Nobuyuki Katsube is a Japanese actor and voice actor with a screen career stretching back to the 1960s, credited among the Japanese voice cast of the Berserk anime.
Katsube is listed among the Japanese-language voice cast of the Berserk anime franchise, contributing to the show's long roster of veteran performers.

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Nobuyuki Katsube is a Japanese actor and voice actor born in 1938. He has worked continuously in Japan's entertainment industry since 1966, appearing in both live action and animated productions.
Katsube is listed among the Japanese language voice cast of the Berserk anime franchise, joining the show's long roster of veteran performers. No specific character has been named for him in publicly available records.
As of his Berserk credit, Katsube has been working continuously since 1966, a career now approaching six decades in Japanese film and television.
Katsube's career spans decades of both live action and animated television and film roles in Japan, rather than focusing on one medium alone.
Nobuyuki Katsube was born in 1938, making him one of the more senior members of Berserk's Japanese voice cast by the time of his contribution to the franchise.
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