Takashi Shimura
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Takashi Shimura (志村 喬, Shimura Takashi, March 12, 1905 – February 11, 1982) was a Japanese actor who appeared in over 200 films between 1934 and 1981. He appeared in 21 of Akira Kurosawa's 30 films (more than any other actor), including as a lead actor in Drunken Angel (1948), Rashomon (1950), Ikiru (1952) and Seven Samurai (1954).[3] He played Professor Kyohei Yamane in Ishirō Honda's original Godzilla (1954) and its first sequel, Godzilla Raids Again (1955). For his contributions to the arts, the Japanese government decorated Shimura with the Medal with Purple Ribbon in 1974 and the Order of the Rising Sun, 4th Class, Gold Rays with Rosette in 1980. Shimura died on February 11, 1982, in Tokyo, Japan, from emphysema at the age of 76. His effects were presented to the Film Centre of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Description above from the Wikipedia article Takashi Shimura, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Credits
- 2002 · Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create: 'Ikiru' as Self
- 1981 · Fifth Movement as
- 1980 · Kagemusha as Taguchi Gyobu
- 1980 · A-Un as
- 1980 · An Ocean to Cross as Ryuuson
- 1980 · The Revolt as
- 1978 · Talk of the Town Tora-san as Hiroshi's Father
- 1978 · Love and Faith as Sen Rikyu
- 1977 · Kashin as Chikuin
- 1977 · Godzilla as Dr. Yamane
- 1976 · Human Revolution II as
- 1976 · The Roads Men Travel as Motoki
- 1975 · The Bullet Train as JNR President
- 1975 · Hadashi no seishun as
- 1974 · Prophecies of Nostradamus as Pediatrician
- 1974 · The Maizuru Showdown between The Yakuza Brothers as
- 1974 · The Tattooed Hitman as Bukichi Oura
- 1973 · Kigeki: koko kara hajimaru monogatari as
- 1973 · Zatoichi's Conspiracy as Sakubei
- 1972 · A Yakuza Has His Way as
- 1971 · Tora-san's Love Call as Hiroshi's father
- 1971 · Patience Has An End as
- 1971 · Wicked Priest 5: Breaking The Commandments as
- 1970 · The Militarists as Takeda
- 1970 · House of Gamblers as
- 1970 · Women of Osaka Castle as
- 1969 · Japan's Violent Gangs: The Boss and the Killers as
- 1969 · The Magoichi Saga as Magoichi's father
- 1969 · It's Tough Being a Man as Hyôichirô Suwa
- 1969 · New Prison Walls of Abashiri 2 as
- 1969 · Kanto Woman Infamy as
- 1969 · Brutal Tales of Chivalry 5: Man With The Karajishi Tattoo as
- 1969 · Samurai Banners as Obu Toramasa
- 1969 · A Modern Yakuza: The Code of The Lawless as
- 1969 · Heaven and Earth as Nagao Fusakage
- 1968 · New Prison Walls of Abashiri as
- 1968 · The Day the Sun Rose as
- 1968 · Woman Gambler and the Nun as
- 1968 · Zatoichi and the Fugitives as Dr. Junan
- 1968 · The Woman Champion as
- 1968 · The Bride from Hades as Fortune Teller
- 1968 · The Drifting Avenger as Ken's Father
- 1968 · Industrial Spy as Taizo Matsui
- 1968 · The Sands of Kurobe as Ashimura
- 1968 · Dorei kōjō as
- 1968 · Human Torpedoes as
- 1967 · King of the Gang as
- 1967 · Japan's Longest Day as Information Bureau Director Hiroshi Shimomura
- 1967 · When the Cookie Crumbles as
- 1967 · The Chivalrous Life as Sakamoto
- 1967 · Underworld series - Pardon My Violent Ways as
- 1967 · Three Sisters as Misawa Heizaemon [Kingoro's father]
- 1966 · No Greater Love as
- 1966 · The Harbor of No Return as Detective Egusa
- 1966 · Greatest Boss of the Showa Era as
- 1966 · The Protector as
- 1966 · A Circus Girl as
- 1965 · Code of Ruffians as
- 1965 · Snake Princess: Oshima and Sentaro as
- 1965 · Frankenstein Conquers the World as Hiroshima Army Hospital doctor
- 1965 · The Retreat from Kiska as Military Command president
- 1965 · Sanshiro Sugata as Mishima
- 1965 · Three Yakuza as
