Enn Reitel

Scottish actor and screenwriter

Enn Reitel - Performers & Entertainers born June 21st, 1950
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Born in 1950, this Scottish actor and screenwriter gained recognition for work in various television series and films. Reitel's voice work includes significant roles in animated features and television programs. Contributions to both live-action and voice acting showcased versatility in performance across genres. In addition to acting, involvement in writing for screen heightened creative contributions in the industry.

Voice work in 'The Magic Roundabout'

Roles in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'

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