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Actor (175 credits)
2004
Mulan II
(Video)
The Emperor (voice)
2001
Volcano High
Vice Principal Jang Hak-Sa (MTV English Dub) (English version, voice)
2000-2001
Baywatch
(TV Series)
Hideki Tanaka
2000/I
Brother
Guy at the poker table (uncredited)
1998
Mulan
The Emperor (voice)
1996
Spy Hard
Brian, Waiter in Restaurant
1992
Sangokushi
Narrator (1994) (English version, voice)
1989
The Karate Kid
(TV Series short)
Miyagi - NBC Live action introduction
1987-1988
Ohara
(TV Series)
Lt. Ohara
1985
Amos
(TV Movie)
Tommy Tanaka
1975-1983
Happy Days
(TV Series)
Arnold / Matsuo 'Arnold' Takahashi
1980
Bizarre
(TV Series)
Various Characters
1976
Midway
Rear Admiral Ryunosuke Kusaka
1975
Wives
(TV Movie)
Waiter
1975
Kung Fu
(TV Series)
Arthur Chen
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Ambush
(1975)
... Arthur Chen
1974
Cannon
(TV Series)
Chuck Yamagata
1973-1974
M*A*S*H
(TV Series)
Capt. Sam Pak
1973
Cops
(TV Movie)
Captain Irving Ho
1971-1972
Love, American Style
(TV Series)
Kam (segment "Love and the Woman in White") / Bellhop (segment "Love and Lady Luck") / Ah So (segment "Love and the Love Potion")
1972
Columbo
(TV Series)
The House Boy
1986
Babes in Toyland
(TV Movie) (performer: "Eyes Of A Child", "Eyes Of A Child (reprise)")
1984
The Karate Kid
(performer: "Happy Birthday to You", "Back Street Life" - uncredited)
1988
Ohara
(TV Series) (created by - 1 episode)
2018
Cobra Kai
(TV Series) (in loving memory of - 1 episode)
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Counterbalance
(2018)
... (in loving memory of - as Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita)
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Self (68 credits)
1993
Loft
(TV Series)
Guest
1970
Flip
(TV Series)
Self
1969
Della
(TV Series)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
TV commercial for Lipton Sizzle & Stir (2001)
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Alternate Names:
Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita | Noriyuki Morita | Noryuki 'Pat' Morita | Pat Noriyuki Morita | Patrick N. Morita | Pat & Yuki
Height:
5' 3" (1.6 m)
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Personal Quote:
I still have a young attitude.
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Trivia:
While he portrayed Mr. Miyagi, a Japanese immigrant who spoke (broken) English with a cement-thick Japanese accent, in real life Morita was an American citizen from birth, who spoke with non-heavily accented fluent American English..
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