TJ Storm
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Juan Ricardo Ojeda, known professionally as TJ Storm, is an American actor, voice actor, stuntman, dancer, and martial artist. He has been inducted into the Martial Arts Masters Hall of Fame three times, and has worked in various roles in television, films and video games since the early 1990's. Storm performed motion capture for Godzilla in Legendary Pictures' Godzilla, and reprised his role in the film's sequel, Godzilla: King of the Monsters.
Selected filmography
- Godzilla (2014) - Godzilla performance capture [uncredited]
- Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) - Godzilla performance capture[1]
Selected video games
- Call of Duty: Warzone (2022) - Godzilla performance capture[2]
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (2022) - Godzilla performance capture[2]
Gallery
TJ Storm and Millennium series Godzilla suit actor Tsutomu Kitagawa
Storm holding an S.H. MonsterArts Godzilla 2014 Spit Fire Ver. figure
Storm wearing a prosthetic tail for his performance as Godzilla in Godzilla (2014)
Storm (right) alongside the motion capture actors for the female (left) and male (center) MUTOs
Storm at the Godzilla Minus One U.S. premiere
TJ Storm and Allan Henry
Videos
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Trivia
- Storm previously appeared in two American interpretations of tokusatsu properties: VR Troopers, as the recurring villain Doom Master, and Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight, as Grant's master in one episode.
- In an interview with SyFy Wire published on February 28, 2019, Storm revealed that the very first movie he ever saw was Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster, which he said made it especially exciting to have the chance to portray Godzilla himself.[3] Coincidentally, Kurt Carley, Godzilla's suit actor for the 1998 American film, has stated that Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster was the film that inspired him to become a monster suit actor.
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