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Known For

Acting

Known Credits

132

Gender

Male

Birthday

1920-06-13

Day of Death

1995-09-14 (75 years old)

Place of Birth

Chōshi, Chiba Prefecture, Japan

Also Known As

Okada Eiji

Эйдзи Окада

Eiji Okada

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Eiji Okada (13 June 1920 Chōshi, Chiba, Japan – 14 September 1995 Japan) was a Japanese film actor. Okada served in the Japanese army during World War II, and was a miner and traveling salesman before becoming an actor. Internationally, his best-remembered roles include Lui ("him," in French) in the film Hiroshima mon amour (1959), directed by Alain Resnais, and the entomologist Niki Junpei in Hiroshi Teshigahara's Woman in the Dunes (1964), an adaptation of Kōbō Abe's novel. Okada was married to Aiko Wasa, with whom he ran a theatre company in Japan. He died on September 14, 1995 of heart failure, at the age of 75. Description above from the Wikipedia article Eiji Okada, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

Known For

Acting

Gambler's Farewell

1968

Gambler's Farewell

as

Riichirô Maejima

Lady Snowblood

1973

Lady Snowblood

as

Gishirō Tsukamoto

The Yakuza

1974

The Yakuza

as

Tono

Mother

1952

Mother

as

Shinjiro Hirai

The Face of Another

1966

The Face of Another

as

The Boss

Woman in the Dunes

1964

Woman in the Dunes

as

Entomologist Niki Jumpei

Shinran

1960

Shinran

as

Antarctica

1983

Antarctica

as

Ozawa Taicho

Samurai Spy

1965

Samurai Spy

as

Tatewaki Koriyama

Utamaro's World

1977

Utamaro's World

as

Tanuma

Spring Bell

1985

Spring Bell

as

Hachiro Ishimoto

Assassination

1964

Assassination

as

Lord Matsudaira

Records of Bloodshed

1970

Records of Bloodshed

as

Seiichiro Machida

I Am a Cat

1975

I Am a Cat

as

Bunmei

Heat Wave

1991

Heat Wave

as

Masakichi Ono

She and He

1963

She and He

as

Eiichi Ishikawa

Lost Love

1978

Lost Love

as

Professor Kamiyama

The Glacier Fox

1978

The Glacier Fox

as

Narrator (voice)

A Billionaire

1954

A Billionaire

as

Monta

My Way

1974

My Way

as

Lawyer

Rififi in Tokyo

1963

Rififi in Tokyo

as

Danny Riquet

ESPY

1974

ESPY

as

Salabad

Hiroshima

1953

Hiroshima

as

Kitagawa

Christ in Bronze

1955

Christ in Bronze

as

Hagiwara Yusa

August without Emperor

1978

August without Emperor

as

Assistant General Tokunaga

Avalanche

1956

Avalanche

as

Sanshiro Sugata

1965

Sanshiro Sugata

as

Gennosuke / Tesshin

Lullaby of the Earth

1976

Lullaby of the Earth

as

Evangelist

Love and Faith

1978

Love and Faith

as

Ankokuji

Dog of Fortune

1979

Dog of Fortune

as

Shuhei Agata

The Alaska Story

1977

The Alaska Story

as

Amaohka

Silence

1971

Silence

as

Inoue Chikugonokami

Vixen

1969

Vixen

as

Nobuyuki Ishido

Cobra 2

1976

Cobra 2

as

Kudo

Till We Meet Again

1950

Till We Meet Again

as

Saburo Tajima

Tower of Lilies

1953

Tower of Lilies

as

Teacher Tamai

The End of a Day

1954

The End of a Day

as

Leutnant Guni Hanata

The Strangling

1979

The Strangling

as

Yoshio Morikawa

Secret Information

1968

Secret Information

as

Toru Kijima

Portrait of Chieko

1967

Portrait of Chieko

as

Tsubaki

Festival of Swordsmen

1961

Festival of Swordsmen

as

Kamio Shume

The Scarlet Camellia

1964

The Scarlet Camellia

as

Genjirô Maruume

Manhunt

1976

Manhunt

as

Red Target

1972

Red Target

as

Mike Tachibana

Crazed Fruit

1981

Crazed Fruit

as

Tôno, Chika's step father(東野保彦)

Five Paths to Revenge

1956

Five Paths to Revenge

as

Jun Mitani

Weeping Doll

1951

Weeping Doll

as

Ryuji

Praying Mantis

1983

Praying Mantis

as

Taichi Dôjima

Agi, the Fury of Evil

1984

Agi, the Fury of Evil

as

Omi-no-kami

The Eleventh Hour

1957

The Eleventh Hour

as

Shimano

Magnitude 7.9

1980

Magnitude 7.9

as

Professor Watanabe

Restoration Fire

1961

Restoration Fire

as

Yamanami Keisuke

The Pirates

1960

The Pirates

as

Shinzo Murakami

Japan's Most Chivalrous

1966

Japan's Most Chivalrous

as

Shuji Onoda

Take Me Away!

1978

Take Me Away!

as

Ryunosuke Tamaru

Violence

1952

Violence

as

The Earth is Born Again

1971

The Earth is Born Again

as

Mitsuo Iwashita

Production

Crew

Directing