Jun Kunimura

Japanese actor in film and television

Jun Kunimura - Japanese actor in film and television
Born

November 16th, 1955
69 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

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An actor with a career spanning several decades. Initially started in Japanese television, gained recognition for roles in cinema. Portrayed characters in critically acclaimed films and gained international attention. Worked in various genres, including drama and action. Continued to act in significant roles, contributing to both Japanese and international film industries.

Appeared in 'Kill Bill: Volume 1'

Featured in 'The Last Samurai'

Played a role in 'Shutter Island'

Acted in 'Outrage' series

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