Run Sasaki

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Run Sasaki (佐々木 るん, Sasaki Run; March 21, 1956), is a veteran Japanese voice actress. Born in Japan, she now lives in Seattle in the United States.

History

Run moved to the US and lives in Seattle since 2000.

Anime

Voice over for Hollywood movies

• CHiPs (Kathy by Tina Gayle)
• City Hunter (Carol Wan)
• Dragons Forever (Wen Mei-ling by Pauline Yeung)
• Get Smart (Agent #99)
• Harlem Nights (Dominic LaRue)
• La Cage aux Folles (Andrea by Luisa Maneri)
• Les Misérables (Cossete)
• Love Boat (Julie MacCoy by Lauren Tewes)
• Mr. Vampire (Ting-ting by Moon Lee)
• Ordinary People (Karen by Dinah Manoff)
• Police Story (May by Maggie Cheung)
• Rush Hour (Tania Johnson by Elizabeth Peña)
• thirtysomething (Nancy by Patricia Wettig)
• Twin Dragons (Barbara by Maggie Cheung)
• Zapped! (Heather Thomas)

Games

• Sony PlayStation Kowloon's Gate (Kowloon Kid(Original Hero voice))
• SEGA Jan Jan Koi shimasho! (Nana Motoki)
• Marie's Atelier (Killy)

References

External links

• Run Sasaki at IMDb