| rdfs:comment | - Together with Wolfgang Kieling, who dubbed Bert, they originated the duo on German language TV. His voice was so closely associated with Ernie that, in 1994, when original puppets of Ernie and Bert were stolen from a touring Muppets exhibit, Duwner made a radio appeal on January 25, asking the thieves to return the puppets. The strategy brought results by March, when radio station Antenna Tueringen received an anonymous phone call to return the puppets, and accepted them through a middleman the next day. He even dubbed Ernie in other movies which used his voice only in passing, such as Where's Poppa? or Short Circuit 2 (with Ernie replacing background audio of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood).
- Duwner verstarb 1996 nach langer schwerer Krebserkrankung. In Star Trek sprach er:
* Harcourt Fenton Mudd (gespielt von Roger C. Carmel in TOS: )
* Cyrano Jones (gespielt von Stanley Adams in TOS: und Archivmaterial in DS9: )
* Agmar (im Original von James Doohan in TAS: , ZDF-Version)
* Sir Guy von Gisbourne (gespielt von Clive Revill in TNG: ) Weitere seiner Synchronrollen:
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| abstract | - Duwner verstarb 1996 nach langer schwerer Krebserkrankung. In Star Trek sprach er:
* Harcourt Fenton Mudd (gespielt von Roger C. Carmel in TOS: )
* Cyrano Jones (gespielt von Stanley Adams in TOS: und Archivmaterial in DS9: )
* Agmar (im Original von James Doohan in TAS: , ZDF-Version)
* Sir Guy von Gisbourne (gespielt von Clive Revill in TNG: ) Weitere seiner Synchronrollen:
* Danny DeVito (Standardstimme)
* häufig zu hören als Stimme von Ned Beatty, Oliver Hardy, Peter Butterworth, Chico Marx, Charles Durning und Mickey Rooney
* Victor Sen Yung als Hop Sing in Bonanza (1959-1973)
* Barney Geröllheimer in Familie Feuerstein (1960-1966)
* Stanley Adams als Lt. Hardy in Die Jungen Wilden (1961)
* John Kitzmiller als Quarrel in James Bond 007 jagt Dr. No (1962)
* Frank Sinatra als Zigeuner in Die Totenliste (1963)
* Burt Kwouk u.a. als Mr. Ling in Goldfinger (1964)
* Jerry Lewis als Gerald Clamson in Ein Froschmann an der Angel (1967) und als George Lester in Der Spinner (1967)
* David Doyle als Bosley in Drei Engel für Charlie (1976-1981)
* Kevin Conway als Vince Doyle in F.I.S.T. - Ein Mann geht seinen Weg (1978) und als Sgt. 'Buster' Kilrain in Gettysburg (1993)
* Burt Young als Paulie Pennino in Rocky Teil 3-5 (1982-1990)
* Tracey Walter als Malak in Conan, der Zerstörer (1984)
* Noble Willingham als Zeke Bridges in Ein Ehrenwerter Gentleman (1992)
* M. Emmet Walsh u.a. als Bryant in Blade Runner – Director's Cut (1992)
- Together with Wolfgang Kieling, who dubbed Bert, they originated the duo on German language TV. His voice was so closely associated with Ernie that, in 1994, when original puppets of Ernie and Bert were stolen from a touring Muppets exhibit, Duwner made a radio appeal on January 25, asking the thieves to return the puppets. The strategy brought results by March, when radio station Antenna Tueringen received an anonymous phone call to return the puppets, and accepted them through a middleman the next day. He even dubbed Ernie in other movies which used his voice only in passing, such as Where's Poppa? or Short Circuit 2 (with Ernie replacing background audio of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood). Duwner also voiced the narrator in the German dub of The Dark Crystal and Bean Bunny in Die Muppets Weihnachtsgeschichte (The Muppet Christmas Carol), as well as dubbing Raymond Serra as Police Chief Sterns in the Creature Shop-effects films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. Outside of Sesamstrasse, Duwner was familiar as the primary German voice of Mickey Rooney (including Breakfast at Tiffany's), Oliver Hardy in all of the 1960s dubs, Ned Beatty in over 20 films (including Superman), Danny DeVito and Charles Durning (ten movies each), and Chico Marx. Other dub assignments, usually comedic, included Bob Hope in Spies Like Us, Vincent Gardenia in Little Shop of Horrors, John Bluthal in Help!, Bill McCutcheon in The Stoolie, Stubby Kaye in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Jack Purvis in Brazil, and Don Rickles in Kelly's Heroes. He was a staple in cartoons, with roles in several Disney dubs (notably Goofy in the shorts, Horace Badun in the re-dub of 101 Dalmatians, and Bernard in The Rescuers), Snakely on Kimba the White Lion, Captain Cully in The Last Unicorn, and Barney Rubble on The Flintstones. On TV, he dubbed Ken Curtis on Gunsmoke, Victor Sen Yung on Bonanza, and David Doyle on Charlie's Angels. As an on-camera actor, Duwner appeared in the 1971 German Love Bug clone Superbug (as racing inventor James Butler). He was a regular foil on Dieter Hallervorden's Die Didi-Show (1989, as the director), and had guest roles on Percy Stuart (with Claus Wilcke) and Tatort.
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