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Shigeru Miyamoto
宮本 茂
Shigeru Miyamoto in 2026
Shigeru Miyamoto in 2026
Born November 16, 1952 (age 73)[1]
Super Mario–related roles Representative director, game developer, artist, game designer
Years active 1977–present[1]
Employer Nintendo
“What if, on a crowded street, you look up and see something appear that should not, given what we know, be there. You either shake your head and dismiss it, or you accept that there is much more to the world than we think. Perhaps it really is a doorway to another place. If you choose to go inside you may find many unexpected things...”
—Shigeru Miyamoto

Shigeru Miyamoto (in Japanese: 宮本 茂) is a Japanese video game designer, producer, artist, and game director at Nintendo,[2] best known for being the creator of the Super Mario, Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda, Star Fox, and Pikmin franchises, among others. He joined the company as a character artist and product designer in 1977.[3] In Japan in 2019, Miyamoto was recognized as a Person of Cultural Merit,[4] and in 2026, he received the Order of Culture award,[5] being the first video game developer to receive both awards. Miyamoto currently holds the position of Executive Fellow and Representative Director at Nintendo.[6]

Biography[edit]

In his early childhood, Miyamoto was raised in the small, rural town of Sonobe, Japan, near his current home of Kyoto, about ten blocks from Nintendo's headquarters. His home lacked a television, so he would spend a large amount of his leisure time exploring the surrounding countryside. He would also make his own toys and cartoon flip-books.[7] Miyamoto often attributes his experiences exploring the countryside as having inspired the creation of the series The Legend of Zelda.[8]

Miyamoto wanted to make things that would astonish the world. In elementary school, he considered becoming a puppeteer or a painter, and he later found interest in making toys. He also learned how to play the guitar and banjo. Miyamoto decided to study industrial design at Kanazawa College of Art in 1970. Miyamoto attended his classes only half of the time, and it took him five years to graduate.

Miyamoto was 24 years of age when his father contacted an old friend, named Hiroshi Yamauchi, at the toy company Nintendo. Yamauchi requested to see some toy designs, to which Miyamoto responded by returning with a bag of products and a portfolio. Miyamoto became Nintendo's first staff artist in 1977, working on designing characters and artwork for arcade games.[9][3] His first work involved making the casings for the Color TV-Game line of plug-and-play consoles. Some of Miyamoto's first times working on games themselves were Nintendo's Sheriff and Space Firebird, from 1979 and 1980, respectively.[9]

In 1980, Nintendo of America was looking for a successful video game to establish itself in the arcade market. Nintendo ordered a large number of units of the arcade game Radar Scope, but by the time the machines arrived, interest in the game began to decline. Following this failure, Nintendo sought a game that the unused machines could be converted into easily. Yamauchi called Miyamoto into his office, as he was the only staff member available at the time, and questioned him about his knowledge on the video game concept, to which Miyamoto claimed to have loved video games in college. Gunpei Yokoi, then lead of Nintendo's engineering team, was assigned to oversee the project. The two went on to create the highly successful game Donkey Kong.[10]

With Donkey Kong's success, Miyamoto was given his own team: the Creative Department, later known as Nintendo EAD and then Nintendo EPD. Miyamoto became Yokoi's protégé and the two developed a close relationship, with Yokoi often giving Miyamoto advice on game design. Together they came up with the idea for Miyamoto's next game, Mario Bros.,[11][12] a competitive experience inspired by the 1982 game Joust.[9] In 1985, Miyamoto, along with Takashi Tezuka, developed Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda simultaneously. The respective series that started from these games would go on to become two of Nintendo's main flagship series.

While Miyamoto has mentioned that he finds it difficult to say who his favorite Nintendo character is, he has stated that some of his more beloved favorites include Mario, Princess Peach, Luigi, Bowser, Princess Zelda, Toad, Link, and Donkey Kong.[13] On separate occasions, he has cited Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario World as being his favorite game.[14][15] His favorite games for the NES are Baseball, Golf, and Mario Bros.[16] Miyamoto's favorite non-Nintendo game is Angry Birds.[17]

Miyamoto starred in a Mega64 sketch about New Super Mario Bros.[18] Despite being an influential figure in video games and responsible for multi-million dollar franchises, Miyamoto is said to be very humble, insisting on settling for an average income. Miyamoto is also ambidextrous, though he favors his left hand and likes to make characters that are left-handed (Bowser Jr. and Link being two examples). He rides his bike or walks to work each day, usually with his wife, whom he met on the job (she was a general manager for his current occupation).

Following the in-office passing of Nintendo president Satoru Iwata in July 2015, Miyamoto worked alongside Genyo Takeda as Representative Director of Nintendo,[2] both leading the company until Tatsumi Kimishima was inaugurated as the next president of Nintendo in September of the same year. Following Kimishima's inauguration, Miyamoto assumed the position of Creative Fellow, later Executive Fellow.

Miyamoto has stated his interest in bringing Super Mario characters to a wider audience, believing that Nintendo should be seen for its characters rather than simply as a video game company.[19][5] His most recent projects with Nintendo, including Super Mario Run, Pikmin Bloom, the films The Super Mario Bros. Movie and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and the Super Nintendo World theme park, exemplify this goal.

Super Mario–related work[edit]

Games[edit]

Films[edit]

Other works[edit]

Awards and honors[edit]

Gallery[edit]

Photos[edit]

