Akira Kubo
Birthday: 1936-12-01
Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Akira Kubo (久保明, born 1 December 1936) is a Japanese actor. He has appeared in 75 films since 1952. He starred in the film Arashi, which was entered into the 7th Berlin International Film Festival.
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Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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2020-12-08 | Human Disguise | |
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2018-12-15 | The Great Buddha Arrival | Prime Minister Shinzo Abe |
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2009-05-09 | The Code | |
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2008-08-23 | Rakugo musume | |
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1999-11-06 | I Love You | |
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1996-11-16 | The Bridge Club | |
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1995-03-11 | Gamera: Guardian of the Universe | Captain of the Kairyumaru |
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1995-02-11 | Getting Any? | Bank Manager |
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1994-10-22 | 47 Ronin | |
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1989-09-15 | Rikyu | Geni |
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1989-02-04 | Zatoichi: Darkness Is His Ally | |
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1981-04-24 | The Phantom Thief Nezumi Kozo and the Tattooed Judge | |
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1974-10-19 | The Castle of Sand | Patrolman at Setagaya |
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1970-09-11 | The Militarists | Takami |
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1970-08-01 | Space Amoeba | Taro Kudo |
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1969-08-01 | Battle of the Japan Sea | Matsui |
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1969-03-01 | Samurai Banners | |
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1968-08-14 | Admiral Yamamoto | 1st Lt. Takano |
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1968-08-01 | Destroy All Monsters | Katsuo Yamabe |
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1968-07-13 | Young Guy in Rio | |
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1968-06-22 | Kill! | Monnosuke Takei |
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1967-12-16 | Son of Godzilla | Goro Maki |
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1967-08-03 | Japan's Longest Day | Major Sadakichi Ishihara - 1st Imperial Guards Division |
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1966-07-13 | Zero Fighter | |
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1965-12-19 | Invasion of Astro-Monster | Tetsuo Teri |
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1965-10-23 | Stairs of Evil | Kumagai |
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1965-08-25 | We Will Remember | Ichiro Nakahira |
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1965-07-04 | The Retreat from Kiska | Tawara |
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1965-02-14 | The School of Flesh | |
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1964-02-14 | Trap of Suicide Kilometer | Sakuma |
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1964-01-03 | Whirlwind | |
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1963-08-11 | Matango | Kenji Murai - Professor |
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1962-11-03 | Chûshingura | Lord Date |
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1962-03-21 | Gorath | Tatsuma Kanai |
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1962-01-01 | Sanjuro | Samurai |
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1961-09-12 | A Man in Red | |
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1961-08-29 | Toilet Manager | |
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1961-06-17 | Challenge to Live | |
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1960-10-30 | Westward Desperado | |
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1960-07-31 | University Bandits | |
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1960-07-12 | New Third Class Executive: Husband Education | Norio Fujisawa |
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1960-01-27 | Modern Salaryman: Bushido Romance | Hisada Hiroshi |
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1959-11-22 | 3 Dolls Go to Hong Kong | |
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1959-11-01 | The Three Treasures | Prince Iogi |
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1959-09-13 | Seniors, Juniors, Co-Workers | |
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1959-07-04 | Submarine I-57 Will Not Surrender | |
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1959-06-28 | The College Ruggers | Masahiko Ōmori |
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1959-03-29 | A Whistle in My Heart | |
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1959-03-03 | 3 Dolls in College | Akira Ōkubo |
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1959-01-03 | Diary of a Company President: Peaceful Period | |
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1958-09-30 | The College Hero | Teppei Taki |
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1958-07-12 | The Young Beast | |
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1958-04-15 | Holiday in Tokyo | |
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1958-03-05 | A Bridge for Two Alone | |
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1957-11-19 | The Blue Mountains Part 2 | Rokusuke Kanaya |
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1957-10-27 | The Blue Mountains | Rokusuke Kanaya |
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1957-09-22 | Schooldays | Ōkubo Akira |
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1957-08-27 | Atarashii Sebiro | |
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1957-04-30 | Snow Country | Saichiro |
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1957-01-15 | Throne of Blood | Yoshiteru Miki |
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1957-01-09 | The Singing Tireless Town | Yukichi Hidaka |
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1956-10-24 | The Storm | |
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1956-06-22 | Gendai no yokubô | |
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1955-12-28 | Utae! Seishun Harikiri Musume | Nakatani |
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1955-11-08 | To Love and Forgive | |
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1955-10-05 | Tomorrow I'll Be a Fire-Tree | Ayuta At 18 Years Old |
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1955-04-01 | Love Never Fails | Nobuo |
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1954-10-20 | The Surf | Shinji |
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1954-02-10 | Farewell Rabaul | Shimada |
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1953-07-01 | Adolescence Part II | (uncredited) |
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1952-12-10 | The Whisper of Spring | |
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1952-08-28 | Adolescence |