Thomas Fedrowitz is a German actor, voice actor, and dialogue director based in Berlin, born in 1968. Raised in Germany and Chile, he studied acting at the Ernst-Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin and has also lived in Paris and Prague. He has been working in the entertainment industry since 1993. His professional focus is on dubbing, audiobooks, radio plays, and video games, and he also works as a dialogue director and writer for dubbing scripts.

As a voice actor, Fedrowitz has an extensive list of dubbing credits, providing German voices for a wide range of actors in film and television series. His voice work spans numerous genres, and he is frequently cast in roles such as episodic villains. Among his many roles, he voiced Dorulumon in the anime series Digimon Fusion.

Fedrowitz has voiced characters in several anime and animated series. His anime roles include Atsushi Ono as Ruin in The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments, Dee Bradley Baker as the Driver in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and Carlos Alazraqui as Scotty Yomoto in The Adventures of Kid Danger. He has also voiced characters in a substantial number of live-action films and television series, often providing German dubbing for actors such as Danny Trejo, Tony Todd, Vernon Wells, and Armand Assante.

One notable area of recurring collaboration in his career is with the long-running Italian television series Don Matteo and Ein Koch für alle Fälle. Fedrowitz has provided voices for multiple guest characters across numerous episodes of these shows, including several different actors in each series. His film work includes dubbing roles in major productions such as Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, Terrifier 3, and a variety of action and horror films.

Beyond dubbing, Fedrowitz has narrated several audiobooks and radio plays, including titles such as Sherlock Holmes und Doktor Watson and Was ist was? Junior. He is also an active stage actor, having performed in productions including Enigma, What You Will, and God of Carnage. He speaks multiple languages, including German, English, French, Czech, and Spanish, which he has noted is helpful for incorporating the subtleties of different languages into his dubbing work.