Seiji Sasaki is a Japanese stage and voice actor tied to Theatre Company Subaru who voices Sig Curtis, the Dublith butcher married to Izumi Curtis, across both Fullmetal Alchemist anime series.
Sasaki plays Sig Curtis, the towering, soft-spoken Dublith butcher married to alchemy teacher Izumi Curtis, across both the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist series and the 2009 Brotherhood adaptation. Sig is a supporting but memorable figure who houses and toughens up the Elric brothers during their apprenticeship years, and Sasaki held onto the part in both continuities rather than being recast when the story was retold.
Outside anime, Sasaki has built a long career with Theatre Company Subaru and is a regular contributor to Japanese-dubbed film and television, where casting directors frequently turn to him to voice Black American actors. His work spans both stage and screen since the early 1990s.
Sasaki plays Sig Curtis, the towering, soft-spoken Dublith butcher married to alchemy teacher Izumi Curtis. Sig houses and toughens up the Elric brothers during their apprenticeship years, making him a memorable supporting figure in the story.
Yes, Sasaki played Sig Curtis across both the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist series and the 2009 Brotherhood adaptation. He held onto the part in both continuities rather than being recast when the story was retold.
Sasaki has built a long career with Theatre Company Subaru, spanning both stage and screen since the early 1990s. That theater work runs alongside his voice acting credits.
Sasaki is a regular contributor to Japanese-dubbed film and television, where casting directors frequently turn to him to voice Black American actors. This work runs alongside his long career on the Japanese stage.
Sasaki was born in 1965 and has worked professionally since the early 1990s. His career has spanned more than three decades across stage and screen.

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