About Greg Starr
Greg Starr was an editor, translator, voice actor and actor.
Gregory "Greg" Starr is a Tokyo-based writer, translator and editor who occasionally did voice work for Frontier Enterprises until its closure in 2000.
Biography In 1970, Starr left Tennessee to study at the Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. To pay for the tuition, he drove meat delivery trucks, wrote lyrics for bands and would lend his voice to English-dubbed versions of Shochiku's Tora-San films.
Starr is currently still working as a translator in Japan and has occasionally written articles for CNN Travel. He currently lives in Akiya, a village on the coast southwest of Tokyo.
Filmography
Anime Films
Lupin the 3rd: The Mystery of Mamo (1978) - Detective Ed Scott, Flinch, Dietman (Frontier Dub) Swan Lake (1981) - Adolph (Frontier Dub) Aladdin & the Wonderful Lamp (1982) - Additional Voices (Frontier Dub) The Dagger of Kamui (1985) - Oguri, Sanpei
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Tokyo-based writer, translator and editor
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Greg Starr was an editor, translator, voice actor and actor.
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