Kim Kahana
Actor and stunt performer
Actor and stunt performer
1929
97 years ago
Performers & Entertainers
United States
A prominent actor and stunt performer with a career spanning multiple decades. Gained recognition for participation in numerous film and television projects, often performing complex stunts. Contributed to the entertainment industry through a variety of roles that demonstrated expertise in physical performance. Worked on several notable film productions and television series, showcasing a strong dedication to the craft of stunt work alongside acting.
Performed stunts in 'Kill Bill: Volume 1'
Appeared in 'The Green Hornet'
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