Taje Brannon
Taje Brannon is an actor, known for The Opps (2021).
Tajh Bellow
Tajh Bellow is an actor, known for General Hospital (1963), Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story (2009) and Role Models (2008).
Taji Ameen
Taji Ameen is known for his work on Channel Surfing (2018), Better Man (2020) and One Star Reviews (2019).
Taji Coleman
Taji Coleman is known for Lying and Stealing (2019), I'm Dying Up Here (2017) and Behold My Heart (2018).
Taji Senior
Taji Senior is an actress and writer, known for We Are (2017), The One You're With (2021) and The Get Together (2015).
Tajinder
Tajinder is known for Kill (2023) and Chooriyan (2015).
Tajinder Kumar
Tajinder Kumar is known for Harjeeta (2018), Mindo Taseeldarni (2019) and Do Dooni Panj (2019).
Tajiye L. Antwine
Tajiye L. Antwine is known for Secret Seam (2023).
Tajja Isen
Tajja Isen was born on June 29, 1991 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is an actress, known for Atomic Betty (2004), Super Why! (2007) and The Berenstain Bears (2002).
Tak Sakaguchi
It seems that right at birth, Tak Sakaguchi was bound to be a force to be reckoned with. From an early age, he exhibited excellent motor skills and cat-like reflexes; putting these skills to use and excelling in martial arts such as Judo and boxing. Surprisingly, even with his stunning looks and charisma, Sakaguchi wasn't seeking a career in acting - it sought him. Working as a street fighter, he was chosen by a then unknown director, Ryuhei Kitamura. Kitamura was still accumulating funds and financial resources for his independent film, Versus, and not knowing any established actors, he chose Sakaguchi due to his natural fighting skills and physical prowess. Kitamura felt that Sakaguchi shouldn't have to go to waste fighting in the streets, so why not bring his skills to film instead? Sakaguchi pushed himself physically to the extreme for the film, breaking ribs, bruising and cutting himself, even losing a tooth! Instead of halting production, he had it glued back in! The film proved to be quite a gamble for both star and director, but it also pay off in ways that neither would have expected. Upon its release, Versus was a hit in its native Japan, even with the novice director, reluctant actor, and extremely low-budget. Once released over-seas, the film became a cult hit. Seemingly overnight, both Sakaguchi and Kitamura launched their careers and continued to work together in films such as the Azumi series, Alive, Aragami and Battlefield Baseball. While all film ventures were successful, Sakaguchi had yet to acquire the same success he did with Versus. 2005 would prove to be a bigger year, taking on more mainstream film roles in Shinobi: Heart Under Blade. Then there was Death Trance, with a role similar to that of Versus; it was also in Death Watch that Sakaguchi directed the action scenes. 2007, however, proved to be even busier, acting in both films and television. Sakaguchi has also taken to working behind the camera, writing and directing his first film, Sakigake!! Otako juku (Be a Man! Samurai School). With such a strong dedication to his craft, be it actor, writer, or director, Sakaguchi is unstoppable.
