Guilherme Briggs
Voice ActorGuilherme Briggs, a Brazilian voice actor born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970, has worked in the field since 1991. He voices Raye Penber in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does Guilherme Briggs have in Death Note?
Guilherme Briggs voices Raye Penber in the Portuguese language dub of Death Note. It is part of a career that began in 1991.
What details are available about Guilherme Briggs?
Guilherme Briggs is a Brazilian voice actor born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970 who has worked in the field since 1991. He voices Raye Penber in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note does Guilherme Briggs perform in?
Briggs performs in the Portuguese dub of Death Note rather than the original Japanese cast. His credit in the series is Raye Penber.
Where is Guilherme Briggs from?
Guilherme Briggs is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, born there on July 25, 1970. He voices Raye Penber in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
When did Guilherme Briggs start voice acting?
Briggs has worked in the field since 1991. Raye Penber, his character in the Portuguese dub of Death Note, is part of that long career.
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