Guilio Kukurugya

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Guilio Kukurugya
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Guilio Kukurugya was an American-Canadian actor.

Career

Kukurugya was born in Coolspring Township, Pennsylvania.

On television, he played the voice of the villain Saw Boss on DiC Entertainment's Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors . His other roles in film and television include Instant Star , Angels in the Infield , Twice in a Lifetime , The Shooter and Night Heat .

Guilio Kukurugya at IMDb


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