William Takaku, a talented individual, pursued his passion for the arts by attending the National Art School. Among his peers, he quickly gained recognition as a skilled and promising young artist, alongside other notable individuals from diverse backgrounds across the country.
His early foray into playwriting was marked by a captivating production of 'Robinson Crusoe', featuring Norman Vaughton as the titular character, who sought forgiveness for past transgressions and a place among the tribe of 'Man Friday'. This endeavour showcased his creative potential and laid the groundwork for his future endeavours.
William's subsequent appearances on stage included a role in John Kolia's play 'Going Finish', set against the backdrop of contemporary Port Moresby. This production allowed him to hone his craft and expand his artistic repertoire.
In 1992, he ventured into television, directing and acting in the mini-series 'Warriors in Transit'. This project demonstrated his versatility as a performer and director, as he navigated the complexities of the small screen.
As an actor, William co-starred alongside Pierce Brosnan in the film 'Robinson Crusoe' (1997),bringing his unique perspective to the role of Man Friday. He also appeared as Magnus in the television miniseries 'The Violent Earth' (1998),further solidifying his reputation as a talented and dedicated artist.
Throughout his career, William Takaku has consistently demonstrated his ability to adapt to various roles and mediums, showcasing his range and depth as a performer.