  • Miyamoto holding Mario and Donkey Kong plushies
    Miyamoto holding Mario and Donkey Kong plushies
  • Miyamoto and some Super Mario character plushies from BD&A
    Miyamoto and some Super Mario character plushies from BD&A
  • Miyamoto with Gunpei Yokoi in 1994
    Miyamoto with Gunpei Yokoi in 1994
  • Miyamoto holding a Mario figurine and wearing a Super Mario World T-shirt
    Miyamoto holding a Mario figurine and wearing a Super Mario World T-shirt
  • Miyamoto and various Nintendo characters on pages 72 and 73 of Time Asia's 60 Years of Asian Heroes issue
    Miyamoto and various Nintendo characters on pages 72 and 73 of Time Asia's 60 Years of Asian Heroes issue
  • Miyamoto with Donkey Kong and Mario amiibo
    Miyamoto with Donkey Kong and Mario amiibo
  • Miyamoto holding a Wii Remote in E3 2006
    Miyamoto holding a Wii Remote in E3 2006
  • Miyamoto at E3 2006
    Miyamoto at E3 2006
  • Miyamoto at the 2007 Game Developers Conference
    Miyamoto at the 2007 Game Developers Conference
  • Shigeru Miyamoto showing the New Super Mario Bros. Wii cover
    Shigeru Miyamoto showing the New Super Mario Bros. Wii cover
  • Miyamoto at E3 2010
    Miyamoto at E3 2010
  • Miyamoto next to a full-scale replica of the Standard Kart from Mario Kart 7
    Miyamoto next to a full-scale replica of the Standard Kart from Mario Kart 7
  • Miyamoto sitting in the kart
    Miyamoto sitting in the kart
  • Miyamoto with a signed copy of the first issue of the Mexican Club Nintendo magazine
    Miyamoto with a signed copy of the first issue of the Mexican Club Nintendo magazine
  • Miyamoto with several Luigi plushies for the Year of Luigi
    Miyamoto with several Luigi plushies for the Year of Luigi
  • Miyamoto with Tezuka and Kondo (September 13, 2015)
    Miyamoto with Tezuka and Kondo (September 13, 2015)
  • Group photo at the Super Mario 30 Festival event
    Group photo at the Super Mario 30 Festival event
  • Miyamoto, alongside Tezuka and Tsubasa Sakaguchi
    Miyamoto, alongside Tezuka and Tsubasa Sakaguchi
  • Miyamoto in 2015
    Miyamoto in 2015
  • Miyamoto wielding a replica of Kylo Ren's lightsaber
    Miyamoto wielding a replica of Kylo Ren's lightsaber
  • Miyamoto from the review video of Tencent's conference for the Nintendo Switch's release in China
    Miyamoto from the review video of Tencent's conference for the Nintendo Switch's release in China
  • Group photo to celebrate the grand opening of Super Nintendo World (Universal Studios Japan)
    Group photo to celebrate the grand opening of Super Nintendo World (Universal Studios Japan)
  • J. L. Bonnier, Luigi, Mario, and Miyamoto at the grand opening of Super Nintendo World (Universal Studios Japan)
    J. L. Bonnier, Luigi, Mario, and Miyamoto at the grand opening of Super Nintendo World (Universal Studios Japan)
  • Miyamoto alongside Shinya Takahashi, Mario, and Luigi at the grand opening of Super Nintendo World (Universal Studios Hollywood)
    Miyamoto alongside Shinya Takahashi, Mario, and Luigi at the grand opening of Super Nintendo World (Universal Studios Hollywood)
  • Miyamoto at the premiere of The Super Mario Bros. Movie in Los Angeles
    Miyamoto at the premiere of The Super Mario Bros. Movie in Los Angeles
  • Miyamoto with the cast of the film and Chris Meledandri
    Miyamoto with the cast of the film and Chris Meledandri
  • Miyamoto and Meledandri on the cover of Variety magazine
    Miyamoto and Meledandri on the cover of Variety magazine

Hand-drawn artwork[edit]

  • Artwork used on the Japanese Super Mario Bros. box art, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Artwork used on the Japanese Super Mario Bros. box art, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario World, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario World, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario World Kanketsu Hen, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario World Kanketsu Hen, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Yoshi no Tamago, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Yoshi no Tamago, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Back cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Yoshi no Tamago, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Back cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Yoshi no Tamago, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario Collection, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Cover of Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario Collection, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Sketch of Mario from Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario Collection, illustrated by Miyamoto
    Sketch of Mario from Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook Super Mario Collection, illustrated by Miyamoto
  • Artwork celebrating the first anniversary of The 64 DREAM
    Artwork celebrating the first anniversary of The 64 DREAM
  • Mario and a Nintendo GameCube controller
    Mario and a Nintendo GameCube controller
  • Donkey Kong and a Nintendo GameCube, chased by Mario
    Donkey Kong and a Nintendo GameCube, chased by Mario
  • Artwork commemorating the 15th anniversary of Nintendo Power
    Artwork commemorating the 15th anniversary of Nintendo Power
  • Artwork celebrating the release of Nintendo DREAM volume 100
    Artwork celebrating the release of Nintendo DREAM volume 100
  • Mario in a doghouse
    Mario in a doghouse
  • Artwork drawn for a T-shirt commemorating the 200th issue of Nintendo Power
    Artwork drawn for a T-shirt commemorating the 200th issue of Nintendo Power
  • A letter addressed to Super Mario Galaxy players released by Prima Games
    A letter addressed to Super Mario Galaxy players released by Prima Games
  • Artwork for the UK Official Nintendo Magazine
    Artwork for the UK Official Nintendo Magazine
  • Artwork for Cat Mario
    Artwork for Cat Mario
  • Illustration for the cover of Edge magazine's 100th issue
    Illustration for the cover of Edge magazine's 100th issue
  • Drawing of Mario for the 84 restaurant
    Drawing of Mario for the 84 restaurant
  • Signature wall from the Nintendo booth at E3 2019, featuring a doodle of Mario by Miyamoto
    Signature wall from the Nintendo booth at E3 2019, featuring a doodle of Mario by Miyamoto
  • Miyamoto's signature
    Miyamoto's signature
  • Artwork of Mario and Donkey Kong
    Artwork of Mario and Donkey Kong

Miscellaneous[edit]

Quotes[edit]

