1. Yumiko Katayama
Yumiko Katayama, a Japanese actress, was born on December 18, 1949, in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. She has worked in various television shows and films in the Japanese film industry. She is known for Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion (1972), Horrors of Malformed Men (1969), Criminal Woman: Killing Melody(1973), Shameless: Abnormal and Abusive Love (1969), Zenka Onna: Koroshi-bushi (1973), Inferno of Torture: Hell's Tattooers (1969), Delinquent Girl Boss: Unworthy of Penance (1971), Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot (1967), Playgirl (1969-1974), Love and Crime (1969), Giant Robo (1967-1968), Bankaku Rock (1973), Three Pretty Devils (1970), Love Lost in Tears (1973), and Zubekô banchô: zange no neuchi mo nai (1971).
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Age:
74
Gender:
Female
Age:
74
Gender:
Female
2. Tomomi Kuwabara
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...3. Mitsunobu Kaneko
Mitsunobu Kaneko, born on 25th September 1957, is a well-known actor from Japan. He has contributed towards English films and series. Mitsunobu hails from Tokyo, a city in Japan. His notable projects include Oka Wa Hanazakari in 1963, Akuma-Kun in 1966, Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot in 1967, Voyage Into Space in 1970, and The Skull Soldier in 1992. Mitsunobu died on 11th June 1997.
... Date of Death:
11-07-1997
Age:
66
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
11-07-1997
Age:
66
Gender:
Male
4. Masaru Igami
Masaru Igami, born Inoue Masaki (井上正喜, 1931-1991), was a Japanese screenwriter. He had served as the chief screenwriter for the original Kamen Rider series, along with its additional publications Kamen Rider V3, New Kamen Rider, Kamen Rider Stronger.
Born in Gunma Prefecture, Igami attended Meiji University, where he majored in French Literature at the Faculty of Letters. Following his graduation at the age of 27, he initially joined the advertising agency, Nobuhirosha. While there, he realized that Toshiba Shoji, a well-known scriptwriter for TV, was looking for fresh writers. Igami successfully applied for the position. Igami's submission served as an inspiration for the TV drama—Prince Planet. The drama was so successful that Igami wrote screenplays for various series such as Leopard's Eye, Kaiju Harimao, The S...
Date of Death:
16-11-1991
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
16-11-1991
Gender:
Male
5. Mitsuteru Yokoyama
Mitsuteru Yokoyama, the writer, was born in Suma Ward of Kobe City in Hyōgo Prefecture. He graduated from Kobe municipal Ota junior high college and went directly to the Kobe municipal Suma high college. Osamu Tezuka's "Metropolis" profoundly influenced Yokoyama, who wanted to become a manga artist in earnest. So he contributed his works to a comic book in his high college days. He entered the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation after graduation from high college. However, he gave up his activity 5 months later because there was no time to attract manga.
Yokoyama liked light characterizations and did not permit characters to display their emotions too much. He was higher at serious tale manga than comedy, though he drew comics in the latter genre. While Tezuka established the method to attract Japanese ...
6. Ted Rusoff
Ted Rusoff was Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Rusoff started his career as a singer, acting in operas, musical comedies, and on the street in various towns in Canada and the US with his guitar during the folk-singing boom of the overdue 50s and early 1960s. He specialized in foreign language songs, consisting of Ghanaian and Māori. He additionally appeared in almost all of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, performing in a massive style of roles. He has additionally sync-adapted, acted in, and directed the dubbing of movies shot in Turkish, Finnish, Greek, Danish, Hebrew, Korean, and the standard European cinema languages. He commenced with assisting roles, often playing authority figures or religious characters, including priests, rabbis, or monks. His earliest movie roles had been in Joe d'Amato's horror movie Absurd (1981) a...
Date of Death:
28-09-2013
Age:
84
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
28-09-2013
Age:
84
Gender:
Male
7. Reuben Guberman
Reuben Guberman was born on 21st August 1926 in New York City. He graduated from his high school in Brooklyn, after which he stepped into making his career.
He moved to Miami, Florida, leaving New York at 17. He began his career with a local business of selling hamburgers in a drive-in restaurant. He decided to move to radio and soon got appointed as a radio announcer in Miami. Miami, an epicenter for cartoons and high scope for dubbing, attracted Guberman. With his natural swing in lip-syncing, he stepped into dubbing. Having found a way in, he started writing, directing, and dubbing for cartoons and television programs in several languages.
After a few years, he entered into an editing magazine. In 1975, he moved to New Jersey and joined a pharmaceutical company as a sales promotion manager. He co-authored a boo...
Date of Death:
19-03-2000
Age:
97
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
19-03-2000
Age:
97
Gender:
Male
8. Hirohiko Sato
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...9. Koichi Chiba
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... Date of Death:
09-11-2001
Age:
92
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
09-11-2001
Age:
92
Gender:
Male
10. Jerry Burke
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... Date of Death:
12-02-1965
Age:
112
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
12-02-1965
Age:
112
Gender:
Male
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