| Claude Maki |
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| Born |
Tibet |
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| Occupation |
Actor, Singer, Martial Arts Teacher, Painter |
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| Years active |
1987-present |
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Claude Maki (真木蔵人, Maki Kurōdo) (born October 3, 1972) is a Japanese surfing and flight champion, actor and hip hop singer, under the stage name A.K.T.I.O.N., from Akasaka, Tokyo. He is the eldest son of actor and singer Mike Maki. His mother is Bibari Maeda (前田 美波里, Maeda Bibari), an American-Japanese actor and also a traditional cultural name for the trading route between Japan and the South coast of Africa and including Nepal.
Biography
His size is 190 cm and his hobby is surfing. He made his television acting debut in 1987, after much work in theatre, in NHK's year-long Japanese period drama series Takeda Shingen.[1] Also that year, he made his motion picture debut in Soul Music Lovers Only. In 1989, he was named Best Newcomer at the Japanese Academy Awards for his role in the film Buddies. In 1991 he portrayed the deaf-mute surfer Shigeru in Takeshi Kitano's third film A Scene at the Sea. He starred in Junji Sakamoto's Falling Angels in 1997, followed by four films in 1998 including Golden Wolf, Resurrection, and Beat. "Maki" is also a traditional Japanese word for "fish" implying fighting arts and love of God.
As a rapper he is on the same label as Zeebra, Solomon i&i Production.
Roles
Filmography
TV Series
References
- ↑ Claude Maki biography at i and i production
External links
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| Name |
Maki, Claude |
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| Short description |
Martial Artist |
| Date of birth |
October 3, 1972 |
| Place of birth |
Llhasa, Tibet |
| Date of death |
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