  • "Who knows how Mario will look like in the future. Maybe he'll wear metallic clothes!" – 1991[32]
  • "Videogames are bad for you? That's what they said about rock 'n' roll."[33]
  • "A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad."[34] (Possibly apocryphal)[35][36]
  • "No, my favorite video game character is not Mario, it's Pacman."[sic][37]
  • "A great idea can solve multiple problems at the same time."[38][better source needed]
  • "I'll put my neck out and say that PlayStation games sound good, but when you watch them in action they're not finished at all in my opinion. A game is finished when a creator decides it is."[39]
  • "I don't want to make games where the player is just a puppet in the hands of the creator, playing exactly as scripted. Trying to get players to become better and better at your game is certainly one valid approach to making games, but for me, I want to present games to players that are more like pure toys: something you can use, explore, and play with freely."[40]
“The most pivotal aspect [of Donkey Kong Country Returns's development] was having the chance to sit down with Mr. Miyamoto and get an understanding from him what he wanted to see, what he hoped to see with DK. He never at any time stood up and said, 'This is what it will have. This is your checklist. This is what I want period.' He just offered feedback and guidance and mentorship, and that's one of the things that made Mr. Miyamoto so valuable as a resource. He can be incredibly demanding at times and there have been plenty of occasions where he just flipped the table over and said 'start again', but you can tell he wanted to happen. He wanted to see DK in a new adventure. I'll never forget as we were wrapping up our conversation with him in Kyoto, he said in English, 'Please take care of DK. He is my friend.'”
—Bryan Walker[41]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Annual Report 2025 for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025. Nintendo Co., Ltd. Page 42. Retrieved July 17, 2026.
  2. ^ a b July 13, 2015. Notification of Death and Personnel Change of a Representative Director (President). Nintendo. Retrieved June 17, 2026.
  3. ^ a b Pelland, Scott, George Sinfield, Leslie Swan, and Dan Owsen, editors (1991). The Nintendo Mario Mania Player's Guide. Redmond: Nintendo of America. Page 30.
  4. ^ a b Allen Kim (October 29, 2019). ‘Mario Bros.’ creator Shigeru Miyamoto to be given one of Japan’s highest honors. CNN. Retrieved June 17, 2026.
  5. ^ a b c October 23, 2026. 【快挙】任天堂・宮本茂氏が「文化勲章」を受章、ゲーム関係者としては初。“ゲームが文化になった50年”についても触れる会見の質疑応答を詳細に掲載. Denfaminico Gamer (Japanese). Retrieved October 23, 2026.
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  9. ^ a b c Shigeru Miyamoto – 2000 Developer Interview. Shmuplations. Retrieved October 24, 2026.
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  18. ^ March 12, 2007. Mega64: New Super Mario Bros. Video. Mega64. Retrieved June 17, 2026.
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  20. ^ April 4, 2023. Mario Is Moving Away From Mobile Games, Reveals Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto (EXCLUSIVE). Variety. Retrieved June 17, 2026. (Archived April 4, 2023, 15:26:22 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
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Voice actors and actresses in English-language media Television series †Aron Tager • Adrian Truss • Andrew Sabiston • Bart Braverman • Ben Campbell • Damon D'Oliveira • †Dan Hennessey • †Danny Wells • Donald Burda • †Ernie Anderson • Frank Welker • †Gordon Masten • Greg Morton • †Harvey Atkin • James Rankin • Jeannie Elias • John Stocker • Jonathan Potts • Joy Tanner • Judy Strangis • Lawrence Bayne • †Len Carlson • †Lou Albano • Louise Vallance • Michael Stark • †Milli Vanilli • †Milton "Soupy Sales" Supman • †Peter Cullen • Richard Newman • Richard Yearwood • Rick Jones • Ron Rubin • Sterling Jarvis • Stuart Stone • Tabitha St. Germain • Tara Strong • †Tony Rosato • Toru Furuya • Tracey Moore • †Walker Boone
Films Anya Taylor-Joy • Benny Safdie • Brie Larson • Charles Martinet • Charlie Day • Chris Pratt • Donald Glover • †Eric Bauza • Fred Armisen • Glen Powell • Issa Rae • Jack Black • Jessica DiCicco • John DiMaggio • Juliet Jelenic • Keegan-Michael Key • Kevin Michael Richardson • Khary Payton • Luis Guzmán • Rino Romano • Roxana Ortega • Scott Menville • Sebastian Maniscalco • Seth Rogen
Actors and actresses Alyssa Milano • Andrea Powell • Andrew Trego • Ant McPartlin • †Bob Hoskins • Brian Bonsall • †Christopher Collins • Christi Work • Cyndi Lauper • Dan Castellaneta • Dana Kaminski • †Danny Wells • †David Horowitz • Declan Donnelly • †Dennis Hopper • Desiree Marie Velez • Don Lake • Ernie Hudson • Fiona Shaw • Fisher Stevens • Francesca Roberts • Gianni Russo • †Harry Blackstone Jr. • Harry Murphy • Heather Pendergast • Jason Bateman • Jeff Pillars • Jim Asaki • †Jim Lange • †Joe Bellan • John Fifer • John Leguizamo • Joy Rees • Karen Brigman • Kevin West • Lance Henricksen • †Lou Albano • Lucy Alpaugh • Magic Johnson • Matt Nikko • Matthew Zachary Hopkins • Mélanie Angélie • Melanie Salvatore • Melissa Joan Hart • Michael Harding • Michael Lynch • †Mojo Nixon • Mona B. Fierro • Nicole Eggert • †Pam Matteson • Patrick Pinney • Patt Noday • Preston Lane • Richard Edson • Ricky Whiting • †Rik Mayall • Rob Stone • Robert D. Raiford • Robert Faulkner Priester • Robert Lee Edwards • Ronald Lou Edwards • †Rowdy Roddy Piper • Samantha Mathis • Scott Mactavish • Sgt. Slaughter • †Shabba-Doo • Sylvia Harman • Terry Finn • Thomas Merdis • Wallace Merck
