Age: 71
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Joe Ochman is an American actor, voice actor, acting coach, and stage director, born on August 24, 1954, in the United States. As of 2025, he is 65 years old and has been active in various voice-over roles in animation, films, and video games. Here are some key points about his career: Voice Acting: Joe Ochman is known for his voice work in several popular series and films. He voices Jiminy Cricket in Disney productions since 2014, and Will Anthonio Zeppeli in the English dub of the first season of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: The Animation. Pokémon: He is also recognized for his role as “B.J. Oakie” in the English dub of Pokémon Origins. Stage Director and Actor: Beyond his voice acting, Ochman has been involved in stage directing and acting in various productions. Filmography: He has appeared in multiple video games, including roles in “Godzilla Singular Point” and “Animalia.” Other Roles: Ochman has also lent his voice to characters in “Naruto Shippuden,” “The House of Magic,” and “Mr. Payback: An Interactive Movie,” among others. Representation: He is represented by the VOX Agency for voiceover work. Website: Ochman maintains an official website at https://www.joeochman.com/ for more information on his work and career.
Joe Ochman
Utabori
for Utabori in Yakuza 3 (Video Game English Dub)
Suggested by yo_gazza2
After the events of Yakuza 2 / Yakuza Kiwami 2 Kiryu decides to move to Okinawa with Haruka. Due to his past experience as an orphan Kiryu decides to open up an orphanage in front of a beach to raise other orphans to live more honest and better lives then he ever did. Sadly just when everything seemed peaceful trouble looms when Morning Glory starts getting eviction notices from the landlords, the Ryudo Family. After a confrontation with its captain, Rikiya Shimabukuro, Kiryu has a talk with Patriarch Shigeru Nakahara, who intends to sell the land to Tokyo investors seeking to build a resort. Though the cash offer is sizable, Kiryu refuses. Things only get more complicated when both Daigo Dojima and Shigeru Nakahara are shot by a man with an uncanny resemblance to Shintaro Kazama, Kiryu's late adoptive father, together with a mysterious foreign agent. Determined to learn the truth about the man who shot both of them, and to avert a potential threat to the orphanage, Kiryu decides to return to Kamurocho.
