Roberto Draghetti
Voice ActorRoberto Draghetti was an Italian voice actor from Roma, born in 1960 and died in 2020. He voiced Ishikawa in the 2012 Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Roberto Draghetti voice in Ghost in the Shell?
Roberto Draghetti voices Ishikawa in the Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
Which version of Ghost in the Shell features Roberto Draghetti?
Draghetti's Ishikawa performance appears in the 2012 Italian adaptation of Ghost in the Shell. It stands as his sole credit in the franchise.
When was Roberto Draghetti born?
Born in 1960 in Roma, Draghetti voices Ishikawa in the 2012 Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell. He worked as a voice actor throughout his career.
Where was Roberto Draghetti from?
Roma, Italy is where Draghetti was from. His Ghost in the Shell credit is the character Ishikawa, voiced for the 2012 Italian dub.
Was Roberto Draghetti an Italian voice actor?
Yes, Draghetti was an Italian voice actor from Roma. He voiced Ishikawa in the 2012 Italian adaptation of Ghost in the Shell.
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