Keiji Sada

Birthday: 1926-12-09
Deathday: 1964-08-17
Birthplace: Shimogyō-ku, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned

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Keiji Sada was a Japanese actor. He won the award for best actor at the 7th Blue Ribbon Awards for Anata kaimasu and Taifū sōdōki. He was the father of the actor Kiichi Nakai.

He is primarily known for starring in Ozu films especially in the 1950s most famously Good morning (1959) he also was a supporting actor in 2 of the human condition films of which there were 3 in total, he died at the age of 37 in 1964.

Credits

Year Title Character
1964-09-19 Sweet Sweat Tatsuoka
1964-07-04 Assassination
1964-05-29 Brand of Evil Takazawa Shigeharu
1964-01-01 To Your Majesty, The Emperor 2 Ryosuke Kurumiya
1964-01-01 Monrō no yōna onna
1963-12-14 The Night We Danced
1963-07-13 Double Wedding Jiro Okuyama
1963-03-21 Youth After School Ichirô Hasegawa
1963-02-17 The Hidden Profile
1963-01-27 Escape from Hell Yajuro
1963-01-06 Sing, Young People Keiji Sada
1962-11-18 An Autumn Afternoon Koichi
1962-10-24 Zoku aizen katsura
1962-10-13 Mama, I Need You!
1962-08-12 Ballad of a Workman Yoshio Nonaka, Torae's husband
1962-04-18 Secret Love
1962-04-01 Flower in a Storm
1962-01-03 A Roaring Trade
1961-11-22 京化粧
1961-11-01 With Wife, Children, and Friends Yonesaku Nihei
1961-09-16 Immortal Love Takashi
1961-07-09 As the Clouds Scatter
1961-04-18 Enraptured
1961-01-15 Uzu
1961-01-03 Hunting Rifle Reiichiro Kadota
1960-11-13 Late Autumn Shotaru Goto
1960-10-09 Blood Is Dry Takashi Kiguchi
1960-06-17 A Woman’s Uphill Slope Saburo Yaoi
1960-05-20 Irohanihoheto
1960-02-12 Hot Corner Murder Takayama
1959-11-20 The Human Condition II: Road to Eternity Kageyama Shôi
1959-10-30 Tokyo Omnibus
1959-09-20 Akatsuki no chiheisen Kazuo
1959-06-30 Umi no Chizu Tonomura
1959-05-26 High Teen
1959-05-12 Good Morning Heiichiro Fukui
1959-04-28 Farewell to Spring Eitarô Makita
1959-01-15 The Human Condition I: No Greater Love Kageyama
1958-10-15 The Invisible Wall
1958-09-07 Equinox Flower Masahiko Taniguchi
1958-07-13 Modan dôchû: Sono koi matta nashi Tsurukawa Matsuo
1958-01-29 Hobo Village
1957-12-01 Danger Stalks Near Kaneshige
1957-10-29 Shūkin ryokō
1957-10-01 Times of Joy and Sorrow Shiro Arisawa
1957-06-11 When It Rains, It Pours Kazuo
1957-02-20 A Case of Honor
1957-01-15 白磁の人
1956-12-19 Typhoon
1956-11-21 I Will Buy You Daisuke Kishimoto
1956-09-26 Tears
1956-08-21 俺は死なない
1956-02-26 Fountainhead
1955-08-31 The Tattered Wings Shunsuke, Fuyuko's brother-in-law
1955-05-25 Beautiful Days
1955-05-03 The Refugee Shaochang
1954-11-23 Somewhere Beneath the Wide Sky Ryoichi Morita
1954-04-27 Always in My Heart Part 3
1954-04-14 The Glorious Days
1954-03-24 Love and Duty
1953-12-29 Young Miss Executive
1953-12-01 Always in My Heart Part 2
1953-09-15 Always in My Heart
1953-06-17 A Japanese Tragedy Tatsuya
1953-02-25 Yassamossa
1952-07-15 Hibari's Circus: The Sad Little Dove
1952-04-01 Doctor's Day Off
1951-12-07 Beauty of Life
1951-10-25 Fireworks Over the Sea Tamihiko Kujirai
1951-05-05 Freedom School
1951-03-21 Carmen Comes Home Mr. Ogawa
1951-03-21 Home Sweet Home Saburo Uchiyama, Tomoko's boyfriend
1951-02-10 愛情の旋風
1951-01-13 The Inner Palace Conspiracy Shinnosuke Koyanagi
1949-11-17 Slope of the Ringing Bell Hill: The Third Volume
1949-07-16 Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 2 Kohei
1949-07-05 Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 1 Kobotoke Kohei
1949-03-09 Here's to the Young Lady Goro
1949-01-25 Slope of the Ringing Bell Hill: The Second Volume
1948-08-03 The Portrait
1947-12-11 Phoenix Shinichi Yasaka