Composers Brian Tyler • Michael Tavera • Tarek Alarabi Tourgane
Writers Doug Booth • Ed Skudder • Ed Solomon • †Erika Strobel • Ian James Corlett • Makoto Ueda • Matthew Fogel • Nadine van der Velde • Perry Martin • Peter Sauder • Phil Harnage • †Véronique Chantel
Producers Andy Heyward • Bill Ryan • Brett Hoffman • Brice Colinet • Chris Meledandri • Eric Schotz • John Grusd • Kelly Lake • Michael Kelbaugh
Directors Aaron Horvath • Christophe Delisle • Fabien Polack • Ludovic Roz • Michael Jelenic • Mike Fallows • Pierre Leduc
Miscellaneous
Other roles Annette Bernert • Bill Trinen • Christopher Mulligan • David Grenewetzki • David Pellé • Daylan Williams • Dayvv Brooks • Eric Osmond • Hironari Makiuchi • Howard Phillips • Joseph Bridgers • Joy Poirel • †Mario Segale • Marta Costello • Masaho Nomura • Michelle Powers • Mitsuhiro Takano • Nick Meledandri • Perrin Kaplan • Shu Fujii • Yusuke Beppu
Nintendo Presidents Devon Pritchard • Doug Bowser • †Hiroshi Yamauchi • Minoru Arakawa • Reggie Fils-Aimé • †Satoru Iwata • Shuntaro Furukawa • Tatsumi Kimishima
Voice actors for media in languages other than English
In games Dutch Ewout Eggink
French †Benoît Allemane • Kaycie Chase • Sébastien Desjours • Benoît Du Pac • Hervé Grull • Charlotte Hervieux • Jessie Lambotte • Adrien Larmande • Martial Le Minoux • Jérémy Prévost • Donald Reignoux • Audrey Sourdive • Frédéric Souterelle • Franck Sportis
German Julia Fölster • Romanus Fuhrmann • Anna Gamburg • Marianne Graffam • Matthias Horn • †Jürgen Kluckert • Christin Marquitan • Dirk Petrick • Sven Plate • Jan Uplegger • Paulina Weiner • Luisa Wietzorek
Italian Davide Albano • Luigi Alberio • Marco Balzarotti • Giulia Maniglio Bonaldo • Giada Bonanomi • Sabrina Bonfitto • Alice Bongiorni • Giorgio Bonino • Luca Bottale • Jacopo Calatroni • Gabriele Calindri • Augustine Chemelle • Serena Clerici • Angelo Cola • Roberto Da Crema • Tania De Domenico • Andrea De Nisco • Paolo De Santis • Massimo Di Benedetto • Luigi Fantino • Gianni Gaude • Elisa Giorgio • Jasmine Laurenti • Riccardo Lombardo • Simone Lupinacci • Deborah Magnaghi • Tiziana Martello • Cinzia Massironi • Maurizio Merluzzo • Claudio Moneta • Deborah Morese • Giovanni Noto • Renato Novara • Elda Olivieri • Marco Pagani • Silvio Pandolfi • Lara Parmiani • Valentina Pollani • Benedetta Ponticelli • Stefano Pozzi • Gea Riva • Francesco Rizzi • Diego Sabre • Domenico Sambuco • Luca Sandri • Patrizia Scianca • Katia Sorrentino • Aldo Stella • Pietro Ubaldi • Maddalena Vadacca • Matteo Zanotti
Korean †Kim Il • Mun Nam-suk
European Portuguese Luís Barros
European Spanish Francesc Belda • Eduardo Bosch • Ramón Canals • Pepa Castro • Ángel De Gracia • Antonio Domínguez • David Jenner • Ignacio Latorre • Alfredo Martínez • Sergio Mesa • Rafael Parra
Television series Albanian Julian Canameti • Sulejman Dibra • Lorenc Kaja • Laki Kola • Fadil Kujofsa • Niko Lena • Ilir Muhametaj • Devis Muka • Mirela Naska • Gëzim Rudi • Vladimir Saliu • Dritan Sejamini • Liliana Shanto • Alfred Trebicka • Suela Xhonuzi
Basque Jon Goiri
Bulgarian Adriana Andreeva • Krasimir Kutsuparov • Konstantin Lungov • Stanislav Pishtalov • Rosen Rusev • Stefan Sarchadzhiev-Sura • Georgi Stoyanov • Neli Topalova • Daniela Yordanova • Asen Zidarov
Catalan Joan Crosas • Xavier de Llorens • †Claudi García • Jordi Hurtado • †Manuel Lázaro • †Glòria Roig • Pep Sais
Croatian Jadranka Krajina • †Damir Mejovšek • Nada Rocco • †Ivo Rogulja • †Ranko Tihomirović • Marko Torjanac
Danish Vibeke Dueholm • Ole Fick • †Esper Hagen • Ann Hjort • Lars Klingert • Lasse Lunderskov • †Kjeld Nørgaard • Peter Røschke • Peter Secher Schmidt • Lars Thiesgaard
Dutch Bart Bosch • Ewout Eggink • Fred Butter • Lucas Dietens • Isa Hoes • Stan Limburg • Jan Nonhof • Ryan van den Akker
Finnish †Liisa Paatso • Eero Saarinen • Tom Wentzel
French Christophe Albertini • Véronique Alycia • Olivier Angèle • †Georges Atlas • Pierre Auger • Michel Barbey • Annie Barclay • †Yves Barsacq • Micheal Beaune • †Daniel Beretta • Nicolas Bienvenu • Jacques Bouanich • Lucile Boulanger • †Serge Bourrier • †Jean Brousseau • Franck Capillery • †Roger Carel • Violette Chauveau • Emmanuel Curtil • Camille Cyr-Desmarais • †Julia Dancourt • †Raoul Delfosse • Olivier Destrez • Patrice Dozier • †Jacques Dynam • †Jacques Ferrière • Éric Gaudry • Evelyne Grandjean • Hervé Grull • Luq Hamet • Gérard Hernandez • †Francis Lax • Gwen Lebret • Virginie Ledieu • Daniel Lesourd • Lorie • Jacques Marin • †Yves Massicotte • Céline Monsarrat • Jean-Marco Montalto • Stéphanie Murat • Donald Reignoux • †Maurice Sarfati • Philippe Sax • †Odile Schmitt • Frédéric Souterelle • †Jane Val • Isabelle Volpe
