上田吉二郎
Mar 30, 1904 (122 years old) in Kobe, Japan
Known For
Credits
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1971 ·
Kigeki Ijiwaru Daishougai
as
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1971 ·
Live and Learn
as
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1970 ·
The Swindlers
as
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1970 ·
Fun on the Run
as Kawakami
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1970 ·
Life is a Battle
as
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1970 ·
Delinquent Girl Boss: Tokyo Drifters
as
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1970 ·
Hooligans on Buggies
as
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1970 ·
Oh, My Comrade!
as
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1970 ·
The Revelation of a Geisha
as
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1970 ·
New Prison Walls of Abashiri: High Stakes at Abashiri
as
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1970 ·
Get Your Sky, Young Guy
as
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1970 ·
Outstanding High School Girl: Ecstasy of a 16-Year-Old
as
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1970 ·
King of the Night Life
as
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1970 ·
Shameless School
as
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1970 ·
Prison Tales
as
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1969 ·
Our Miyo-chan
as Kumatora
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1969 ·
Horrors of Malformed Men
as Doctor
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1969 ·
Wolves of the City, Operation "Rat"
as
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1969 ·
Love and Crime
as Inaba (segment "Abe Sada jiken")
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1969 ·
Wolf Escort
as
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1969 ·
Bloody Territories
as Terashima, the loan shark
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1969 ·
Madcap Mixup
as Kumakichi
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1969 ·
猛烈社員 スリゴマ忍法
as
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1969 ·
The Domain: Flower and Dragon
as
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1969 ·
Inferno of Torture
as
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1969 ·
It's The Drifters! All Star Attack
as
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1969 ·
Women of the Night - Woman of Seniority
as
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1969 ·
Sakura sakazuki: gikyōdai
as
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1969 ·
Bonds of Love
as Politician
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1969 ·
Orgies of Edo
as
-
1968 ·
Konto 55: The Weaknesses of the Century
as Akaishi Copper
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1968 ·
Even If Life Withers
as
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1968 ·
Dorobō Sodachi Dorobōi
as
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1968 ·
Vampires
as 大西剛三
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1968 ·
Shogun's Joy of Torture
as
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1968 ·
Hot Springs Geisha
as
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1968 ·
New Year Trip
as
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1967 ·
Bad Reputation: The Notorious Man of Legend
as
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1967 ·
Burning Nature
as
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1967 ·
Gamera vs. Gyaos
as Tatsuemon Kanamura
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1966 ·
Ohana han
as Tsukahara
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1966 ·
Rise Against the Sword
as Kaniuemon
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1966 ·
Minamoto no Yoshitsune
as Goto Motokiyo
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1965 ·
Why Are We Young?
as Yamayoshi, postmaster
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1965 ·
A Lonely Gamble
as Shinpei Akamatsu
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1964 ·
Adventures of Zatoichi
as Boss Jinbei
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1964 ·
The Scarlet Camellia
as
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1964 ·
Superexpress
as Hotel owner
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1964 ·
Red Diamond
as Chin
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1964 ·
Car Thieves
as
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1964 ·
Tokyo Olympics
as Genzô Fujisaki
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1964 ·
Women's Doctor
as
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1964 ·
Muchana Yakko
as
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1964 ·
Three Outlaw Samurai
as Ishigaki
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1964 ·
Dear Mr. Prime Minister
as
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1964 ·
Fools at Work
as Antique shop clerk
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1964 ·
Samurai from Nowhere
as
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1963 ·
The Dragon Crest
as
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1963 ·
Walleyed Nippon
as Corrupt Congressman
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1963 ·
To Your Majesty, The Emperor
as
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1963 ·
A Modern Samurai Village
as Kuma
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1963 ·
恋と出世に強くなれ！
as 石黒常務
-
1963 ·
Onsen Geisha
as Kanamori
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1963 ·
Black Report
as Gentaro Kakimoto
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1963 ·
The Mysterious Cape
as
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1962 ·
Curry Rice
as
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1962 ·
The Fencing Master
as Procurer of women
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1962 ·
Lion Festival of Echigo
as
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1962 ·
Ken ni kakeru
as
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1962 ·
Mount Hakone
as
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1962 ·
Long Swords of the Loyal Forty-Seven
as
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1962 ·
The Whale God
as
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1962 ·
Black Test Car
as Matoba Syumatsu
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1962 ·
The Pacific War and Himeyuri Corps
as
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1962 ·
Kono ni uruwashi
as
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1962 ·
Teppo Yasu no Shogai
as
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1962 ·
Her Hidden Past
as Aya Sakata
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1962 ·
Drunkard's Paradise
as
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1962 ·
Nippon no obaachan
as
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1961 ·
Bad Reputation Returns
as Genpachi
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1961 ·
Mannen Taro and His Feminine Colleagues
as Ishibe
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1961 ·
A Good Man, A Good Day
as
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1961 ·
Himalayan Wanderer
as
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1961 ·
A Geisha's Diary
as
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1961 ·
Shin Jinsei Gekijo
as
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1961 ·
Muteppō shain
as
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1961 ·
The World's Most Noble Guy: Taro's Whirlwind
as
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1961 ·
Hijō no otoko
as
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1961 ·
The Human Condition III: A Soldier's Prayer
as Sekitan'ya
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1961 ·
Daredevil in the Castle
as Jinbei the equipment-shop owner
-
1960 ·
Devotion to Railway
as Party leader
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1960 ·
The Dangerous Kiss
as
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1960 ·
The Song Lantern
as
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1960 ·
The Demon of Mount Oe
as
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1960 ·
Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3
as
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1960 ·
The Chivalrous Youth of Great Edo
as
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1959 ·
The Bride from Japan
as
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1959 ·
The Three Treasures
as Kume's yahara
-
1959 ·
Someday I'll Know
as
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1959 ·
The Edo Official and Apprentice
as
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1959 ·
Samurai Saga
as (uncredited)
-
1959 ·
Fox and Raccoon
as Shohei Kurotsubo
-
1959 ·
A Young Boss Tries Really Hard
as Dōmoto
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1959 ·
The Acrobats of Death
as
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1958 ·
The Hidden Fortress
as Slave Trader (uncredited)
-
1958 ·
The Snowy Heron
as
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1958 ·
Who Is the Informer?
