Joji Oka
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- May 23, 1902 in Tokyo, Japan
- Died
- December 17, 1970
- Active Years
- 1929–1966 (38 Years)
- Total Credits
- 80 credits in database
Biography
Joji Oka works in acting. Born May 23, 1902 in Tokyo, Japan. Died December 17, 1970. Archytele tracks 80 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Full Filmography
80 titles- Secret Love (1966)
- Kono michi akashingō (1964)
- A Devil of a Gentleman (1963)
- Lord of Red Banner (1960)
- Hanjiro of Kusama: Bird of Passage (1960)
- Ayausgî G-Man - ânkoku gai no yagû (1960)
- Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3 (1960)
- Prince of Space (1959) as Ambassador Dictator Phantom
- Moonlight Mask: The Last Death of the Devil (1959)
- Moonlight Mask: The Challenging Ghost (1959)
- Planet Prince - The Terrifying Spaceship (1959) as Ambassador Maboroshi
- The Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal (1959) as War Minister Anami
- Planet Prince (1959) as Ambassador Maboroshi / Maboroshi taishi
- Tales of Young Genji Kuro 2 (1958)
- The Spider-Man (1958)
- Lion Crest Part 2 (1958)
- Lion Crest (1958)
- Falcon Magistrate (1957)
- Sasaki Kojiro (1957)
- The Mansion of Intrigue (1957) as Dutch Merchant
- Glorious Standard Bearer (1957)
- Case of a Young Lord 6: Mermaid Murder Case (1957)
- Sasaki Kojiro, Part 2 (1957)
- 快剣士・笑いの面 (1956)
- Swordsman of the Two Sword Style (1956)
- Mother Peacock (1956)
- Appeal on the Cross (1956)
- Case of a Young Lord 3 (1956)
- ふり袖小天狗 (1955)
- The Vassal's Neck (1955)
- The Young Lord (1955)
- Turbid Youth (1954)
- Ghost Man (1954) as Misaku Kanou
- 関八州勢揃い (1954)
- Kurama Tengu and Katsu Kaishū (1953) as Takamori Saigō
- Kaiketsu kuro zukin (1953)
- Lady Chatterley of Japan (1953) as Nodori Takashima
- Bored Hatamoto Passes By (1953)
- Dedication of the Great Buddha (1952)
- Mōjū Tsukai no Shōjo (1952)
- Claws of Iron (1951) as Kyôsuke Tashiro
- Enoken the Hero (1950) as Oda Nobunaga
- Hyōchū no Bijo (1950)
- Koga Manshion (1949)
- Koi rōka (1949)
- Haha kōbai (1949)
- Utsukushiki hyō (1948)
- Sen-hime goten (1948)
- Chōchō shissō jiken (1947)
- Sabakareru aijō (1947)
- As Long as I Live (1946)
- 音楽大進軍 (1943) as Ryusaku Okakura
- Musashibo Benkei (1942)
- Wings of Victory (1942)
- The Night Before the Meiji Restoration (1941)
- Mother's Melody (1937)
- The Crown of Life (1936)
- Great Bodhisattva Pass 2 (1936) as Toranosuke Shimada
- Great Bodhisattva Pass (1935)
- Constellations on Earth, Part 2: Constellations (1934)
- Storm in the City (1934)
- Constellations on Earth, Part One: Earth Chapter (1934)
- The Genealogy of Women (1934) as Chikara Hayase
- Mother of the East (1934) as Ken (Omura's Son)
- Dragnet Girl (1933) as Jyoji
- Sôbô (1933) as Kazuo Sunaga
- Daphne (1933) as Hakufu Nomura
- The Cheerleading Captain's Love (1933) as Tsukamoto
- Clear and Cloudy (1933) as Isuke Emura
- No Blood Relation (1932) as Masaya Kusakabe
- The Loyal 47 Ronin (1932) as Yanagisawa
- Chûshingura - Zempen: Akahokyô no maki (1932)
- Seven Seas: Chastity Chapter (1932) as Takehiko
- First Steps Ashore (1932) as Sakata
- Victory or Defeat (1932)
- Shin Yotsuya Ghost Story (1932)
- Until the Day We Meet Again (1932) as Man
- The 26 Martyrs of Japan (1931)
- Seven Seas: Virginity Chapter (1931) as Takehiko Yagibashi
- The Morning Sun Shines (1929) as (as Susumu Minobe): Hiroo Karasaki, Head of Delegation
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What movies or TV shows is Joji Oka best known for?
Joji Oka is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Prince of Space (1959), Dynasty (1980).
When and where was Joji Oka born?
Joji Oka was born on May 23, 1902 in Tokyo, Japan. They passed away on December 17, 1970.
How many credits does Joji Oka have?
Joji Oka has accumulated over 80 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1929 to 1966.
What is Joji Oka's background in cinema and television?
Joji Oka, born in Tokyo, Japan, on May 25, 1902, was a renowned Japanese actor celebrated for his versatile roles in the film industry. His given name was Katsuzo Nakamizo, and he also used alternate names, including Susumu Minobe. Oka embarked on his cinematic journey in the late 1920s, making his debut with the film...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Prince of Space (1959) as Ambassador Dictator Phantom — aged about 57
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