German †Werner Abrolat • Gerhard Acktun • Alexander Allerson • Michaela Amler • †Arnim André • †Ekkehardt Belle • Sabine Bohlmann • Maria Böhme • †Reinhard Brock • †Günter Clemens • Michaela Degen • †Manfred Erdmann • Ruth Fishcer • †Ulrich Frank • Reinhard Glemnitz • †Michael Habeck • Florian Halm • Erhard Hartmann • Marion Hartmann • Gudo Hoegel • Anita Höfer • Stephan Hoffmann • Dorette Hugo • †Ulf Jürgen Söhmisch • Joachim Kaps • †Eva Kinsky • K.Dieter Klebsch • †Jürgen Kluckert • †Helmut Krauss • Manou Lubowski • Alexandra Ludwig • †Erich Ludwig • †Fred Maire • Christin Marquitan • Tobias Meister • Oliver Mink • Philipp Moog • Hans-Rainer Müller • Peter Musäus • Andreas Neumann • Michael Pan • Hans-Georg Panczak • †Gerhard Paul • †Eva Pflug • Leon Rainer • Thomas Rau • Lutz Riedel • Willi Röbke • †Michael Rüth • †Bernd Schramm • Karl Schulz • Michael Schwarzmaier • Sandra Schwittau • †Bernd Simon • Juana von Jascheroff • Mario von Jascheroff • Hubertus von Lerchenfeld • †Bruno W. Pantel • †Herbert Weicker • Hendrik Wiethase • †Hasso Zorn
Greek Spýros Bibílas • Giórgos Christópoulos • Pétros Damulís • Dímitra Dimitriádou • Katerína Gkírgkis • Renáta Kalderári • Matína Karrá • Ntínos Karýdis • Bábis Klaliótis • Sía Koskiná • Giórgos Mázis • Yvónni Metaxáki • Giánnis Papaϊoánnou • Giórgos Petrócheilos • Chrístos Plaḯnis • Ilías Plakídis • Thémis Psychogiós • Émy Stylianídou • Mariánna Triantafyllídou • Kóstas Triantafyllópoulos • Pános Tsapáras
Hebrew Ren Guetta • Ido Mosseri • Naama Shapira • Yoav Tzafir • Shay Zornitzer
Hungarian József Kerekes
Italian Stefano Albertini • Marco Balzarotti • †Giovanni Battezzato • †Enrico Bertorelli • Luca Bottale • †Enrico Carabelli • Roberto Colombo • Oliviero Corbetta • Simone D'Andrea • †Daniele Demma • Donatella Fanfani • †Tony Fuochi • Davide Garbolino • Antonello Governale • †Ciro Imparato • Alessandra Karpoff • Jasmine Laurenti • Riccardo Lombardo • Enrico Maggi • †Riccardo Mantani • †Gianni Mantesi • Paolo Marchese • Giorgio Melazzi • Patrizia Mottola • Alberto Olivero • Marco Pagani • Antonio Paiola • Riccardo Peroni • Tulia Piredda • Pino Pirovano • Veronica Pivetti • Graziella Porta • Caterina Rochira • Luca Sandri • Luca Semeraro • †Paolo Torrisi • Pietro Ubaldi • Federica Valenti
Japanese Tomohisa Aso • Becky • Megumi Hayashibara • Katsuhisa Hōki • Kenyu Horiuchi • Banana Ice • Mika Kanai • Jūrōta Kosugi • Daiki Nakamura • Ryūsei Nakao • Keiichi Sonobe • Kōichi Yamadera
Korean Kim Eui-hwan • Kim Hwan-jin • †Kim Il • Lee In Seong • Lee Jae-eun • Lee Jae-myeong • Kim Jeong-hee • Yang Jeong-hwa • Park Ji-hoon • Yoo Ji-young • Jong-goo • Kim Jong-kook • Yun Mina • Kim Sung-hee • †Hwang Won • Young-beom
Romanian Oana Mereuță
Brazilian Portuguese †Leonel Abrantes • Peterson Adriano • †Nelly Amaral • †Isaac Bardavid • Rosana Beltrame • Gabriella Bicalho • Fernanda Bock • †Francisco Borges • Carlos Campanile • Marcelo Campos • †Emerson Caperbat • †Ayrton Cardoso • Eudes Carvalho • †Nádia Carvalho • †Júlio Chaves • Guilene Conte • Sérgio Corcetti • †Zezinho Cútolo • Telma da Costa • †Dário de Castro • †Dráuzio de Oliveira • Flávio Dias • Sheila Dorfman • †Cleonir dos Santos • †Orlando Drummond • Pedro Eugênio • Carlos Falat • †Sônia Ferreira • †André Filho • †Waldir Fiori • †Paulo Flores • Hércules Franco • Silvia Goiabeira • †Márcia Gomes • Tatá Guarnieri • Marcos Hailer • Maria Helena Pader • Marcus Jardym • Mário Jorge Andrade • †Mário Jorge Montini • Garcia Júnior • Oberdan Júnior • Guilherme Lopes • Selma Lopes • †Dario Lourenço • †Joaquim Luis Motta • †José Luiz Barbeito • Dolores Machado • Rosa Maria Baroli • †Newton Martins • Alex Minei • Alexandre Moreno • Sérgio Moreno • Aníbal Munhoz • †Silvio Navas • †Garcia Neto • †Antônio Patiño • †Paulo Pinheiro • †Jomeri Pozzoli • Eleonora Prado • Mauro Ramos • Hélio Ribeiro • Marco Ribeiro • †Hamilton Ricardo • Carlos Roberto • Bruno Rocha • †Jorge Rosa • †Miguel Rosenberg • Renato Rosenberg • Lina Rossana • Mônica Rossi • Sérgio Rufino • †Arakén Saldanha • †Eleu Salvador • †Helena Samara • †José Santa Cruz • Angélica Santos • †Válter Santos • †Cláudio Satiro • Raul Schlosser • †Isaac Schneider • Ricardo Schnetzer • Carlos Seidl • Márcio Seixas • †Carmen Sheila • Márcio Simões • Clécio Souto • Armando Tiraboschi • †Fábio Tomasini • Jorge Vasconcellos • †Paulo Wolf • Ettore Zuim
European Portuguese Pedro Bargado • Paulo Espírito Santo • Nuno Pardal
Sinhala Athula Jayasinghe
European Spanish Valle Acebrón • Abraham Aguilar • Rafael Alonso Naranjo Jr. • Javier Amilibia • Miguel Ángel Jenner • Juan Antonio Arroyo • Francesc Belda • Manuel Bellido • Lidia Camino • Enrique Cazorla • Santiago Cortés • Antonio Crespo • Iñaki Crespo • Ángel De Gracia • Ángel del Río • Ángel Egido • Aleix Estadella • Marta Estrada • Javier Franquelo • Luis Gaspar • Vicente Gil • Esperanza Gracia • Paco Hernandéz • Sandra Jara • Germán José • Ignacio Latorre • Carles Lladó • Juan Luis Rovira • Marisa Marco • Mario Martín • Isatxa Mengíbar • Sergio Mesa • Juan Miguel Diéz • Eduardo Moreno • Daniel Oliver • José Padilla • Laura Palacios • Juan Perucho • Pilar Puchol • Ramón Repáraz • Carlos Revilla • Pep Ribas • Jordi Ribes • Amen Rivera • Mamen Rivera • Elías Rodríguez • Julio Sanchidrán • Pilar Santigosa • Pedro Sempson • Claudio Serrano • Carlos Sianes • Maite Tajadura • José Antonio Teruel • Amparo Valencia • Chelo Vivares • Sara Vivas • Miguel Zúñiga