- 1965 · Red Beard as Tokubei Izumiya
- 1965 · Hoodlum Match as
- 1965 · The Soundless Cry as
- 1965 · Kwaidan as Head Priest (segment "Hoichi the Earless")
- 1965 · Samurai Assassin as Narihisa Ichijō
- 1964 · Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster as Dr. Tsukamoto
- 1964 · Blood and Diamonds as
- 1964 · Brand of Evil as
- 1964 · Life of Hishakaku 3 as
- 1964 · Vanquished Foes as
- 1964 · Akō Rōshi as Onodera Juunai
- 1963 · The Image of Mother as Kahei
- 1963 · Samurai Pirate as King Raksha
- 1963 · The Sun is Calling You as
- 1963 · The Revenge and the Death as
- 1963 · Gambler Tales of Hasshu: A Man's Pledge as
- 1963 · High and Low as Chief of Investigation Section
- 1963 · Attack Squadron as Admiral
- 1962 · Fūryū onsen bantō nikki as
- 1962 · 47 Ronin as Hyobu Chishaka
- 1962 · Lion Festival of Echigo as
- 1962 · The Whale God as Village elder
- 1962 · Yoru no keisha as
- 1962 · あの空の果てに星はまたたく as
- 1962 · Gorath as Kensuke Sonoda
- 1962 · The Crimson Sky as
- 1962 · Long Way to Okinawa as
- 1962 · 続サラリーマン清水港 as
- 1962 · Sanjuro as Kurofuji
- 1961 · Oniisan to oneesan as
- 1961 · Different Sons as Hisamitsu Ando
- 1961 · Structure of Hate as
- 1961 · Restoration Fire as Yahei
- 1961 · Snow in the South Seas as
- 1961 · Mothra as News Editor
- 1961 · Challenge to Live as
- 1961 · The Gambler's Code as Hacchônawate Tokubei
- 1961 · Yojimbo as Tokuemon, sake brewer
- 1961 · The Masterless 47 – Part II as
- 1961 · Daredevil in the Castle as Katagiri
- 1960 · The Masterless 47 as Honzo Kadokawa
- 1960 · Master Fencer Sees the World as
- 1960 · The Bad Sleep Well as Administrative Officer Moriyama
- 1960 · Man Against Man as Chotaro Masue
- 1960 · Life of a Country Doctor as
- 1960 · The Lovelorn Geisha as
- 1960 · The Storm of the Pacific as Tosaku
- 1960 · Afraid to Die as Gohei Hirayama
- 1960 · Princess Sen in Edo as Sadonokami Honda
- 1959 · The Prickly Mouthed Geisha as Masagoro
- 1959 · The Three Treasures as Elder Kumaso
- 1959 · Stop the Old Fox as Ryoan
- 1959 · Saga of the Vagabonds as Saemon Toki
- 1959 · Gigantis, the Fire Monster as Doctor Yamane
- 1959 · A Whistle in My Heart as
- 1959 · The Story of Iron Arm Inao as Kyusaku Inao
- 1959 · The Happy Family as
- 1959 · Sazae-san's Marriage as
- 1958 · The Hidden Fortress as General Izumi Nagakura
- 1958 · Theater of Life as
- 1958 · Points and Lines as Kasai
- 1958 · Nichiren and the Great Mongol Invasion as Yasaburô
- 1958 · The Sword Knows as
- 1958 · The Black Hooded Man 5 as
- 1958 · The Traveling Ruffian as
- 1958 · The Bride In Uguisu Castle as
- 1958 · Eight Views of Samurai as
- 1958 · Fearless Opposition as
- 1958 · Seven from Edo as Sagamiya
- 1958 · The Loyal 47 Ronin as Jûbei Ôtake
- 1958 · Mother as Ijûin
- 1958 · Shogun's Holiday as
- 1958 · Man of Thirteen Eyes as
- 1957 · The Mysterians as Dr. Tanjiro Adachi
- 1957 · The Eleventh Hour as Banno
- 1957 · A Dangerous Hero as
- 1957 · Hadaka no Machi as
- 1957 · Untamed Woman as Owner of the rice mill
- 1957 · The Lord Takes a Bride as
- 1957 · Evening Calm as
- 1957 · Godzilla, the Monster of the Pacific Ocean as Dr. Yamane
- 1957 · Good Luck to These Two as
- 1957 · Throne of Blood as Noriyasu Odagura
- 1956 · Godzilla, King of the Monsters! as Dr. Yamane
- 1956 · Scoundrel as
- 1956 · Virtue in Spades as
- 1956 · Tokyo Crime Map as
- 1956 · The Underworld as Furuya
- 1956 · I Saw the Killer as Nagasawa
- 1956 · Young Tree as Hanako's Father
- 1956 · Three Women Around Yoshinaka as
- 1956 · Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island as Court official
- 1955 · I Live in Fear as Domestic Court Counselor Dr. Harada
- 1955 · To Love and Forgive as
