Masayuki Mori
Birthday: 1911-01-13
Deathday: 1973-10-07
Birthplace: Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
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Masayuki Mori (森 雅之 Mori Masayuki, January 13, 1911 – October 7, 1973) Born in Sapporo, Hokkaido prefecture) was a Japanese actor, the son of Takeo Arishima, a Japanese novelist active during the late Meiji and Taishō periods. Mori appeared in many of Akira Kurosawa 's films such as Rashomon and The Idiot. He also starred in pictures by Kenji Mizoguchi (Ugetsu), Mikio Naruse (Floating Clouds) and other prominent directors.
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Credits
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1972-04-14 | Sword and Flower | |
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1970-08-12 | Zatoichi Goes to the Fire Festival | Boss Yamikubo |
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1969-07-12 | Gateway to Glory | |
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1968-11-23 | Sun Above, Death Below | |
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1968-08-14 | Admiral Yamamoto | Prime Minister Konoe |
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1968-03-16 | Wild Ducks and Green Onions | |
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1968-01-14 | Devils-in-Law | |
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1964-08-14 | Homecoming | 守屋恭吾 |
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1963-12-26 | Bright Sea | |
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1963-10-27 | Alone Across the Pacific | Youth's Father |
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1963-04-28 | Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai | Lord Tambanokami Munemasa Hori |
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1961-10-11 | Love New and Old | Kuroyanagi |
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1961-08-13 | Refresher Course for Wives | |
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1961-06-28 | A Design for Dying | Professor Shiraishi |
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1961-06-17 | Challenge to Live | |
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1961-05-30 | The Other Woman | Keijiro Kouno |
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1961-01-14 | Nocturne of a Woman | |
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1960-11-01 | Her Brother | Father |
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1960-09-19 | The Bad Sleep Well | Public Corporation Vice President Iwabuchi |
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1960-09-18 | This Greedy Old Skin | Kumakichi |
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1960-05-21 | Daughters, Wives and a Mother | Yuichiro Sakanishi |
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1960-01-15 | When a Woman Ascends the Stairs | Nobuhiko Fujisaki |
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1959-03-29 | A Whistle in My Heart | |
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1959-01-22 | The Third Dead Angle | |
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1958-04-15 | Night Drum | Miyaji, the drum teacher |
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1958-01-15 | Woman Unveiled | |
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1957-09-01 | Elegy of the North | Setsuo Katsuragi |
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1957-06-26 | This Day's Life | |
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1957-05-28 | Untamed Woman | Hamaya, her lover |
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1956-12-27 | Human Torpedoes Attack | |
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1956-03-21 | Confession | |
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1956-02-19 | The Balloon | Haruki Murakami |
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1955-11-23 | Forever a Woman | Mori |
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1955-09-28 | The Romance of Yushima | |
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1955-08-31 | The Heart | Nobuchi |
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1955-05-03 | Princess Yang Kwei Fei | Emperor Xuan Zong |
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1955-01-15 | Floating Clouds | Kengo Tomioka |
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1954-03-13 | A Certain Woman | Sankichi Kuraji |
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1953-12-13 | Love Letter | Reikichi Mayumi |
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1953-09-10 | The Cannery Boat | Doctor |
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1953-08-19 | Brother and Sister | Inokichi |
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1953-07-07 | Reunion | |
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1953-03-26 | Ugetsu | Genjurô |
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1953-01-15 | Reminiscence | Kikuji |
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1952-12-23 | This Way, That Way | |
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1952-09-22 | Beauty and the Thief | Kuroki no Taro |
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1952-04-24 | The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail | Kamei |
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1951-09-14 | The Lady of Musashino | Tadao Akiyama |
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1951-08-31 | Pure White Nights | |
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1951-06-08 | Stolen Love | |
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1951-05-23 | The Idiot | Kinji Kameda |
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1951-02-17 | The Good Fairy | Nakanuma |
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1950-08-26 | Rashomon | Takehiro |
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1950-02-19 | Devil's Gold | |
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1949-12-01 | Broken Drum | Taro |
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1949-10-16 | A Fool's Love | Kumagai |
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1949-03-22 | Delinquent Girl | |
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1949-03-21 | Kekkon Sanjûshi | |
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1948-12-23 | The Fourth Lady | |
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1948-09-26 | The Most Beautiful Day of My Life | |
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1947-09-27 | The Ball at the Anjo House | Masahiko Anjo |
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1946-05-02 | Those Who Make Tomorrow | Seizo Hori, Chauffeur (uncredited) |
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1945-05-03 | Sanshiro Sugata Part Two | Yoshima Dan |
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1944-12-07 | Battle Troop | Kawakami |