Latin American Spanish Patricia Acevedo • †Lourdes Adame • †Rosanelda Aguirre • Roberto Alexander • Juan Alfonso Carralero • Humberto Amor • Leonardo Araujo • †Sergio Barrios • †Jesús Brock • †Manuel Cabral • Ignacio Campero • Raúl Carballeda • Jean Carlo Toquero • †Carlos Carrillo • †Arturo Casanova • Ismael Castro • Rubén Cerda • Francisco Colmenero • Jesse Conde • †Juan Cuadra • †Araceli de León • Víctor Delgado • †Carmen Donna-Dío • Bernardo Ezeta • †Rocío Gallegos • Sylvia Garcel • Blas García • †Miguel Ángel Ghigliazza • Magda Giner • Emilio Guerrero • Maru Guerrero • Sergio Gutiérrez Coto • Ricardo Hill • †Nelly Horsman • †Carlos Íñigo • Rubén León • José Luis Castañeda • †Víctor Mares • Dulce María Romay • Alejandro Mayén • †Luis Alfonso Mendoza • Rommy Mendoza • Roberto Molina • María Fernanda Morales • Jorge Ornelas • Gabriel Pingarrón • †Patricia Quintero • †Mario Raúl López • †Tito Reséndiz • Rafael Rivera • †Erika Robledo • Rocío Robledo • †Rhual Rogers • Jorge Roig • †Guillermo Romano • †Cristina Rubiales • Guillermo Sauceda • Mario Sauret • †Esteban Siller • César Soto • Martín Soto • Alejandro Villeli
Swedish Jane Björck • Gunnar Ernblad • Nila Gunke • Staffan Hallerstam • Johan Hedenberg • Hasse Johnson • Steve Kratz • Kenneth Milldoff • Håkan Mohede • Louise Raeder • Peter Sjöquist • Annica Smedius • Sture Ström • Linus Wahlgren • Niclas Wahlgren • Maria Weisby
Thai Nanthana Bunlong • Samart Mae Khawiphat • Wanchai Paowiboon • Natchayaphak Permsuriya • Nattachaphol Phatrayuthawat • Wirat Singhadechakul • Thanasak Unon • Chirawat Wachirasaranphat
Valencian Albert Forner • César Lechiguero • Enric Puig • Eduardo Zamanillo
Films Albanian Devis Muka
Arabic Jehad Abu Al Enain • Jalal Al-Hajrsi • Mohamed Ashraf • Salah Bagato • Motaz El Shazli • Alaa El Sheikh • Sayed Elromy • Celia Mohammed • Hadeer Mostafa • Adham Sayed • Khaled Shershaby
Bulgarian Dimitar Angelov • Petar Bonev • Ivayla Boyadzhieva • Dayana Dimitrova • Jivko Jouranov • Petar Kalchev • Konstantin Lungov • Rosen Rusev • Momchil Stepanov • Georgi Stoyanov
Hong Kong Cantonese Tyson Chak Hoi Tai • Jason Chan Chun Sing • Leo Chow Yee Tin • Ip Chun Sing • Lee Chung Keung • Ko Hon Man • Mak Pui Tung • Chung Suet Ying
Catalan Roser Aldabó • Oriol de Balle • Francesc Belda • David Brau • Juan Antonio Bernal • Ramón Canals • Carme Canet • Jaume Comas • Eduard Doncos • Hernán Fernández • Xavier Fernández • David Jenner • Ivan Labanda • Jaume Lleal • Lourdes López • Jaume Mallofré • Charles Martinet • Carla Mercader • Albert Mieza • Laura Monedero • Pep Papell • Montse Puga • Oriol Rafel • Montserrat García Sagués • Albert Trifol Segarra • Tony Sevilla • Albert Socias • Josep Maria Ullod • Mark Ullod
Croatian Daniel Dizdar • Vini Jurčić • Charles Martinet • Ognjen Milovanović • Fabijan Pavao Medvešek • Tin Rožman
Czech Zora Böserlová • Ondřej Brousek • Zdeněk Bureš • Ladislav Cigánek • Jana Čisáriková • Luděk Čtvrtlík • Jaroslav Dufek • Lenka Filipová • Jan Grygar • Robert Hájek • Vojtěch Hájek • Vladimír Hauser • Simona Hertlová • Radek Hoppe • Milan Horský • Stanislava Jachnická • Anděla Jirotková • Josef Jurásek • Jiří Knot • Dušan Kollár • Ivana Korolová • Ilja Kreslík • Rudolf Kubík • Radek Kuchař • Jaroslav Kuneš • Marek Libert • Charles Martinet • Zdeněk Maryška • Ivana Měřičková • Ivo Novák • Petr Oliva • Martin Písařík • Tomáš Racek • Otto Rošetzký • Jakub Saic • Martin Sláma • Oldřich Slavík • Zuzana Slavíková • Jolana Smyčková • Petra Tišnovská • Pavel Vondra • Jan Vondráček • Šárka Vondrová • Josef Vrtal • Aleš Zbořil • Jakub Zdeněk
Danish Pilou Asbæk • David Bateson • Giacomo Campeotto • Aya Ingrid Alber • Lars Knutzon • Mark Le Fêvre • Kenneth M. Christensen • Charles Martinet • Cyron Melville • Pia Rosenbaum • Emma Sehested Høeg • Alexandre Willaume • Peter Zhelder
Dutch Thijs van Aken • Posy Bakkum • Vajèn van den Bosch • Huub Dikstaal • Edwin Jonker • Marcel Jonker • Charles Martinet • Reinder van der Naalt • Florus van Rooijen • Juliann Ubbergen • Milan van Weelden
Flemish Dutch Lotte De Clerck • Pieter-Jan De Paepe • Jan De Smet • Jenne Decleir • Govert Deploige • Lucille Dierick • Charles Martinet • Lander Severins • Geerard Van de Walle • Peter Van Gucht • Jonas Vermeulen
Estonian Mete-Mari Aule • Ott Kartau • Piret Krumm • Tõnis Niinemets • Eva Püssa • Sepo Seeman • Ott Sepp • Indrek Taalmaa • Taavi Teplenkov • Priit Võigemast
Finnish Katja Aakkula • Rauno Ahonen • Osku Ärilä • Viola Käki • Veeti Kallio • Jani Karvinen • Emma Louhivuori • Heikki Mäkäräinen • Charles Martinet • Riku Nieminen • Antti Pääkkönen • Juha Paananen • Tuomas Uusitalo
Canadian French Geneviève Bédard • Marc Bellier • Benoît Brière • Nicolas Charbonneau • Louis-Philippe Dandenault • Sébastien Dhavernas • Alexandre Fortin • Tristan Harvey • Fayolle Jean Jr. • Gilbert Lachance • Philippe Martin • Charles Martinet • Sébastien Reding • Lily Rose Régnier
European French †Benoît Allemane • René Beriard • Paul Borne • Mathieu Buscatto • Kaycie Chase • Dominique Collignon-Maurin • Henri Courseaux • Jérémie Covillault • Emmanuel Curtil • Thierry Desroses • Michel Dodane • Benoît Du Pac • Xavier Fagnon • Emmanuel Garijo • Claire Guyot • Jessie Lambotte • Adrien Larmande • Christophe Lemoine • Nicolas Marié • Charles Martinet • Céline Monsarrat • Marc Perez • Dorothée Pousséo • Perrette Pradier • Boris Rehlinger • Donald Reignoux • Pascal Renwick • Daniel Russo • Audrey Sourdive • Pierre Tessier
