Episode after episode, Tadashi Nakamura has become a familiar Japanese actor who has spent most of a career inside continuing stories. Long-form television has been the steadiest source of work. Recognition comes from 'Ranma ½', across 45 episodes. 'Wolf Children' belongs to the same resume. He began at 37.
Tadashi Nakamura
89 years (Dec 24, 1929 – Nov 11, 2019)Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
8 Movies4 Series
Episode after episode, Tadashi Nakamura has become a familiar Japanese actor who has spent most of a career inside continuing stories. Long-form television has been the steadiest source of work. Recognition comes from 'Ranma ½', across 45 episodes. 'Wolf Children' belongs to the same resume. He began at 37.
Episode after episode, Tadashi Nakamura has become a familiar Japanese actor who has spent most of a career inside continuing stories. Long-form television has been the steadiest source of work. Recognition comes from 'Ranma ½', across 45 episodes. 'Wolf Children' belongs to the same resume. He began at 37.
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