Eigorō Onoe
Biography
Eigorō Onoe was a Japanese actor born in Tokyo, Japan on November 10, 1905. He was also known as Eigoro. Onoe's acting career spanned 91 credits. He passed away on May 28, 1983, at the age of 77. Onoe's stage name was Tail above, which translates to Onoe Eigorō in Japanese.
Career overview
Eigorō Onoe was a Japanese actor known for his work in the film industry. Born on November 10, 1905, in Tokyo, Japan, he began his acting career and went on to accumulate a total of 91 known credits.
Throughout his career, Eigorō Onoe's work in acting spanned multiple projects. He is recognized for his contributions to the film industry, although specific details about his roles and projects are not provided in available information.
Eigorō Onoe passed away on May 28, 1983, at the age of 77.
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Full Filmography
91 titles- Women's Prison for Torture (1971)
- Sworn Brothers (1969)
- Lone Wolf Isazo (1968)
- Hoodlum Priest And The Gold Mint (1968)
- Bad Reputation: The Notorious Men and Their Specialty (1968)
- Zatoichi's Cane Sword (1967) as Zato
- Sleepy Eyes of Death 7: The Mask of the Princess (1966)
- Daimajin (1966) as Gosaku
- Drunken Harbor (1966)
- Assignment Cloud (1966)
- Shinobi no mono 8: The Three Enemies (1966)
- Bloody Shuriken (1965)
- The Gambling Samurai (1964)
- The Man Disappears Yesterday (1964)
- An Actor's Revenge (1963)
- Assassins for sale (1963)
- The Third Shadow Warrior (1963)
- A Samurai Never Tells a Lie (1963) as Honda Kozukenosuke
- The Tale of Zatoichi (1962) as Rihei
- Third Generation's Loyalty Offering (1962)
- Hell's Assassin (1962)
- Seven Miles to Nakayama (1962)
- The Lightning Sword (1962) as Yamagoro
- The Demon of Sendai's Castle (1962)
- Yôki na tono-sama (1962)
- 170 Leagues to Edo (1962)
- Song of Sado (1961)
- Satan's Sword III: The Final Chapter (1961)
- Straw hat of Itako (1961)
- The Two Musashis (1960)
- Satan's Sword II: The Dragon God (1960)
- Jirocho Fuji 2: The Chivalrous (1960)
- Scars of Honor (1960)
- お嬢さん三度笠 (1960)
- Samurai Vendetta (1959)
- Jirocho Fuji (1959)
- The Lord Pretends (1959) as Tatewaki Satô
- Travels of Lord Mito (1958) as Kandayû Yamashita
- Akado Suzunosuke: The Defeat of the Skull Mask Gang (1958)
- The Gay Masquerade (1958)
- Nichiren and the Great Mongol Invasion (1958)
- Akado Suzunosuke vs. the Birdman with 3 Eyes (1958)
- Akado Suzunosuke: Monster in the Moonlight (1957)
- Akado Suzunosuke and the Vacuum Slash of the Asuka School (1957)
- Akado Suzunosuke vs. the One-Legged Devil (1957)
- Akadô Suzunosuke (1957)
- Akado Suzunosuke Destroys the Devil Mask Gang (1957)
- Case Files of Zenigata Heiji: The Cursed Coin (1957)
- Akado Suzunosuke vs. the Devil in Crescent Moon Tower (1957)
- Fighting Letter for 29 People (1957)
- Zangiku monogatari (1956) as Matsusuke Onoe
- Flowery Brothers (1956)
- Case Files of Zenigata Heiji: The Human-Skin Spider (1956)
- Marathon Samurai (1956)
- Flowery Hood (1956)
- The Young Lord (1955)
- Itarō jishi (1955)
- A Samurai's Love (1954)
- Snowy Night Duel (1954)
- Hana no nagadosu (1954)
- Yoidore nitōryū (1954)
- Terrible Ghost Cat of Okazaki (1954)
- Akōgishi (1954)
- The Ghost Cat of Ouma Crossing (1954)
- Kai nusumadara kumo (1954)
- The Great White Tiger Platoon (1954)
- Nage Utasamon niban tegara: Tsuri tenjô no semushi otoko (1954)
- Tsumakoi kuroda bushi (1954)
- Ugetsu (1953) as Knight
- Suna-e jubaku (1953)
- An Heir's Place (1953)
- Demon Sword (1953)
- Gate of Hell (1953) as Kunitsune
- Jigoku taiko (1953)
- Zoku suna-e jubaku: Yukijorō (1953)
- Ghost of Saga Mansion (1953)
- Seki no yatappe (1953)
- Zoku Shurajō Hibun: Hiryū no Maki (1952)
- Castle of Carnage (1952)
- Tenpō suiko-den: Tone no himatsuri (1952)
- 木曽路の決闘 夏祭り三度笠 (1951)
- Story of Lightning (1951)
- Onatsu Seijurō (1946)
- A Color Print of Edo (1939)
- The Ghost Cat and the Mysterious Shamisen (1938)
- Irohagana Yotsuya Kaidan (1937)
- Saga kaibyōden (1937)
- Two Lanterns (1933)
- The Loyal 47 Ronin (1932) as Heihachiro Kobayashi
- Chûshingura - Zempen: Akahokyô no maki (1932)
- Rikugun Daikoshin (1932)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Eigorō Onoe best known for?
Eigorō Onoe is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Daimajin (1966), An Actor's Revenge (1963), The Tale of Zatoichi (1962), The Two Musashis (1960).
When and where was Eigorō Onoe born?
Eigorō Onoe was born on November 10, 1905 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on May 28, 1983.
How many credits does Eigorō Onoe have?
Eigorō Onoe has accumulated over 91 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1932 to 1971.
What is Eigorō Onoe's background in cinema and television?
Eigorō Onoe was a Japanese actor born in Tokyo, Japan on November 10, 1905. He was also known as Eigoro. Onoe's acting career spanned 91 credits. He passed away on May 28, 1983, at the age of 77. Onoe's stage name was Tail above, which translates to Onoe Eigorō in Japanese.
Eigorō Onoe by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Ugetsu (1953) as Knight — aged about 47
- Jirocho Fuji (1959) — aged about 53
- The Tale of Zatoichi (1962) as Rihei — aged about 56
- The Ghost Cat of Ouma Crossing (1954) — aged about 48
- Gate of Hell (1953) as Kunitsune — aged about 47
- An Actor's Revenge (1963) — aged about 57
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