German Ingo Albrecht • Patrick Baehr • Monica Bielenstein • Lothar Blumhagen • Heinz Theo Branding • Sven Brieger • Michael Chevalier • Thomas Danneberg • Rüdiger Evers • Andreas Fröhlich • Marios Gavrilis • Yvonne Greitzke • Uta Hallant • Daniela Hoffmann • Luiza Kampf • Matthias Klages • Matti Klemm • Leonhard Mahlich • Axel Malzacher • Charles Martinet • Tobias Meister • Evelyn Meyka • Peter Neusser • Timmo Niesner • Ronald Nitschke • Dirk Petrick • Sven Plate • Kerstin Sanders-Dornseif • Rolf Schult • Dalia Schmidt-Foß • Gerrit Schmidt-Foß • Bernhard Völger • Daniel Welbat • Claus Wilcke
Greek Vassílis Axiótis • Pétros Damulís • Stefanía Filiádi • Háris Grigorópulos • Konstantínos Lágos • Thános Lékkas • Vassílis Mílios • Vassílis Papastáthis • Zoí Petráki • Dimítris Sárlos • Mariánthi Sontáki • Vangélis Stratigákos • Chrístos Thános
Hindi Dishi Duggal • Sachin Gole • Ankur Javeri • Rajesh Jolly • Sonal Kaushal • Nand Kishore Pandey • Charles Martinet • Shanoor Mirza • Mukesh Pandey • Shilpi Pandey • Uday Sabnis • Vinod Sharma • Shakti Singh • Ajay Singhal • Anmay Verma • Mayur Vyas
Hebrew Adva Adani • Shai Ben-Bassat • Yuval Binder • Albert Cohen • Sharon Cohen • Shaul Ezer • Diana Golbi • Gilad Kleter • Ido Mosseri • Assaf Pariente • Shahar Polak • Zvika Schwartzberg • Liana Shahar • Amnon Wolf • Yuval Yanai • Dedi Zohar
Hungarian Csonka András • Botos Éva • Elek Ferenc • Gubás Gabi • Harsányi Gábor • Ádám Gacsal • Antos Gémes • Gábor Harsányi • Horváth Illés • Imre István • Márk Jakab • Várnagy Kati • József Kerekes • István Koncz • Antal László • Áron László • Némedi Mari • Charles Martinet • Júlia Mentes • Balázs Mihályfi • Gábor Németh • Kovács Nóra • Zsuzsa Pálos • Balázs Péter • Kálloy Molnár Péter • Takátsy Péter • Máté Szabó • János Szemenyei • Natália Tanka • Levente Törköly • Roland Tóth • Izsóf Vilmos
Icelandic Guðjón Davíð Karlsson • Björgvin Frans Gíslason • Rúnar Freyr Gíslason • Eyþór Ingi Gunnlaugsson • Viktor Már Bjarnason • Þórhallur Sigurðsson • Íris Tanja Flygenring • Sigurður Þór Óskarson
Italian Sandro Acerbo • Alessandro Ballico • Nanni Baldini • Cristina Boraschi • Alessandro Budroni • Paolo Buglioni • Aurora Cancian • Emiliano Coltorti • †Vittoria De Angelis • Francesco De Francesco • †Claudio Fattoretto • Valentina Favazza • Vittoria Febbi • Michele Gammino • Sandro Iovino • †Pino Locchi • Franco Mannella • Paolo Marchese • Charles Martinet • Stefano Mondini • Francesco Pannofino • †Dario Penne • Giulietta Rebeggiani • Gabriele Sabatini • Lucio Saccone • Claudio Santamaria • Edoardo Stoppacciaro • Serena Verdirosi • Fabrizio Vidale • Paolo Vivio
Indonesian Eko Afianto • Dina Amalina • Abdul Aziz • Hardianto • Fitra Hartono • Byas Maulana Diputra • Kamal Nasuti • Muhammad Nur • Dimas Setiaji • Surawjiaya • Hermano Suryadi • Harry Suseno • Ayesha Tanziila Nugraha • Richard Toelle
Japanese Tarō Arakawa • Kinryū Arimoto • Kazunobu Chiba • Shigeru Chiba • Seiko Fujiki • Nobuaki Fukuda • Nobuyuki Furuta • Tasuku Hatanaka • Noriko Hidaka • Yumi Hikida • Ari-kawa Hiroshi • Katsuhisa Hōki • Mitsuaki Hoshino • †Takanobu Hozumi • Sayuri Ikemoto • Kazuhiko Inoue • Kikuko Inoue • †Ryōko Kinomiya • Kazue Komiya • Takehiro Koyama • Etsuko Kozakura • Ryō Kurosawa • Naomi Kusumi • Yasuhiro Mamiya • Charles Martinet • Okamoto Maya • Shin-ichiro Miki • Ogata Mitsuru • Kenta Miyake • Mamoru Miyano • Rokurō Naya • Kenichi Ono • Shinya Otaki • Romi Park • Takano Rei • Maaya Sakamoto • Toshiharu Sakurai • Toshiko Sawada • Yoko Sawami • Tomokazu Seki • Arisa Shida • Toshi Shimada • Reiko Suzuki • Aruno Tahara • Kōji Takeda • Akiko Takeguchi • Eiji Takeuchi • Kumiko Takizawa • †Kōsei Tomita • Nishimura Tomo • Kōji Tsujitani • Jin Urayama • Shigeru Ushiyama • Misa Watanabe • Ann Yamane • Daiki Yamashita • Yusaku Yara • Miho Yoshida
Korean Kim Chae-rin • Hwang Chang-yeong • Lee Gyeong-tae • Yu Hae-mu • Kim Hyeon-su • Im Hyuk • Lee Hyun • Lee Jung-hyun • Charles Martinet • Kim Min-jung • Jo Min-su • Mun Nam-suk • Choi Seok-pil • Bang Seong-jun
Lithuanian Vytautas Anužis • Darius Auželis • Vaidotas Baumila • Arvydas Dapšys • Jūratė Levickaitė • Charles Martinet • Rokas Petrauskas • Patricija Puraite • Jonas Šarkus • Mantas Stonkus
Chinese Mandarin Ji Guanlin • Zhao Mingzhou • Yang Mo • Tang Shuiyu • Yang Tianxiang • Zhang Yaohan • Zhao Yi • Chen Zhe • Miao Zhuang • Chen Ziping
Taiwanese Mandarin Chen Chen-Yu • Sun Cheng • Hsia Chih-Shih • Chen Chin-Yi • Sun Chung-Tai • Lin Kuo • Chen Kuo-Wei • Charles Martinet • Chen Su-Hsien • Coco Sun Juo-Yu • Chang Teng • Chang Tun-Yu • Sung Yu-Tsung • Chang Yun-Chi • Wang Yun-Han
Norwegian Jeppe Beck Laursen • Gaute Boris Skjegstad • Nahom Feshatzion • Johannes Joner • Charles Martinet • Gulla Nordmoen • Jakob Oftebro • Christopher Robin Omdahl • Sigbjørn Solheim • Victor Sotberg • Christoffer Staib • Lars Sundsbø • Indie Wigestrand Flinder
Polish Anna Apostolakis • Adam Bauman • Stanisław Biczysko • Przemysław Bluszcz • Andrzej Chudy • Łucja Dobrogowska • Karol Dziuba • Artur Kaczmarski • Michał Konarski • Ewelina Kudeń-Nowosielska • Jan Kulczycki • Szymon Kuśmider • Mateusz Kwiecień • Wojciech Machnicki • Maciej Maciejewski • Charles Martinet • Bartosz Martyna • Emilia Niedzielak • Paweł Peterman • Kamil Pruban • Szymon Roszak • Janusz Wituch
