About Masato Yamanouchi
Lived 1929 – 2003 (aged 74). Masato Yamanouchi was a Japanese actor, seiyū, narrator and voice acting in Japan.
was a Japanese voice actor. Over the course of his 58-year career, he was reportedly in more than 20,000 works and dubbed more than 3,000 films. He voiced Grandpa in Future Boy Conan and Dornkirk in The Vision of Escaflowne, He attended Shiba Junior High School, Waseda University School of Law, and Kamakura Academia's theatre program. The center was supported by the NHK's Cultural Fund. After leaving NHK in 1977, Yamanouchi worked for K Production, then became a freelancer.
In 1975, he received the NHK Broadcasting Operation Director's Award and the Arts Festival Award for Excellence in the drama category. He was survived by his widow, Yasuko.
Dubbing roles Year Title Original actor Role Notes Ref 1938 Suez Tyrone Power Ferdinand de Lesseps 1940 The Mark of Zorro Don Diego Vega/Zorro 1941 Blood and Sand Juan Gallardo 1943 Crash Dive Lt. Ward Stewart 1948 Red River Montgomery Clift Matthew "Matt" Garth 1951 The Day the Earth Stood Still Hugh Marlowe Tom Stevens 1953 From Here to Eternity Montgomery Clift Private Robert E. Lee "Prew" Prewitt TV edition Terminal Station Giovanni Doria TV edition Roman Holiday Eddie Albert Irving Radovich 1972 Fuji TV edition 1955 The Long Gray Line Tyrone Power Martin Maher Untamed Paul van Riebeck 1956 The Eddy Duchin Story Eddy Duchin 1957 Raintree County Montgomery Clift John Wickliff Shawnessey Witness for the Prosecution Tyrone Power Leonard Vole 12 Angry Men Edward Binns Juror #6 1974 NTV edition 1959 Suddenly, Last Summer Montgomery Clift Dr. Cukrowicz 1961 Judgment at Nuremberg Rudolph Peterson TV edition The Misfits Perce Howland 1966 TV Asahi edition 1962 Freud: The Secret Passion Sigmund Freud 1966 The Defector Prof. James Bower 1970 Cold Sweat Jean Topart Katanga 1979 NTV edition 1972 The Godfather Al Martino Johnny Fontane 1976 NTV edition 1973 The Sting Dana Elcar FBI Agent Polk 1974EarthquakeLorne GreeneSam Royce1986 TV Asahi edition 1987 Wall Street Martin Sheen Carl Fox The Last Emperor Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Chang 1989 TV Asahi edition The Running Man Richard Dawson Damon Killian 1990 TV Asahi edition 1990 The Exorcist III Ed Flanders Father Dyer 1991 Dead Again Derek Jacobi Franklyn Madson Terminator 2: Judgment Day Earl Boen Dr. Peter Silberman 1995 Braveheart Patrick McGoohan Edward "Longshanks" I 1999 TV Asahi edition 1997 12 Angry Men George C. Scott Juror #3 Amistad Anthony Hopkins John Quincy Adams 1998 Meet Joe Black William Parrish ? The X-Files William B. Davis Cigarette Smoking Man
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Who was Masato Yamanouchi?
Japanese voice actor
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Masato Yamanouchi was born on 3 April 1929 in Tokyo.
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Masato Yamanouchi died on 7 April 2003.
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Masato Yamanouchi was an actor, seiyū, narrator and voice acting in Japan.
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Masato Yamanouchi was Japanese.
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