Christopher Kromer
Voice ActorChristopher Kromer is an American actor and television host who also lent his voice to the Berserk anime's English dub.
Berserk Role
Kromer is credited as a voice actor on the English dub of Berserk, one piece of a varied on-screen and voice career. His work on the series runs alongside his better-known on-camera acting and hosting credits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Christopher Kromer voice in Berserk?
Kromer is credited as a voice actor on the English dub of Berserk. The role is one piece of a varied on-screen and voice career.
What TV show is Christopher Kromer known for hosting?
Kromer co-hosts the HGTV reality series Beat the House. That hosting work runs alongside his acting career.
When did Christopher Kromer start his career?
Born in 1973, Kromer has worked professionally since the late 1990s. His career spans acting, hosting, and voice work.
What kind of career has Christopher Kromer built?
Kromer has built a varied career spanning on-camera acting, television hosting, and voice work, including his Berserk dub credit. His better-known credits come from acting and hosting rather than voice acting.
Who is Christopher Kromer?
Christopher Kromer is an American actor and television host whose career began in the late 1990s. He is credited as a voice actor on Berserk's English dub, one piece of his broader on-screen work.
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