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Keone Young has gained recognition for his charitable work and community service outside of the entertainment industry. In order to guarantee that actors in the future have the chance to succeed, he is committed to continuing to support initiatives that advance diversity and cultural awareness in the arts.
Keone Joseph Young is an American actor known for his versatile roles in television and voice-over work. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, to a Chinese father and Japanese mother, Young's diverse heritage has influenced his career.
CAST: Christopher Sean, Gedde Watanabe, Tamlyn Tomita, Keone Young, Julia Harriman. REVIEW: Years into the “Ultraman” franchise, comes a stand-alone film that serves as an introduction to the character and the world of the series. Some big questions go unanswered, like, “How can Ken transform into a robot the size of an oil tanker?” but ...
Some of the notable voice actors in the film include Christopher Sean, Gedde Watanabe, Tamlyn Tomita, Keone Young and Julia Harriman who brought these characters to life both in Japanese and...
Gedde Watanabe’s portrayal of Professor Sato is filled with depth and regret, capturing the complexities of a father struggling to balance heroism and family. Keone Young, as Dr. Onda, brings a fierce intensity to his role, reflecting the pain and brilliance of a man driven by a quest for revenge.
The filmmakers also offer up a decent new villain in the form of Dr. Onda (Keone Young), an evil scientist who heads up the KDF (Kaiju Defense Forces) and who was traumatized by his family’s...
Strong voice work from its main cast – Christopher Sean as Ken, Gedde Wantanabe as Professor Sato, Keone Young as the villain Dr. Onda, and Tamlyn Tomita pulling double duty as the mother Emiko and the dutiful and loyal robot Mina – bolsters and puncuates every emotion this story has to offer.
