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Hitoshi Ōmae
Acting Born Dec 19, 1935 Died Mar 1, 2011 Gifu Prefecture, Japan 67 credits
Biography
Hitoshi Ōmae works in acting. Born December 19, 1935 in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Died March 1, 2011. Archytele tracks 67 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
One Summer's Day
Goodbye for Tomorrow
Turning Point
Haruka, Nostalgia
The Rocking Horsemen
Chizuko's Younger Sister
Nemuri Kyōshirō
Ninja Olympiad
Time of the ApesSaketa yawahida
Sure Death! Brown, You Bounder!
Legend of the Cat Monster
The Bushido Blade
G.I. SamuraiDemon PondDead Angle
Heroes of the EastThe Most Dangerous GameThe Killing GameDynamite Don-Don
Edogawa Rampo no bijo shirīzu
Karate WarriorsOperation Plazma in OsakaThe Sea of GenkaiThe Tempō Outlaws of the Marsh
Kamen Rider Stronger: The Movie
Army of the ApesPastoral: To Die in the CountryCode of WolvesFive Tough Guys
Battles Without Honor and HumanitySengoku Rock Hagure KibaMiyamoto MusashiBattles Without Honor and Humanity: Proxy WarLittle Adventurer
Beyond the Rainbow
Zatoichi Meets the One-Armed SwordsmanEvil Boss vs. HenchmenKanto Street Peddlers: Shallow Clan HonorA Modern Yakuza: Three Decoy Blood Brothers
Crimson Bat - Oichi: Wanted, Dead or AliveRebel Against Glory
Latitude ZeroRed Peony Gambler: Second Generation Ceremony
Ninja's MarkEast China SeaThe Silent Stranger
Nerves for Victory
The Kingdom of Jirocho 4Lord Tokugawa IeyasuHoodlum MatchCode of Ruffians
The DomainA Laughable Journey
Young Master Yakuza: Edoite GoblinSasuke and His ComediansYagyu Military Art: Jubei's Redemption
Jirocho' s Days of Youth: Whirlwind on the TokaidoMiyamoto Musashi: Showdown at Hannyazaka HeightsA Revengeful Raid
An Eagle Eyed LordAn Edo MagistrateOtoko no chiheisenMagistrate of DiceThe South Sea Wolf
Full Filmography
67 titles- One Summer's Day (1999) as Shrine worker
- Goodbye for Tomorrow (1995) as 'Yobikomaru' Captain
- Turning Point (1994)
- Haruka, Nostalgia (1993) as Brothel Boss
- The Rocking Horsemen (1992) as Monster in Dream
- Chizuko's Younger Sister (1991) as Dump Truck Driver
- Nemuri Kyōshirō (1989)
- Ninja Olympiad (1988) as Rōnin Haburamu
- Time of the Apes (1987) as Commander
- Saketa yawahida (1987)
- Sure Death! Brown, You Bounder! (1985)
- Legend of the Cat Monster (1983) as Antagonist
- The Bushido Blade (1981) as Sumo
- G.I. Samurai (1979) as Kuribayashi Magoichi
- Demon Pond (1979) as Furosude Kotori
- Dead Angle (1979)
- Heroes of the East (1978) as Japanese Judo Master
- The Most Dangerous Game (1978)
- The Killing Game (1978) as Ozeki
- Dynamite Don-Don (1978) as Sergeant Nakatani
- Edogawa Rampo no bijo shirīzu (1977)
- Karate Warriors (1976) as Gokumon Take
- Operation Plazma in Osaka (1976)
- The Sea of Genkai (1976)
- The Tempō Outlaws of the Marsh (1976)
- Kamen Rider Stronger: The Movie (1975) as Takahira Oki
- Army of the Apes (1974) as Bippu
- Pastoral: To Die in the Country (1974)
- Code of Wolves (1974)
- Five Tough Guys (1974) as Miyazaki
- Battles Without Honor and Humanity (1973) as Nogata Mamoru
- Sengoku Rock Hagure Kiba (1973) as Kaenbô
- Miyamoto Musashi (1973)
- Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Proxy War (1973)
- Little Adventurer (1973)
- Internal Sleuth (1973)
- Beyond the Rainbow (1972)
- Zatoichi Meets the One-Armed Swordsman (1971)
- Evil Boss vs. Henchmen (1971)
- Kanto Street Peddlers: Shallow Clan Honor (1971) as Tetsu
- A Modern Yakuza: Three Decoy Blood Brothers (1971)
- Crimson Bat - Oichi: Wanted, Dead or Alive (1970) as Jokai
- Rebel Against Glory (1970)
- Latitude Zero (1969) as Kobo
- Red Peony Gambler: Second Generation Ceremony (1969)
- Ninja's Mark (1968)
- East China Sea (1968)
- The Silent Stranger (1968) as Matori
- Nerves for Victory (1966)
- The Kingdom of Jirocho 4 (1965)
- Lord Tokugawa Ieyasu (1965)
- Hoodlum Match (1965)
- Code of Ruffians (1965)
- The Domain (1964)
- A Laughable Journey (1964)
- Young Master Yakuza: Edoite Goblin (1963)
- Sasuke and His Comedians (1963)
- Yagyu Military Art: Jubei's Redemption (1963)
- Jirocho' s Days of Youth: Whirlwind on the Tokaido (1962)
- Miyamoto Musashi: Showdown at Hannyazaka Heights (1962)
- A Revengeful Raid (1962)
- An Eagle Eyed Lord (1961)
- An Edo Magistrate (1961)
- Otoko no chiheisen (1961)
- Magistrate of Dice (1961)
- The South Sea Wolf (1961)
- Jirocho’s Days of Youth: Boss of the Tokai Region (1960)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Hitoshi Ōmae best known for?
Hitoshi Ōmae is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ninja Olympiad (1988), The Bushido Blade (1981), G.I. Samurai (1979), Heroes of the East (1978).
When and where was Hitoshi Ōmae born?
Hitoshi Ōmae was born on December 19, 1935 in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on March 1, 2011.
How many credits does Hitoshi Ōmae have?
Hitoshi Ōmae has accumulated over 67 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1960 to 1999.
What is Hitoshi Ōmae's background in cinema and television?
Hitoshi Ōmae was an actor, known for Suikoden (1973), Urutoraman Reo (1974) and Urutoraman Tarô (1973). He died on March 1, 2011 in Japan.
Hitoshi Ōmae by the numbers
67credits
63films
4TV series
1960–1999active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Ninja Olympiad (1988) as Rōnin Haburamu — aged about 52
- Pastoral: To Die in the Country (1974) — aged about 38
- Internal Sleuth (1973) — aged about 37
- Battles Without Honor and Humanity (1973) as Nogata Mamoru — aged about 37
- Heroes of the East (1978) as Japanese Judo Master — aged about 42
- Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Proxy War (1973) — aged about 37
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