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Randall Duk Kim

Voice Actor

American stage, film, and television actor born in Hawaii, best known for voicing Grandpa Gohan in the live-action film Dragonball Evolution.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: Voice of Grandpa Gohan in Dragonball Evolution
Nationality: American
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Dragonball Evolution

Kim voiced Grandpa Gohan, the elderly martial arts master and adoptive grandfather figure to young Goku, in the 2009 live-action film Dragonball Evolution. Though the film received mixed reception from the Dragon Ball fanbase, Kim's performance as the wise and caring Gohan brought gravitas to the character, serving as the moral anchor guiding Goku through his early journey. The role allowed Kim to bridge voice acting and live-action film work within the Dragon Ball universe.

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Acting Foundation

Born in Hawaii, Kim is a versatile performer with a background in stage, film, and television acting. While best recognized internationally for his Dragon Ball work, his career spans diverse roles across multiple media platforms, demonstrating his range as an actor beyond his singular contribution to the Dragon Ball franchise. His work in Dragonball Evolution remains his most visible connection to the series for general audiences.

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