Thomas Anzenhofer is a German actor and voice artist born in 1959 in Ulm, Germany. He pursued formal training at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin from 1980 to 1984, which laid the foundation for his extensive career in performance. While he is widely recognized for his work on screen and in theatre, a significant part of his professional activity includes voice acting for film and television, a field in which he is also active as a dubbing actor and speaker.

Anzenhofer's voice acting portfolio includes contributions to German dubs of animated and live-action productions. One of his notable roles in the anime genre is in the series Dororo, where he lends his voice to the character Jukai. Another prominent credit is his work on the animated film Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic, in which he voices the protagonist, Dante. In addition to these, he has provided the German voice for a variety of characters in other films, such as portraying Crazy Joe for actor Danny Trejo in Kiss & Kill - Die Ballade von Crazy Joe and voicing a character in the anime film Das Leben des Budori Guskō. His work also extends to audio dramas, as demonstrated by his role as Felsenbeißer in a production of Die unendliche Geschichte.

His career is marked by a breadth of work across different media, including numerous television appearances in popular German series like Tatort, Der Clown, and SOKO Stuttgart, as well as extensive stage work with renowned ensembles such as the Berliner Ensemble and the Schauspielhaus Bochum. While specific awards for his voice acting are not detailed in the available information, his sustained presence in the industry and his contributions as a dubbing actor are integral to his professional profile.