Brian GEORGE
Date of birth:
1952-07-13
Hometown:
Jerusalem, Israel (birthplace)
Non-anime roles:
Al Rasheed Manager in "Live From Baghdad" (TV, 2002)
Ali Bombay in "MASK" (TV series, 1985)
Alkor in "Diablo II" (VG, 2000)
Bandido in "Draw!" (TV, 1984)
Belt in "Forgotten Realms: Baldur's Gate" (VG, 1998)
Bob Fish in "Bob and Margaret" (TV series, 1998)
Chief Scientist {Dubois} in "Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel" (VG, 2004)
Coran in "Forgotten Realms: Baldur's Gate" (VG, 1998)
Director in "Molly" (1999)
Dr. Dave Schepsi in "Roxanne" (1987)
Drognan in "Diablo II" (VG, 2000)
Duff Killagan in "Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time" (TV, 2003)
Dungeon Maitre d' in "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" (1993)
Gheed in "Diablo II" (VG, 2000)
Ghoul Merchant {Hieronymous} in "Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel" (VG, 2004)
Gus in "Palais Royale" (1988)
Hassan in "Touch of Pink" (2004)
Immigration Official in "Here Come the Munsters" (TV, 1995)
Kahn in "Traffic" (TV miniseries, 2004)
Lester Sludge in "MASK" (TV series, 1985)
Lieutenant Skeam in "Road Rovers" (TV series, 1996)
Maitre d' in "Blind Date" (1987)
Maitre D' in "I, Martin Short, Goes Hollywood" (TV, 1989)
Nasser in "The Prime Gig" (2000)
Oublek in "Forgotten Realms: Baldur's Gate" (VG, 1998)
Parasite in "Superman: Shadow of Apokolips" (VG, 2002)
Paulie Chopra in "Keeping the Faith" (2000)
President's Aide in "Martians Go Home" (1990)
Professor Ramesh in "Kim Possible: The Secret Files" (OAV, 2003)
Pushpop in "Bubble Boy" (2001)
Pvt. Battersby in "Medal of Honor: Rising Sun" (VG, 2003)
Rome in "Armed & Dangerous" (VG, 2003)
Samir in "Batman Beyond: The Movie" (TV, 1999)
Sgt. Gaby in "Murder at the Cannes Film Festival" (TV, 2000)
Sgt. Gupta in "Medal of Honor: Rising Sun" (VG, 2003)
Sgt. Paganee in "The Edison Twins" (TV series, 1982)
Shamaal in "Ground Control" (1998)
Show Director in "Looking for Lola" (1998)
Sidewinder Boss in "Ghost World" (2000)
Sitvar in "Regular Joe" (TV series, 2003)
Station in "Lloyd in Space" (TV series, 2001)
Swami Falsetto in "Inspector Gadget" (1999)
Tesla/Service Robot in "Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel" (VG, 2004)
TV Repairman in "Beyond the City Limits" (2001)
UN Secretary in "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" (1997)
Valentino Rosatti in "Speed Zone!" (1989)
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(English version)
Batman: Gotham Knight (movie) as Arman; Cardinal O'Fallon; Scruffy Man
Pom Poko (movie) as Hage; Kincho
Porco Rosso (movie)
Tales from Earthsea (movie)
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Jason Thompson's House of 1000 Manga - Fist of the North Star
Right before you click on this, Jason shows up in a tattered blue vest and announces "YOU'VE ALREADY READ!!"
2013-07-18
ANN 15th Anniversary - Win A Trip to Japan!
ANN is celebrating its 15th anniversary, and we want to give someone the chance to win a trip to Japan!
2013-07-03
The List - 7 Bizarre Anime Mascots
Truly weird creatures with little to no purpose take the stage this week.
