Peter Lakenmacher is a German actor and voice actor, born on September 27, 1942, in Bremen. He is primarily known for his work in German television and, most prolifically, as a dubbing artist, providing the German voices for numerous international actors and characters in film and television.

Lakenmacher's on-screen acting career began in the 1960s, and he gained wider recognition in the 1970s for his main role in the crime series Sonderdezernat K1. Throughout the 1980s, he continued to appear as a guest actor in many popular German television series. Parallel to his on-screen work, he built an extensive career as a voice actor. Notably, he was the regular German dubbing voice for Lee Majors in the series The Six Million Dollar Man. He also contributed his voice to numerous radio play productions, including the leading role of Dorian Hunter in the Europa series Dämonenkiller, as well as parts in series like Masters of the Universe and Perry Rhodan.

As a voice actor, his work is characterized by his distinctive and memorable voice, which led to a vast number of dubbing roles. His credits in this field are extensive, spanning several decades. Among his many roles in animated and live-action productions are the two mentioned by the user. He voiced the character of King Laarvik in the German dubbed version of the anime series Entaku no Kishi Monogatari: Moero Arthur, also known as Prinz Artus. Additionally, he provided the German voice for the character Black Jack in the 1980 anime film Phoenix 2772 - Space Firebird, which was dubbed in Hamburg in 1982.

Lakenmacher's dubbing filmography includes a wide array of roles, often lending his voice to strong or authoritative characters. Some of his other notable dubbing credits include voicing Fred Williamson in several films, Tim Reid as Mike Hanlon in the 1990 television adaptation of Stephen King's It, and William Sadler in Freaks. He also dubbed Tom Skerritt, Tony Curtis, and Albert Finney in various films. His work demonstrates a long-standing and prolific career as a character actor on screen and, most significantly, as a sought-after voice in the German dubbing industry.