Torsten Sense is a German actor, voice actor, dialogue director, musician, and composer born on September 11, 1961, in Berlin. He began his performance career in theater, appearing at notable Berlin venues such as the Schillertheater, the Tribüne Berlin, and the Vaganten Bühne following his acting studies with Professor Marlise Ludwig. Sense is also an accomplished composer of contemporary chamber music and has written scores for film and television, including the documentary series Sphinx and the children's program Siebenstein. His career in voice acting is extensive, spanning hundreds of roles in films, television series, and video games, and he has also worked as a dialogue director for productions such as Brian De Palma's Snake Eyes and the film Control.

In the context of German dubbing for anime and Japanese media, Sense is the German voice for the character Archer, also known as EMIYA, from the Fate series. He voiced this role in the feature films Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel I. presage flower, Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II. lost butterfly, and Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel III. spring song, as well as the television series Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works and the special Fate/Grand Order: First Order. A comprehensive list of his anime roles includes the character of Rasputin in the series Drifters and the character Ken in Techno Police 21C, though specific details on these particular performances are not available in existing records. His other notable narration work includes the German audio drama series Tony Ballard and the role of the wizard Schmendrick in the animated classic The Last Unicorn.

Beyond anime, Sense is widely recognized for being the primary German dubbing voice for several prominent Hollywood actors. For over two decades, he has been the standard German voice for Val Kilmer, providing his voice for Kilmer’s performances in films like The Doors, Batman Forever, Heat, and Top Gun: Maverick. He is also known as the German voice of actor BD Wong, particularly for the character Dr. Henry Wu in the Jurassic Park film series, as well as for voicing Kyle MacLachlan as Agent Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks. His long and varied career has made him a familiar voice to German-speaking audiences across numerous genres of film and television.