Christian Iansante
Voice ActorChristian Iansante, a Swiss voice actor born in Thal in 1966, voices Reiji Namikawa in the Italian dub of Death Note. He works within the Italian-language dubbing industry.
Death Note Role
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does Christian Iansante have in Death Note?
Christian Iansante voices Reiji Namikawa in the Italian dub of Death Note. He works within the Italian-language dubbing industry.
Who is Christian Iansante in the Death Note cast?
A Swiss voice actor, Christian Iansante is part of the Italian dubbing cast for Death Note. He voices Reiji Namikawa in that release.
Is Christian Iansante part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note?
No, Christian Iansante is not part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note. He performs the Italian dub voice of Reiji Namikawa instead.
What is Christian Iansante's date of birth?
Christian Iansante's date of birth is February 19, 1966. He voices Reiji Namikawa in the Italian dub of Death Note.
Where does Christian Iansante come from?
Christian Iansante comes from Thal, Switzerland. He voices Reiji Namikawa in the Italian dub of Death Note.
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