- 1955 · Ticket to Hell as Insepctor Kasai
- 1955 · No Response from Car 33 as
- 1955 · No Time for Tears as "Sparrows" Coach Shimamura
- 1955 · Godzilla Raids Again as Kyohei Yamane-hakase
- 1955 · Love Never Fails as Nobuo's father
- 1955 · Casebooks of Dandy Sashichi: Blind Wolf as
- 1954 · A Geisha on Horseback as Kotaro Yamabe
- 1954 · Godzilla as Kyohei Yamane
- 1954 · 君死に給うことなかれ as
- 1954 · Mother's First Love as
- 1954 · 浅草の夜 as Komazo
- 1954 · Last of the Wild Ones as
- 1954 · Seven Samurai as Kambei Shimada
- 1953 · Eagle of the Pacific as Colonel A, staff officer of the army
- 1953 · The End of the Night as
- 1953 · Escape Zone as
- 1953 · The Last Embrace as Watanabe (Nabesan)
- 1952 · Fuun Senryobune as
- 1952 · The Man Who Came to Port as Okabe
- 1952 · Ikiru as Kanji Watanabe
- 1952 · Beauty and the Thief as Yoshimichi
- 1952 · Sword for Hire as
- 1952 · The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail as Kataoka
- 1952 · Foghorn as
- 1952 · The Skin of the South as
- 1952 · Vendetta of a Samurai as
- 1951 · The Life of a Horse Trader as Rokutaro Kosaka
- 1951 · The Bitch as Wataru Horie
- 1951 · The Blue Pearl as Fujiki
- 1951 · The Den of Beasts as
- 1951 · Stolen Love as Sotaro Munekata
- 1951 · The Idiot as Ono, Ayako's father
- 1951 · Elegy as
- 1951 · Beyond Love and Hate as
- 1950 · Red Peony of Night as
- 1950 · Rashomon as Woodcutter
- 1950 · Jiruba no Tetsu as
- 1950 · Crazy Uproar as
- 1950 · The Angry Street as
- 1950 · Scandal as Attorney Hiruta
- 1950 · Sanshiro of Ginza as Daizo Matsubara
- 1950 · Street of Violence as Sagawa
- 1950 · Spring Snow as
- 1950 · Devil's Gold as
- 1950 · Escape from Prison as
- 1949 · The Elephant Who Waited as
- 1949 · Stray Dog as Det. Sato
- 1949 · Ishimatsu of the Forest as
- 1949 · A Bullet Hole Underground as Yuuzou Fujimoto
- 1949 · The Quiet Duel as Dr. Konosuke Fujisaki
- 1949 · Lady From Hell as
- 1949 · A Woman's Life as
- 1949 · Goblin Courier as
- 1948 · Drunken Angel as Sanada
- 1948 · A Second Life as
- 1947 · Actress as Genshirō Kuramoto
- 1947 · Spring Awakens as Kenzô Ogura
- 1947 · These Foolish Times as
- 1947 · Snow Trail as Nojiri
- 1947 · Chikagai nijuyojikan as
- 1946 · No Regrets for Our Youth as Police Commissioner 'Poison Strawberry' Dokuichigo
- 1946 · Eleven High School Girls as
- 1946 · Lord for a Night as
- 1946 · Those Who Make Tomorrow as Theatre manager (uncredited)
- 1946 · An Enemy of the People as
- 1945 · Wakare mo tanoshi as
- 1945 · Three Women of the North as
- 1945 · To Love and Swear as Murai's father, principle
- 1945 · Otome no iru kichi as
- 1945 · Tokkan ekichô as
- 1944 · Nichijô no tatakai as
- 1944 · Sagohei the Three-footer as Yasukichi Ito
- 1944 · The Way of Drama as
- 1944 · The Most Beautiful as Chief Goro Ishida
- 1944 · Colonel Kato's Falcon Squadron as
- 1943 · Navy as Takao Mutaguchi
- 1943 · Sanshiro Sugata as Hansuke Murai, Sayo's father
- 1942 · Mother and Child Grass as
- 1941 · Last Days of Edo as Enomoto
- 1941 · Festival Across the Sea as Oil Seller
- 1940 · Phantom Castle as
- 1940 · Zoku Shimizu Minato as
- 1940 · Oda Nobunaga as
- 1939 · Singing Lovebirds as Kyosai Shimura
- 1939 · Devoted Servant Naosuke as Tsuda Echizennokami-Sukehiro
- 1939 · Shunjû ittôryû as
- 1938 · Yaji And Kita's Traveling Diary as
- 1938 · Akagaki Genzo as Jozaemon Sakaya
- 1938 · Taiko's Rising in the World as
- 1938 · Chushingura as
- 1938 · Kurama Tengu as
- 1938 · The Skull Coin as
- 1937 · Blood Spilled at Takadanobaba as Takusan
- 1937 · Jiraiya as Gundayû Yao
- 1937 · Echo of Love as
- 1936 · Akanishi Kakita as Taranoshin Tsunomata
- 1936 · Osaka Elegy as Inspector
- 1935 · Chuji for Sale as