, Hubertus studied at the renowned Max Reinhardt school in Berlin, where he refined his craft alongside future theatrical greats.
Before entering the world of film, Hubertus honed his skills in various stage productions at esteemed theatres in Hannover, Bochum, Berlin, and Salzburg. His impressive range and versatility allowed him to effortlessly transition to television and broadcast productions.
Since the 1990s, Hubertus has become a staple in German dubbing, lending his voice to a plethora of iconic characters, including Richard Gere in Pretty Woman, and notable roles in The X-Files, Full House, and Mission: Impossible. His commitment to excellence has earned him the reputation of a self-proclaimed perfectionist.
Beyond his impressive acting credentials, Hubertus is a dedicated philanthropist, frequently lending his time and talent to various German children's charities. He has also had the distinction of voicing the lead character, Gil Grissom, in the German dub of the popular television series, C.S.I.
In addition to his acting and dubbing work, Hubertus has made notable appearances in the German television series, Der Landarzt, playing the character of Peter Detlefsen. In 2001, he read from the Hollow Skai novel "In A Da Da Da Vida" in Aachen, and has also lent his voice to advertisements for the Donau Shopping Mall in Regensburg and international telephone answering services for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Hubertus has also attended Youth Fairs and speaking conventions for broadcasting, solidifying his reputation as a respected and accomplished figure in the industry. Despite his success, Hubertus remains a private individual, choosing to keep his personal life out of the spotlight. He currently resides in Berlin, where he continues to work with P&P Studios, further cementing his status as a talented and dedicated artist.
