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Yūnosuke Itō
Actor (1919-1980) · Japan · On the map · Actors · Died at 60
Yūnosuke Itō was a Japanese film actor. He appeared in more than ninety films from 1947 to 1979.
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1980Died11 March 19801979
The Man Who Stole the SunFilm, Bus Hijacker1977
Yokomizo Seishi SeriesSeries, Tetsunoshin Sengoku1973
Time Within MemoryFilm1972
Professional KillersSeries1969
Red LionFilm1968
Sleepy Eyes of Death 10: Hell Is a WomanFilm, Jinnai1966
Shinobi no mono 8: The Three EnemiesFilm, Sadayu1964
Oh, Bomb!Film, Daisaku Oona1963Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Supporting ActorAward1962
A Wanderer's NotebookFilm, Gorô Shirasaka1961
As the Clouds ScatterFilm, Bus Conductor Kubotsu1959
The Human WallFilm1957
Yellow CrowFilm, Ichiro Yoshida1955
Policeman's DiaryFilm, Iwata1954
A BillionaireFilm, Politician1952
IkiruFilm, Novelist1949
Stray DogFilm, Bluebird Theatre manager1919Born3 August 1919
The Man Who Stole the SunFilm, Bus Hijacker1977
Yokomizo Seishi SeriesSeries, Tetsunoshin Sengoku1973
Time Within MemoryFilm1972
Professional KillersSeries1969
Red LionFilm1968
Sleepy Eyes of Death 10: Hell Is a WomanFilm, Jinnai1966
Shinobi no mono 8: The Three EnemiesFilm, Sadayu1964
Oh, Bomb!Film, Daisaku Oona1963Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Supporting ActorAward1962
A Wanderer's NotebookFilm, Gorô Shirasaka1961
As the Clouds ScatterFilm, Bus Conductor Kubotsu1959
The Human WallFilm1957
Yellow CrowFilm, Ichiro Yoshida1955
Policeman's DiaryFilm, Iwata1954
A BillionaireFilm, Politician1952
IkiruFilm, Novelist1949
Stray DogFilm, Bluebird Theatre manager1919Born3 August 1919People around Yūnosuke
Kihachi Okamoto Directed Japan's Longest Day (1967)Takashi Shimura Also in Sanjuro and Japan's Longest Day
Akira Kurosawa Directed Ikiru and Sanjuro
Toshiro Mifune Also in Stray Dog, Sanjuro and High and Low
Ichikawa Raizō VIII Also in Shinobi No Mono 8 The Three Enemies (1966)
Isao Kimura Also in Stray Dog, Ikiru and A Billionaire
Minoru Chiaki Also in Beauty and the Thieves and Ikiru
Yūko Mochizuki Also in The Ballad of Narayama (1958)
Eijirō Tōno Also in Beauty and the Thieves (1952)
Masaru Sato Wrote Sanjuro and Japan's Longest Day
Keiju Kobayashi Also in A Wanderer's Notebook and SanjuroMasao Shimizu Also in Stray Dog, Ikiru and Sanjuro
Kōji Mitsui Also in I Will Buy You and The Thick-Walled Room
Kyū Sazanka Also in I Will Buy You and Giants and Toys
Masaki Kobayashi Directed Three Loves and I Will Buy You- Shinobu Hashimoto Wrote Ikiru and Samurai Assassin
Haruko Sugimura Also in Samurai Assassin and Keisatsu Nikki
Yasuzō Masumura Directed Giants and Toys (1958)
Akihiko Hirata Also in Sanjuro and Samurai Assassin
Daisuke Katō Also in Ikiru and A Wanderer's Notebook
Seiji Miyaguchi Also in Japan's Longest Day and Ikiru
Susumu Fujita Also in High and Low and Samurai Assassin
Takeshi Katō Also in A Wanderer's Notebook and High and Low
Jun Tatara Also in Policeman's Diary and I Will Buy You
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High and Low 1963
Ikiru 1952
Sanjuro 1962
The Burmese Harp 1956
The Ballad of Narayama 1958
Filmography 40
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Television 2
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Country
Japan
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1919 to 1980 · aged 60
