Talk:Tatsuya Nakadai
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Filmography edit
I'm only familiar with the work he did with Kurosawa. Someone should fill in his filmography a bit more. -- Xastic
Column templates edit
This filmography does not yet contain all of Nakadai's films. I replaced the old column template, which had to be adjusted for every new entry, with the new one, which is in use in numerous articles, which adjusts automatically with every new entry. It also works with multiple browsers. Many if not most IP's and named users do not pay attention to the need to adjust columns with the old template. In fact that is why the new one was developed. Unless proof can be provided that the new one does not work I can see no reason to revert to said old template. MarnetteD | Talk 03:15, 22 May 2011 (UTC)
Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die edit
Nakadai's portrayal of the non-Japanese Comanchero James Alfego is notable not just because he plays an "American", but he is clearly seen to be "speaking" English. Unfortunately, the film is entirely (and badly) dubbed... I suppose he spoke English well enough. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 131.215.115.31 (talk) 16:48, 5 September 2012 (UTC)