Togo Igawa
Togo Igawa (Japanese伊川 东 吾, Togo Igawa, born September 26, 1946 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actor. He works since 1983, mainly at the British film.
Life
Togo Igawa studied at The Hiyuza Theatre Company Drama School and the Toho Gakuen Daigaku spectacle. Subsequently, he worked almost exclusively on the stage, before he moved to England in 1983. His screen debut was in the 1979 published and directed by Ryu Murakami Japanese feature film Kagirinaku Toumei ni Chikai blue on the side of Kunihiko Mitamura, Mari Nakayama Haruhiko and Saitō. His British Leindwanddebüt was published in 1986 and directed by Bob Swaim political thriller Half Moon Street with Sigourney Weaver and Michael Caine in the lead roles.
Igawa was also in the UK, the theater stage and get was the first Japanese actor member of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
In addition to his acting, he also works as a voice actor for video games. Thus, the published in 1999 Urban Chaos was his first work. Will be followed by more speaking roles in Shogun: Total War, Perfect Dark Zero, Medieval 2: Total War, Crysis and Total War: Shogun 2