2013-07-20
Hey, Answerman! - The Death And Rebirth Of Answerman
Brian Hanson strides proudly into the Answerman Hall of Heroes, hanging up his Answertorch and retiring to live eternal among the stars with the great Answerpeople of yore. 2013-07-19
Brian Hanson strides proudly into the Answerman Hall of Heroes, hanging up his Answertorch and retiring to live eternal among the stars with the great Answerpeople of yore. 2013-07-19
San Diego Comic-Con International 2013
We're live from San Diego Comic-con! Check back all weekend long for panel reports.
Available Now - The X Button Day Two - Udon Entertainment - Archaia: Cyborg 009 - The X Button Day One - Kodansha Comics - Viz Media 2013-07-18
Available Now - The X Button Day Two - Udon Entertainment - Archaia: Cyborg 009 - The X Button Day One - Kodansha Comics - Viz Media 2013-07-18
ANNCast - Risky Viz-ness
The fine folks at Viz Anime, Charlene Ingram and Brian Ige, drop by to talk about the manga publisher's plans for the anime side of their business, Neon Alley, Ranma 1/2 and more!
2013-07-17
The Summer 2013 Anime Preview Guide
The Summer 2013 Anime Preview Guide is wrapped for the season, but you can catch up with us through the dog days.
Available Now: Hyperdimension Neptunia - Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Ilya - Danganronpa - Gatchaman Crowds - Rozen Maiden ep 2 - Silver Spoon - Free 2 - Sunday Without God - Gifu Dodo 2 - Stella Women's Academy - WATAMOTE! - World God Only Knows: Goddesses - And Much More!
2013-07-16
The Summer 2013 Anime Preview Guide is wrapped for the season, but you can catch up with us through the dog days.
Available Now: Hyperdimension Neptunia - Fate/
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Tragicomedy is not unknown in the manga realm, and Sankarea just may be a very good entry into that genre, and this introductory volume offers us sadness, hope, and humor with a dollop of fanservice to top it off.
A perfect storm of drama and action, back-
All in all this is a fairly solid bit of entertainment. If you like your stories dark with a glimmer of hope, Devil Survivor 2 should fit the bill.
Time and Eternity's attempt at playing anime falls to ruin at every point. Hoping to fuse games and animation into a revolutionary RPG, it instead picks terrible ingredients from both worlds.
Another DVD
Another may have its faults, such as some of the imagery and some clues being almost too obscure, as well as one or two clearly contrived plot points, but on the whole it is a well done mystery/horror hybrid.
Another may have its faults, such as some of the imagery and some clues being almost too obscure, as well as one or two clearly contrived plot points, but on the whole it is a well done mystery/
Project X Zone
Project X Zone is a bit too comfortable in its fantasy fulfillment. A hectic battle system builds up, but the energy fades well before the game's over. All that stays are the geek pleasures of seeing dozens of previously unacquainted characters bounce off one another.
Project X Zone is a bit too comfortable in its fantasy fulfillment. A hectic battle system builds up, but the energy fades well before the game's over. All that stays are the geek pleasures of seeing dozens of previously unacquainted characters bounce off one another.
Shin Megami Tensei IV
Shin Megami Tensei IV's incrementally improved (and substantially kinder) mechanics may make it worth playing for lapsed fans who are burned out on the series, but anyone looking for the next Persona will come away disappointed.
Shin Megami Tensei IV's incrementally improved (and substantially kinder) mechanics may make it worth playing for lapsed fans who are burned out on the series, but anyone looking for the next Persona will come away disappointed.
Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet
Ultimately this “stranger in a strange land” scenario from the Spring 2013 season is more an example of a series which fails to be spectacular than one which fails to be good.
Ultimately this “stranger in a strange land” scenario from the Spring 2013 season is more an example of a series which fails to be spectacular than one which fails to be good.
Blade of the Immortal GN 25-26
Less satisfying and less artful than the Prison Arc, but when this new arc tightens its focus for a gore-soaked climax, it's still potent, frightening stuff.
Given how many other excellent shojo titles are out on the shelves right now, it's hard to seriously recommend this.