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Japanese actor Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (born 27 September 1950; age 73) appeared as the Mandarin bailiff in "Encounter at Farpoint", the pilot episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Tagawa has nearly 80 film and television appearances to his credit. His most notable motion pictures include The Last Emperor (1987), Twins (1988, with Tony Jay, Nehemiah Persoff, Robert Harper, Tom McCleister, and Wayne Grace), Licence to Kill (1989, with Anthony Zerbe), Nemesis (1993, with Marjorie Monaghan, Nicholas Guest, Marjean Holden, Jennifer Gatti, and Branscombe Richmond), Rising Sun (1993, with Ray Wise and Max Grodénchik), Mortal Kombat (1995, as Shang Tsung), The Phantom (1996, with Bill Smitrovich and Leon Russom), John Carpenter's Vampires (1998), Snow Falling on Cedars (1999, with James Cromwell), Pearl Harbor (2001, with Randy Oglesby, Raphael Sbarge, Glenn Morshower, Leland Orser, Pat Healy, and Manu Intiraymi), Planet of the Apes (2001, with David Warner and Erick Avari), Tom Clancy's NetForce (with Scott Bakula and France Nuyen), and the first two seasons of Nash Bridges with Daniel Roebuck and Mary Mara.

In addition, he will be appearing in the 2009 live action Tekken film as Heihachi Mishima.

External links

CaryTagawaOnline.com - official web site
Cary-Hiroyuki at Wikipedia
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 Japanese actor '''Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa''' {{born|27|September|1950}} appeared as the [[Unnamed Humans (21st century)#Mandarin bailiff|Mandarin bailiff]] in {{e|Encounter at Farpoint}}, the pilot episode of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''.
-Tagawa has nearly 80 film and television appearances to his credit. His most notable motion pictures include ''The Last Emperor'' (1987), ''Twins'' (1988, with [[Tony Jay]], [[Nehemiah Persoff]], [[Robert Harper]], [[Tom McCleister]], and [[Wayne Grace]]), ''Licence to Kill'' (1989, with [[Anthony Zerbe]]), ''Nemesis'' (1993, with [[Marjorie Monaghan]], [[Nicholas Guest]], [[Marjean Holden]], [[Jennifer Gatti]], and [[Branscombe Richmond]]), ''Rising Sun'' (1993, with [[Ray Wise]] and [[Max Grodénchik]]), ''Mortal Kombat'' (1995, as Shang Tsung), ''The Phantom'' (1996, with [[Bill Smitrovich]] and [[Leon Russom]]), John Carpenter's ''Vampires'' (1998), ''Snow Falling on Cedars'' (1999, with [[James Cromwell]]), ''Pearl Harbor'' (2001, with [[Randy Oglesby]], [[Raphael Sbarge]], [[Glenn Morshower]], [[Leland Orser]], [[Pat Healy]], and [[Manu Intiraymi]]), and ''Planet of the Apes'' (2001, with [[David Warner]] and [[Erick Avari]]).
+Tagawa has nearly 80 film and television appearances to his credit. His most notable motion pictures include ''The Last Emperor'' (1987), ''Twins'' (1988, with [[Tony Jay]], [[Nehemiah Persoff]], [[Robert Harper]], [[Tom McCleister]], and [[Wayne Grace]]), ''Licence to Kill'' (1989, with [[Anthony Zerbe]]), ''Nemesis'' (1993, with [[Marjorie Monaghan]], [[Nicholas Guest]], [[Marjean Holden]], [[Jennifer Gatti]], and [[Branscombe Richmond]]), ''Rising Sun'' (1993, with [[Ray Wise]] and [[Max Grodénchik]]), ''Mortal Kombat'' (1995, as Shang Tsung), ''The Phantom'' (1996, with [[Bill Smitrovich]] and [[Leon Russom]]), John Carpenter's ''Vampires'' (1998), ''Snow Falling on Cedars'' (1999, with [[James Cromwell]]), ''Pearl Harbor'' (2001, with [[Randy Oglesby]], [[Raphael Sbarge]], [[Glenn Morshower]], [[Leland Orser]], [[Pat Healy]], and [[Manu Intiraymi]]), ''Planet of the Apes'' (2001, with [[David Warner]] and [[Erick Avari]]), ''Tom Clancy's NetForce'' (with [[Scott Bakula]] and [[France Nuyen]]), and the first two seasons of ''Nash Bridges'' with [[Daniel Roebuck]] and [[Mary Mara]].
 In addition, he will be appearing in the 2009 live action ''Tekken'' film as Heihachi Mishima.
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