Katsuya Shigehara

Katsuya Shigehara is known for Suzume (2022), Mob Psycho 100 (2016) and Rokka no Yuusha (2015).

Katsuya Takagi

Katsuya Takagi is known for Kamen Rider Amazons (2016), Urutoraman Torigâ Nyû Jenerêshon Tiga (2021) and Hachioji Zombies (2020).

Katsuyoshi Abe

Katsuyuki Konishi

Katsuyuki Konishi was born on April 21, 1973 in Wakayama, Japan. He is known for Tengen toppa gurren lagann (2007), Gôkaijâ Goseijâ Sûpâ sentai 199 hîrô daikessen (2011) and Gekijô-ban poketto monsutâ - Myûtsû no gyakushû (1998).

Katsuyuki Motohiro

Katsuyuki Motohiro was born on 13 July 1965 in Marugame, Kagawa, Japan. He is a director and producer, known for Odoru daisosasen (1998), Odoru daisosasen the movie 2: Rainbow Bridge wo fuusa seyo! (2003) and Satorare (2001).

Katt Balsan

"Katt Balsan is a California based Comedian, Theater, TV & Film French American Actor. Born in France, she grew up in both France and Switzerland and has a strong background in sports. While in the Swiss-Alps she was a ski racer (Slalom and Geant Slalom - Aiglon College Racing Team). She also used to be a horse back rider in show jumping (French Junior Championship) as well as a competitor swimmer. Award nominated for Best Solo Performance at the Hollywood Fringe 2018 and winner of the TVolution Fringe Award 2018 with her One Woman Show called "Balls'ON", directed by the late Gary Austin, founder and original director of The Groundlings. Katt Balsan recently appeared on Netflix US #1 Movie « John Henry » and is an award nominee for best supporting actress in the movie "Prospectors: The Forgiven" available on Amazon Prime. Katt now lives in the mountains of Big Bear Lake in California where she can combine her passion for skiing along with her acting career ».

Katt Lee

Katt Lee is known for Nylon Pink: Gee (2012), Kerli: Tea Party (2010) and American Beach House (2015).

Katt Shea

Katt Shea was born in 1957 in Detroit, Michigan. She grew up in a quiet Detroit suburb and graduated from the University of Michigan with honors. Shea worked for a short spell as a teacher in the Detroit public school system. At age 19, Katt drove her Volkswagen to Hollywood, California. She did a fleeting stint as a model and briefly attended UCLA. Shea soon started acting in either small parts or more substantial co-starring roles in such movies as My Tutor (1983), Scarface (1983), Hollywood Hot Tubs (1984), Barbarian Queen (1985), and the superior slasher sequel Psycho III (1986), making an especially memorable appearance in the latter as one of Norman Bates' victims. Shea made her promising debut as both writer and director with the sexy and stylish thriller Stripped to Kill (1987). She also did the equally solid sequel. Katt's finest cinematic achievement to date was the extremely thoughtful and touching vampire horror gem Dance of the Damned (1989). The gritty drama Streets (1990) and the gripping thriller Poison Ivy (1992) were likewise excellent and impressive. Last Exit to Earth (1996) was an entertainingly cheesy sci-fi hoot while the belated and unnecessary sequel The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999) was regrettably lackluster. Shea also directed a couple of made-for-TV affairs: The poignant and powerful teen drama Sharing the Secret (2000) was a terrific return to form while the humdrum stalker outing Sanctuary (2001) was another unfortunate misstep. After a lengthy absence from the director's chair, Katt made a welcome comeback with Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (2019).

Katt Williams

Multi-talented actor/comedian Katt Williams was born in Cincinnati and raised in Dayton, Ohio. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California, where he is simultaneously working on several projects on camera and behind the scenes for your viewing pleasure in the near future. Throughout his journey he has used his comedy as a tool to travel the country and has accumulated a massive fan base in the process. You may find him coming to your area soon, as he is currently on a multi-city comedy tour, touring with some of the hottest comedians to date.

Katta

Katta is known for Seetha Ramuni Kosam (2017) and Vicente Ferrer (2013).