Sonia Scotti
Voice ActorSonia Scotti is a voice actor born in July 1945 who works in Italian-language dubbing. She voices Rem in the Italian dub of Death Note, her sole documented credit in the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Sonia Scotti voice in Death Note?
Sonia Scotti voices Rem in the Italian dub of Death Note. It is the only credit recorded for her in the franchise.
Who is Sonia Scotti, the voice of Rem?
Sonia Scotti is a voice actress born in July 1945 who works in Italian-language dubbing. She voices Rem in the Italian dub of Death Note.
Is Sonia Scotti part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note?
No, Sonia Scotti is not part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note. She voices Rem for the Italian-language dub instead.
What is Sonia Scotti's birth date?
Sonia Scotti was born in July 1945 and works in Italian-language dubbing. She voices Rem in the Italian dub of Death Note, her sole documented credit in the series.
Is a hometown or years-active record documented for Sonia Scotti?
No years-active information or hometown has been documented for Sonia Scotti. Her known credit is voicing Rem in the Italian dub of Death Note.
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