Playing the sweet and somewhat obsessive Gidget was actress and radio presenter Nycta Gina. Returning for her second dubbing rodeo after Despicable Me , Gina noted that the main difficulty was the translation itself—often the Indonesian dialogue would be longer than the original English, making it difficult to match the character's mouth movements. Fortunately, the bubbly Gidget was a natural fit for her voice.
The dubbing process for The Secret Life of Pets in Indonesia was not without its challenges. One of the biggest hurdles was translating the movie's humor, which was often based on wordplay and cultural references that didn't directly translate to Indonesian. The dubbing team had to get creative with their translations, using local idioms and expressions to convey the same humor and wit. The Secret Life Of Pets Dubbing Indonesia
The inclusion of household names like Rio Dewanto and Ferry Salim generated excitement for the television broadcast. Playing the sweet and somewhat obsessive Gidget was
The rest of the main cast was filled by equally accomplished figures, ensuring a high-quality performance across the board: The dubbing process for The Secret Life of
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While celebrities handled the main roles, professional Indonesian voice actors provided the voices for supporting characters: : Voiced by Mohammad Romli . Mel : Voiced by Bima Sakti . Norman : Voiced by Ika Swastika .
While professional dubbers are prized for their technical precision and vocal range, celebrity actors bring "star power" and pre-existing public personas. In The Secret Life of Pets , the chemistry between Sudiro and Rompies mirrored their real-life friendship, adding a layer of natural camaraderie to the voices of Max and Duke that might have been absent with unrelated voice actors.