T. J. Storm works as an American stuntman, dancer, and martial artist turned motion-capture performer, recognized for playing Godzilla in the Monsterverse films, and he voiced the mercenary Boscogn in the 1997 Berserk anime.
Storm provided the English voice of Boscogn, the raider leader Guts beheads in a single swing during the Band of the Falcon's early mercenary years, in the 1997 Berserk anime. It stands as one of his earlier anime dubbing credits.
Beyond voice work, Storm is a trained stuntman and martial artist whose motion capture credits include Tron: Legacy, Deadpool, Captain America: Civil War, and playing Godzilla himself in the Monsterverse films. He also played Bayu in the animated series Conan the Adventurer.
T. J. Storm is an American stuntman, dancer, and martial artist who transitioned into motion capture performance. He also played Bayu in the animated series Conan the Adventurer.
T. J. Storm is best known for playing Godzilla himself in the Monsterverse films. His other motion capture work includes Tron: Legacy, Deadpool, and Captain America: Civil War.
T. J. Storm provided the English voice of Boscogn, the raider leader Guts beheads in a single swing during the Band of the Falcon's early mercenary years, in the 1997 Berserk anime. It stands as one of his earlier anime dubbing credits.
T. J. Storm has been active since 1991, building a career that spans stunt work, dance, and martial arts before he moved into motion capture and voice performance.
Beyond Godzilla and Berserk's Boscogn, T. J. Storm played Bayu in the animated series Conan the Adventurer. His combined resume spans stunt work, motion capture, and voice acting.
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