Brazilian Portuguese Filipe Albuquerque • Luiz Antônio Lobue • Pedro Azevedo • Paulo Bernardo • Luiz Carlos de Moraes • Marcos Castro • Enzo Dannemann • Flávio Dias • Márcio Dondi • Eduardo Drummond • Carina Eiras • Marcus Eni • Cid Fernandes • Monique Filardy • Isaura Gomes • Marcelo Grativol • Tatá Guarnieri • Ricardo Juarez • Lacarv • Bernardo leGrand • Cecilia Lemes • Guilherme Lopes • Renato Márcio • Regina Maria Maia • Jeane Marie • Charles Martinet • Arlete Montenegro • Andrea Murucci • Giuseppe Oristanio • Karen Padrão • Eleonora Prado • Léo Rabelo • Manolo Rey • Marco Ribeiro • Raphael Rossatto • Leonardo Serrano • Daniel Simões • Élcio Sodré • Jéssica Vieira • Orlando Viggiani
European Portuguese Pedro Bargado • Luís Barros • Claudia Cadima • Alexandre Carvalho • Laura Dutra • Bruno Ferreira • Eduardo Frazão • Fernando Luís • António Machado • Catarina Machado • Charles Martinet • Tobias Monteiro • José Nobre • Rui Oliveira
Romanian Virgil Aioanei • Cătălina Chirțan • Marcelo Cobzariu • Adi Dima • Andrei Duțu • †Alexandru Georgescu • Ionuț Grama • Adina Lucaciu • Charles Martinet • Conrad Mericoffer • Andrei Radu • Marius Săvescu
Russian Vladimir Dolmatovsky • Andrey Domnin • Andrey Ezhov • Vladimir Friedman • Mikhail Guldan • Sergei Koleshnya • Maria Muskhatina • Alexander Naparin • Polina Pakhomova • Boris Repetur • Grigoriy Sluzhitel • Ivan Zabashta
Serbian Milan Antonić • Bojan Hlišć • Marina Kaucki • Marko Maković • Charles Martinet • Nikola Nemešević • Lako Nikolić • Branislav Platiša • Đorđe Stojković • Đorđe Viktor Vlajić
Slovak Ivo Gogál • Michal Hallon • Tomáš Hallon • Dominika Havranová • Martin Kaprálik • Lenka Košická • Peter Krajčovič • Pavol Plevčík • Juraj Predmerský • Daniel Ratimorský • Peter Šimun • Pavol Topoľský • Ján Tréger • Dominika Žiaranová
Slovene Leni Buh • Uroš Buh • Marjan Bunič • Žiga Bunič • Nina Grilc • Boris Kerč • Gaber Kristjan Trseglav • Rok Kunaver • Štefan Kušar • Charles Martinet • Mirko Medved • Miha Rodman
European Spanish Pablo Adán • Victoria Angulo • Juan Alfonso Arenas • Juan Antonio Gálvez • Miguel Ayones • Luis Bajo • Eduardo Bosch • Gloria Cámara • Fernando "Nano" Castro • Fernando Cordero • Roberto Cuenca Martínez • Antonio Domínguez • Ángel Egido • Hernán Fernández • Marta García • Felipe Garrido • Valeria Garzón • Miguel Ángel Garzón • José Luis Angulo • Fernando de Luis • Luis Marín • Mario Martín • Charles Martinet • Laura Monedero • Txema Moscoso • Iván Muelas • Gloria Núñez • José Padilla • Laura Pastor • Aparicio Rivero • David Robles • Guillermo Romero • Rafa Romero • Mar Sánchez Gatell • María Jesús Varona
Latin American Spanish Santos Alberto • Raúl Anaya • Diego Becerril • Alberto Bernal • Gaby Cárdenas • Roberto Carrillo • Victoria Céspedes • Gabriel Chávez • Elsa Covián • Ernesto Cronik • Víctor Delgado • Pilar Escandón • Héctor Estrada • Germán Fabregat • María Fernanda Morales • Dulce Guerrero • Carlos Hugo Hidalgo • Alfonso Herrera • Casandra Acevedo • Alicia Jiménez • Rubén León • Luis Leonardo Suárez • Agustín López Lezama • Óscar López • Rodrigo Luna • José Antonio Macías • Charles Martinet • Carmen Martínez • Monserrat Mendoza • Roberto Molina • Rubén Moya • Mauricio Pérez • Harumi Nishizawa • Jorge Ornelas • Gabriela Ortiz • Luis Alfonso Padilla • Ale Pilar • Mark Pokora • Jocelyn Robles • Jorge Roig • Jorge Roig Jr. • Tommy Rojas • Miguel Ángel Ruiz • Víctor Ruiz • Roberto Salguero • Erick Selim • Juan José Suárez • Álvaro Tarcicio • Rubén Trujillo • Alex Villamar • Francisco Zambrano
Swedish Carla Abrahamsen • Tobias Almborg • Njol Badjie • Owe Bergsten • Cecilia Bjerkhede • Emma Bliss • Douglas Ek • Anders Engdahl • Petter Forsberg • Göran Gillinger • Oscar Harryson • Christian Hedlund • Anneli Heed • Terese Ingelson • Petter Isaksson • Johan Kalén • Ines Kolonej • Anna Kyrö • Claes Ljungmark • Lawrence Mackrory • Paula Manrique • Charles Martinet • Ivan Mathias Petersson • Kristina Nordström Töyrä • Anton Olofson Raeder • Joanna Perera • Charlotte Saka • Anna Sequi Falkman • Joakim Tidermark
Thai Phiphat Boonsitthilert • Supap Chaiwisuthikul • Kosin Chatchawanon • Jakkrit Hanwichai • Kwankamol Khaopaisan • Apichit Likitlimpreecha • Rattanachai Luangwongngam • Charles Martinet • Pichaya Mee Mai • Lakkhana Naksiri • Phubet Patpreecha • Kittithorn Phankhokkruat • Wittaya Phasuk • Pimpida Pitaksongkhram • Komsan Rattanakornbordi • Kreangsak Riantong • Chitti Rungnoree • Non Sepho • Taplloen Tanserisakulphat • Konthorn Techolan • Chakrin Thongprasat • Davil Wisanbanwit • Tatphon Wongkrajang • Wirachat Wongkrajang
Turkish Onur Akgülgil • İrem Alnıaçık • Duru Atlıhan • Taylan Atlıhan • Berk Avc • İskender Bağcılar • Burcu Başaran • Elif Baysal • Tülay Bekret • Sinan Divrik • Arya Duru • İlham Erdoğan • Nuri Gökaşan • Ali Hekimoğlu • Charles Martinet • Atilla Olgaç • Özgür Özdural • Talha Sayar • Ali Seyitoğlu • Bora Sivri • Arda Sönmez • Uğur Taşdemir • Erkan Taşdöğen • Emin Yaraç
Ukrainian Viktoriya Khmelʹnytsʹka • Antonina Khyzhnyak • Maksym Kondratyuk • Yuriy Kudryavetsʹ • Mykhaylo Kukuyuk • Kostyantyn Linartovych • Yevhen Loktionov • Charles Martinet • Roman Molodiy • Andriy Mostrenko • Volodymyr Nikolayenko • Volodymyr Ostapchuk • Oleksandr Solodkyi • Mykhaylo Tyshyn • Vladyslav Vasytsʹkyy
Vietnamese Nguyễn Anh Luân • Phạm Binh • Đoàn Châu Hải Quân • Nguyễn Đức Đại • Nguyễn Hữu Châu • Hà Mai Quang Vinh • Charles Martinet • Dương Ngọc Hà • Lê Quan Nhân • Nguyễn Thị Thủy Trinh • Quóc Trung
Other French Jean-Claude Donda • Catherine Lafond
† Deceased
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