Yūjirō Ishihara
Biography
Yūjirō Ishihara (石原 裕次郎, Ishihara Yūjirō, December 28, 1934 – July 17, 1987) was a Japanese actor and singer born in Kobe.[1] His elder brother is Shintaro Ishihara, an author, politician, and the Governor of Tokyo between 1999 and 2012. Yujiro's film debut was the 1956 film Season of the Sun, based on a novel written by his brother. He was beloved by many fans as a representative youth star in the films of postwar Japan and subsequently as a macho movie hero. He was extravagantly mourned following his early death from liver cancer.
Known For
Acting
1965
asYamamoto
1970
asGoro Umehara
1970
asYataro
1962
as
1969
asShimaji
1967
as
1969
asRyoma Sakamoto
1962
as
1969
asKenshin Uesugi
1973
asTetsuo Okita
1957
asJôji Shimaki
1958
asYukihiko Tachibana
1962
as
1963
asThe Youth
1972
asJubei Muroto
1956
asTakishima Natsuhisa
1962
as
1972
asMuroto Jubei
1962
asDaisaku Kita
1956
as
1957
asShinsaku Takasugi
1968
asIwaoka
1960
as
1957
asShoichi Kokubu
1958
asKenji Matsuyama
1959
asToshio Ishimatsu
1968
as
1970
asShinozaki Ryoki
1959
as
1960
as
1966
asShinroku Tokugawa
1966
as
1957
asHaruo Nanjô
1969
as
1982
asPhantom F. Harlock I
1957
as
1961
asShuhei Chubu
1964
asAkio Maki
1966
as
1970
as
1962
as
1959
as(Self)
1964
as
1965
asShingo Kazama
1958
asJiro
1961
as
1966
as
1957
as
1958
asShinji Tashiro
1956
as
1960
asTôu Kitami
1971
asShinozaki Ryoki
1957
asShuntaro Fuma
1957
asSenkichi Nomura
1968
as
1971
asKazuya Uematsu
1967
asTôru Sagara
1971
as
1961
as
1967
asDirector Ishizaki
1958
asTakeo
1963
as
1956
as"Diamond" Fuyu
1962
as
1961
asSaburo Kurokawa
1962
asShintaro Masaki
1966
as
1958
as
1968
asShinsuke Kusaka
1960
asKôhei Misugi
1965
asHiroshi
1957
asDaisuke Yamano
1962
as武井一郎
1956
asMuneo Aizawa
1965
as
1958
asKoji Ishida
1970
asKitabayashi Hiroshi
1959
as
1959
as
1959
as
1958
as
1984
as
1959
as
1956
as
1959
as
1965
asKensuke Nonomura
1964
as
1963
as
1958
as
1964
as
1959
asShiro
1964
as
asToudou Shunsuke (Boss)
asProduction
1972
as1972
as
1973
as
1973
as1965
as1970
as
asCrew
Directing
1959
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