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Seth Sakai
Seth Sakai
74 years (May 22, 1932 – May 10, 2007)
Hawaii, USA
9 Movies
7 TV Shows

Seth Sakai

Seth Sakai is a widely followed American actor with a following built on roles rather than on publicity. 'Pearl Harbor' is the work that made the name travel, with Japanese Tourist. 'The Next Karate Kid' completes the pair of titles that define the public profile. If there is a home genre here, it is drama. The output is focused rather than vast, at 16 credits.
Seth Sakai is a widely followed American actor with a following built on roles rather than on publicity. 'Pearl Harbor' is the work that made the name travel, with Japanese Tourist. 'The Next Karate Kid' completes the pair of titles that define the public profile. If there is a home genre here, it is drama. The output is focused rather than vast, at 16 credits.
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Is Seth Sakai still alive?
Seth Sakai passed away on May 10, 2007 at age 74.
What are the most famous roles of Seth Sakai?
Seth Sakai is best known for roles in Pearl Harbor, The Next Karate Kid, Midway.
How many movies has Seth Sakai been in?
Over a 31-year career (since 1976), Seth Sakai has appeared in 9 movies and 7 TV shows.
What was Seth Sakai's first movie?
The career of Seth Sakai began with Midway (1976).
What is Seth Sakai's most recent movie or series?
Seth Sakai's most recent release is American Pastime, which premiered on May 11, 2007.
What TV shows has Seth Sakai appeared in?
On television, Seth Sakai has appeared in Airwolf, Magnum, P.I., Northern Exposure, Hawaii Five-O.
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Seth Sakai
Seth Sakai
1932-05-22 · Hawaii, USA

Seth Sakai is a widely followed American actor with a following built on roles rather than on publicity. 'Pearl Harbor' is the work that made the name travel, with Japanese Tourist. 'The Next Karate Kid' completes the pair of titles that define the public profile. If there is a home genre here, it is drama. The output is focused rather than vast, at 16 credits.

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