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Rosalie Chiang

Voice Actor

Rosalie Chiang is an American actress best recognized for playing Meilin Lee in Pixar's Turning Red; she contributes to the English-language voice cast of the Sakamoto Days anime, produced by TMS Entertainment.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2017-present
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Sakamoto Days Role

Rosalie Chiang is part of the English-language voice cast for Sakamoto Days, the anime adaptation produced by TMS Entertainment. The role marks a rare anime credit for an actress who broke through in American animation rather than the anime dubbing circuit. It sits alongside her landmark work as the lead of a major Pixar release, a very different kind of production from the assassin-comedy world of Sakamoto Days.

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Career and Notable Roles

Chiang's career took off when she was cast as the voice of Meilin Lee, the lead of Turning Red, Pixar's 2022 coming-of-age film. The role established her as a recognizable name in American animated voice work and remains the defining credit of her career so far.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Rosalie Chiang voice?

Rosalie Chiang voices Meilin Lee in Pixar's Turning Red, the role that made her a recognizable name in American animation. She also contributes to the English-language voice cast of Sakamoto Days, the TMS Entertainment anime.

How old was Rosalie Chiang in Turning Red?

Chiang was born in 2005, and Turning Red released in 2022, making her around 17 years old when the Pixar film came out. The role remains the defining credit of her career so far.

When did Rosalie Chiang start acting?

Chiang has been active in the industry since 2017, several years before Turning Red made her widely known in 2022. Her Sakamoto Days credit came after that breakthrough.

What makes Rosalie Chiang's Sakamoto Days role unusual?

Chiang's appearance in Sakamoto Days marks a rare anime credit for an actress who broke through in American animation rather than the anime dubbing circuit. It stands in contrast to her landmark work as the lead of a major Pixar release.

Who is Rosalie Chiang?

Rosalie Chiang is an American actress best recognized for playing Meilin Lee in Pixar's Turning Red. She also contributes to the English-language voice cast of Sakamoto Days, produced by TMS Entertainment.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Sakamoto Days anime series, manga, and official materials. Sakamoto Days was created by Yuto Suzuki, published by Shueisha, and animated by TMS Entertainment. All rights to Sakamoto Days and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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