Hajime Izu
Biography
Hajime Izu was an actor born in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan on July 6, 1917, according to source records. His stage name was 伊豆肇, and he was also known as Хадзимэ Ид. He was credited with seventy-two known credits in his career, primarily recognized for his work in acting. His death occurred on January 1, 2005 at the age of eighty-seven. Among his known works are the titles Onna released in 1964, Jinzô ningen Kikaidâ released in 1972, and Nora inu released in 1949, with his career spanning various projects across film and television media as documented in archival film databases.
Career overview
Hajime Izu was an actor born in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan on July 6, 1917, or July 6, 1918 according to biographical records. His stage name was 伊豆肇. During his career, he accumulated seventy-two known credits, working primarily in the field of acting. He was also recognized as a writer.
Among his known works are the films Nora inu, released in 1949, and Onna, released in 1964. He is also known for his work on the television show Jinzô ningen Kikaidâ, which was released in 1972. His career spanned multiple decades across both film and television mediums.
Hajime Izu passed away on January 1, 2005, at the age of eighty-seven, with other records noting his death year simply as 2005.
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70 titles- Turning Point (1994)
- The Rocking Horsemen (1992) as School Principal
- Kidou Keiji Jiban: Great Explosion at the Monster Factory of Fear (1989) as Doctor Kenzo Igarashi
- Ningyo Sashichi: The Cat’s Golden Claws of Death (1984)
- Battle Anthem (1983)
- The Yoshida School (1983) as Hoshishima Nirō
- Legend of the Cat Monster (1983) as Spaghetti Director
- This Is Noriko (1981)
- The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi (1979)
- Flying at Ya', Android Kikaider (1973) as Dr. Komyoji
- Android Kikaider (1972) as Dr. Nobuhiko Kohmyoji
- Kikaida: Android of Justice (1972) as Dr. Nobuhiko Komyoji
- Kamen Rider vs. Shocker (1972) as Dr. Daidōji
- The Pacific War and Himeyuri Corps (1962)
- Love and Fascination (1961)
- The Three Treasures (1959) as Prince Oousu
- Executive Chair (1958) as Tomita
- The Capital of Love (1958)
- The Young Boss is Third Generation (1958) as Kenji
- Story of a Detective's Assistant (1957)
- The Men of Toho-ku (1957)
- Beyond The Stars (1956) as Mohei Tajiri
- Engagement Ring (1956) as Ryūji Fujii (Ikuko’s brother)
- A Brother and His Sister (1956) as Ikuta
- Newlywed of the First Section (1956)
- Sudden Rain (1956) as Miwa
- Summer in Eclipse (1956) as Hamasaki
- The Lonely Swordsman (Part 1) (1956)
- The First Kiss (1955)
- Mako Osorubeshi (1954)
- Young Eyes (1954)
- 12 Chapters About Women (1954) as Corporal Tokugawa
- Aku no tanoshisa (1954) as Kameyama
- Zoku botchan shain (1954)
- My Pistol Is Quick (1954)
- This Love Costs 50 Million Yen (1954)
- Wife (1953) as Hirohisa Matsuyama
- Moth Lamp (1953)
- The Eagle of the Pacific (1953) as Staff Officer (uncredited)
- Brilliant! The First Detective: Zenigata Heiji in His Youth (1953) as Shinsaburo
- Sunflower Girl (1953) as Ryosuke Tanabe
- Zoku santō jūyaku (1952)
- A Guide to Marriage (1952)
- A Meeting of Youths (1952) as Daigo Itō
- Kin no tamago: Golden Girl (1952)
- The Skin of the South (1952) as Kakuzo Ono
- Love's Cheerleader (1952) as Gon
- Today is Payday (1952) as Kazuo Machida
- Who Will Judge Me? (1951)
- Wakôdo no uta (1951) as Ito
- Swords and Brocade (1951)
- Wakai musumetachi (1951)
- Cordon at Midnight (1951)
- Sekidô matsuri (1951)
- Wedding March (1951) as Mr. Inu
- Escape at Dawn (1950) as Oda
- Listen to the Voices of the Sea (1950)
- Alps Story: The Wild (1950)
- Red Peony of Night (1950)
- Red Peony of Night (1950) as Ryosuke
- Escape from Prison (1950)
- Wife and the Female Reporter: A Crisis of Young Love (1950)
- Stray Dog (1949) as Criminal Identification Officer
- The Blue Mountains: Part II (1949) as Gen-Chan
- Koi rōka (1949)
- The Blue Mountains: Part I (1949) as Gen-Chan
- Utako's Story (1949) as Ichiro
- Masquerade Ball (1949)
- Actress (1947) as Tetsuo Mizushima
- War and Peace (1947)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Hajime Izu best known for?
Hajime Izu is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Final Fantasy VII: Last Order (2005), Gone But Not Forgotten (2005), The Three Treasures (1959), Sudden Rain (1956).
When and where was Hajime Izu born?
Hajime Izu was born on July 6, 1917 in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on January 1, 2005.
How many credits does Hajime Izu have?
Hajime Izu has accumulated over 70 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1947 to 1994.
What is Hajime Izu's background in cinema and television?
Hajime Izu was an actor born in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan on July 6, 1917, according to source records. His stage name was 伊豆肇, and he was also known as Хадзимэ Ид. He was credited with seventy-two known credits in his career, primarily recognized for his work in acting. His death occurred on January 1, 2005 at the age of ei...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Who Will Judge Me? (1951) — aged about 33
- Android Kikaider (1972) as Dr. Nobuhiko Kohmyoji — aged about 54
- The Eagle of the Pacific (1953) as Staff Officer (uncredited) — aged about 35
- Stray Dog (1949) as Criminal Identification Officer — aged about 31
- Wife (1953) as Hirohisa Matsuyama — aged about 35
- Sudden Rain (1956) as Miwa — aged about 38
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