Kenichi Matsuyama
Japanese actor known for 'Death Note'
Born
March 5th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Japan
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Born in 1985, a prominent Japanese actor gained widespread recognition through a leading role in the film adaptation of 'Death Note', portraying the character L. The performance received critical acclaim, solidifying a place in Japanese cinema. Other notable works include appearances in 'Gokusen', 'Fish Story', and 'The Last Recipe'. Diverse roles in both films and television captured audience attention, showcasing a range of skills in drama and comedy.
Portrayed L in 'Death Note'
Starred in 'Gokusen'
Featured in 'Fish Story'
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