Alessandro Rossi
Voice ActorItalian voice actor Alessandro Rossi was born in Rome in 1955. He voices Ryuk in the Italian dub of Death Note, part of the anime's Italian-language cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Alessandro Rossi voice in Death Note?
Alessandro Rossi voices Ryuk in the Italian dub of Death Note. It is his credited role in the franchise.
Who is Alessandro Rossi, the voice of Ryuk?
Alessandro Rossi is an Italian voice actor born in Rome in 1955. He voices Ryuk in the Italian dub of Death Note.
Does Alessandro Rossi perform Ryuk's lines in Japanese?
No, Alessandro Rossi voices Ryuk for the Italian-language dub of Death Note, not the Japanese original. This is his credited role in the franchise.
What is Alessandro Rossi's birth date?
Alessandro Rossi was born on October 12, 1955. He is part of the Italian-language cast of Death Note, providing the voice of Ryuk.
Where was Alessandro Rossi born?
Alessandro Rossi was born in Rome, Italy, in 1955. He voices Ryuk in the Italian dub of Death Note, part of the anime's Italian-language cast.
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