Reinhilt Schneider is a German actress and voice actress, born on August 25, 1946, in Hamburg. She has built a extensive career spanning several decades, working extensively in both dubbing for film and television as well as in German audio drama productions.

Schneider began her career in the late 1960s and early 1970s, with early work including appearances in German television series such as Hafenpolizei and Die Unverbesserlichen. However, she became particularly well-known for her voice work. A significant part of her early career was dedicated to audio dramas for the EUROPA label, where she took on leading roles in numerous productions throughout the 1970s. These included characters like Klara Sesemann in Heidi, Gerda in The Snow Queen, and the title role in Puppenjulchen und die Zaubermaus.

In the realm of anime, Schneider provided the German voice for several characters. She is credited as the voice of Princess Guinevera in the series Entaku no Kishi Monogatari: Moero Arthur, known in German as Prinz Artus. In the same series, she also voiced the character Prinzessin Sonya. For the anime Lucy-May of the Southern Rainbow, known in German as Lucy in Australien, she voiced both the characters Annie and Kate. While the user query also mentions roles as Tob in Lucy-May and the title role in Najica Blitz Tactics, these specific credits were not found in the available search results.

Beyond anime, Schneider's dubbing work is prolific. She has provided the German voice for a wide array of actresses in live-action films and television series. Some of her notable dubbing credits include voicing Kath Soucie's character Phil DeVille in the Rugrats films, Adrienne King as Alice in Friday the 13th Part 2, and various roles in popular series such as Magnum, Knight Rider, and Ein Engel auf Erden.

Schneider has remained highly active in German audio drama throughout her career, a field in which she is considered a significant figure. She has had recurring roles in long-running series like Die drei???, TKKG, and Masters of the Universe. In She-Ra, she voiced the character Perfuma. Her work in this medium has continued into the 2020s, with roles in new productions for series like Fünf Freunde and TKKG, as well as taking on leading parts in the Titania Medien series Gruselkabinett and Grimms Märchen. According to one database, she has been credited with over 300 roles in audio dramas between 1970 and 2024.