Gianluca Crisafi
Voice ActorBorn in 1974 in Rome, Gianluca Crisafi is an Italian voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice of Hawk's Eye, one of the Amazon Trio, in Sailor Moon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Gianluca Crisafi voice in Sailor Moon?
Gianluca Crisafi voices Hawk's Eye in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon. It is his only credited role in the series.
Where is Gianluca Crisafi from?
Gianluca Crisafi is an Italian voice actor born in Rome. He provides the Italian dub voice of Hawk's Eye in Sailor Moon.
Who is Gianluca Crisafi as a voice actor?
Gianluca Crisafi is an Italian voice actor born in 1974. In Sailor Moon, he voices Hawk's Eye for the Italian dub.
Which dub of Sailor Moon features Gianluca Crisafi?
Gianluca Crisafi appears in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon rather than the original Japanese cast. There, he voices the character Hawk's Eye.
When was Gianluca Crisafi born?
Gianluca Crisafi was born on November 11, 1974, in Rome. He voices Hawk's Eye in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon.
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