as Shibata
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1958 ·
The Spell of the Hidden Gold
as Sagamiya
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1958 ·
Diary of an Elegant Hot Spring
as
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1958 ·
The Judo Champ
as
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1958 ·
The Shogun’s Guard, Shinsengumi
as
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1958 ·
Yaji and Kita on the Road
as Seichûsai Maruhashi
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1958 ·
Souls in the Moonlight II
as
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1958 ·
Wind, Woman and Road
as
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1958 ·
Tales of Young Genji Kuro 2
as
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1957 ·
On This Earth
as Tahei Nakamura
-
1957 ·
The Lower Depths
as Shimazo the Police Agent
-
1957 ·
Monkey Business
as Kiemon Ōuchi
-
1957 ·
Forgotten Flower Petal: Conclusion
as
-
1957 ·
Turtledove
as
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1957 ·
Yagyu Secret Scrolls
as
-
1957 ·
The Lonely Swordsman (Part 2)
as
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1957 ·
A Man in the Storm
as
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1957 ·
The Luckiest Dai
as
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1957 ·
Throne of Blood
as Washizu's workman
-
1956 ·
The Lonely Swordsman (Part 1)
as
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1956 ·
Flowing
as Kanbutsuya Owner
-
1956 ·
Women in Prison
as Ohno
-
1956 ·
Rebels on the High Sea
as
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1956 ·
People of Tokyo, Goodbye
as Gensuke, Chiyo's father (uncredited)
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1956 ·
The Legend of the White Serpent
as
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1956 ·
Gale Winds! Tengu Karama
as
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1956 ·
Fighting Cha Cha Girl
as Foreman Aramaki
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1956 ·
Beyond The Stars
as Ōki
-
1956 ·
The Maiden Courtesan
as
-
1956 ·
Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island
as Priest Ogon
-
1955 ·
I Live in Fear
as Mr. Kuribayashi father
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1955 ·
Marital Relations
as
-
1955 ·
The Lone Journey
as
-
1955 ·
むっつり右門捕物帖 鬼面屋敷
as
-
1955 ·
All is Well
as President Akaza
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1954 ·
Teru hi kumoru hi dainihen Part 01
as
-
1954 ·
The Surf
as Terukichi
-
1954 ·
Jirocho in Disgrace
as
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1954 ·
関八州勢揃い
as
-
1954 ·
Last of the Wild Ones
as
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1954 ·
Seven Samurai
as Bandit Scout
-
1953 ·
Omatsuri hanjiro
as
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1953 ·
Traveling with Breeze
as
-
1953 ·
Ugetsu
as Shop Owner
-
1953 ·
Picture Book of Sarutobi Sasuke
as Miyoshi Masayasu
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1952 ·
母子鶴
as Harry Yamagata
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1952 ·
Sword for Hire
as
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1951 ·
Story of Lightning
as
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1951 ·
Izayoi kaidō
as
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1951 ·
Bored Hatamoto: The Demon of Chinatown
as
-
1951 ·
Mito Kōmon's Rambling Journey: The Sword of the Soaring Dragon
as
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1951 ·
Pirates
as
-
1951 ·
祇園物語 春怨
as
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1951 ·
情艶一代女
as 鬼酔和尚
-
1951 ·
Beyond Love and Hate
as
-
1950 ·
Rashomon
as Commoner
-
1950 ·
I Saw a Phantom Fish
as
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1950 ·
Scandal
as Old Man #2
-
1949 ·
The Invisible Man Appears
as Otoji Sugimoto
-
1949 ·
Monsters Catcher Oedo Seven Changes
as
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1949 ·
Goblin Courier
as
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1948 ·
That Night's Adventure
as
-
1946 ·
The Okagura Brothers
as
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1943 ·
The Tiger of Malaya
as
-
1942 ·
Date Masamune the One-Eyed Dragon
as
-
1942 ·
Miyamoto musashi Ichijōji kettō
as
-
1941 ·
Last Days of Edo
as Yasunosuke Masumi
-
1941 ·
Festival Across the Sea
as
-
1940 ·
Maboroshijō kaiketsu-hen kizoji no gaika
as
-
1940 ·
Maboroshijō dainiwa shi no senpū
as
-
1940 ·
Phantom Castle
as
-
1940 ·
Maboroshijō daiichiwa Hida no uzushio
as
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1940 ·
Miyamoto Musashi - Dai-ichi-bu: Kusawake no hitobito - Dai-ni-bu: Eitatsu no mon
as
-
1940 ·
Oda Nobunaga
as Shibata Katsuie
-
1937 ·
Nangoku taiheiki
as Shimazu Narioki
-
1936 ·
Kuriyama Daizen
as
-
1936 ·
Great Bodhisattva Pass 2
as
