Jun Usami
Biography
Jun Usami was a male actor born in Ichinohe, Iwate, Japan on September 1, 1910. Also known by the stage name 宇佐美淳, he had one hundred twenty-six known credits in his career. His active life in the entertainment industry is documented through his work in movies and television shows. He passed away on May 9, 1980 at the age of sixty-nine.
Career overview
Jun Usami was a male actor born in Ichinohe, Iwate, Japan on September 1, 1910. Also known by the stage name 宇佐美淳, he built a substantial body of work in the film and television industries throughout his lifetime.
During his career, Jun Usami accumulated a known credit total of 126. His professional involvement is categorized primarily under acting, establishing him as a recognizable figure in Japanese media as documented by his filmography and biographical records.
Jun Usami passed away on May 9, 1980, at the age of 69. His legacy as an actor is preserved through his extensive list of known credits in movies and television shows.
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Full Filmography
119 titles- Space Ironmen Kyodain (1976) as Dr. Hayama
- Mirrorman (1971) as Hiroshi Murakami
- Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) as Admiral Zengo Yoshida
- The Vampire Doll (1970) as Dr. Yamaguchi
- Killer's Mission (1969) as Makino Bungo
- Ukiyoe Cruel Story (1968)
- Black Lizard (1968) as Shobei Iwase
- Prison Boss (1968)
- The Domain: Severed Relations (1968)
- Aruhi watashi wa (1967)
- The Boss (1965)
- The Detective Fencer (1964)
- The Scent of Incense (1964) as Kannami
- Life of Hishakaku 3 (1964)
- The Eternal Life (1964)
- The Lord's spy (1964)
- The Night We Danced (1963)
- The Life of Rikisha-Man (1963)
- Hell's Kitchen (1962)
- The Mad Fox (1962) as Yasunori Kamo
- Mark of Blood (1962) as Fudo Tazaemon
- Mid-August Commotion (1962) as Prime-Minister
- Yakuza Official (1962)
- The Yagyu Military Art: One Eyed Swordsman (1962)
- Skull Coins (1962)
- Genkuro Yoshitsune (1962)
- The Orphan Brother (1961) as Judge Iwamoto (voice)
- Hell's Juggler (1961)
- Drifting Detective: Tragedy in the Red Valley (1961) as Seitaro Ueda
- Drifting Detective: Black Wind in Harbor (1961)
- The Eighth Enemy (1961) as Inspector
- Rascals! Go to Hell (1961)
- Whistling Drifter (1961) as Kiroan
- Ōedo kenka matsuri (1961)
- Official with a Tattoo (1960)
- Storming Squadron (1960)
- Travels of Lord Mito: The Abominable Giant Monks (1960)
- The Man of Seven Faces (1960) as Division Chief Ishida
- Ninja Assassins (1960)
- Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 4 (1960)
- Shingo's Original Challenge, Part 3 (1960)
- Tale of Young Drifter 2 (1960)
- Ryuji, the Gun Slinger (1960)
- Tale of Young Drifter (1960)
- Secrets of Fuji 2 (1959)
- Hawk of the North (1959)
- Tange Sazen: Mystery of the Twin Dragons (1959)
- The Boy Detectives Club – The Enemy Is an Atomic Submarine (1959) as Doctor Kobayashi
- Bored Hatamoto: The Daimonji Conspiracy (1959)
- Ai no Noutan (1959)
- Three for The Road (1958)
- Moonlight Mask (1958)
- The Outsiders (1958) as Hanamori
- Man of Thirteen Eyes (1958)
- A Chivalrous Spirit (1958)
- With Songs in My Heart (1958)
- Seven from Edo (1958) as Matsuno
- Moonlight Mask: Duel to the Death in Dangerous Waters (1958)
- Eight Views of Samurai (1958)
- The Boy Detectives Club – The Invisible Fiend (1958) as Keiichiro Shimada
- The Boy Detectives Club – The No-Headed Man (1958) as Keiichiro Shimada
- His Pistol is Hell (1958)
- Jet Air Base 101 (1957) as Base Commander Kabashima
- The Deep Blue Sea (1957)
- The Boy Detectives Club – The Iron Fiend (1957)
- Rebellion (1957)
- Shonen Tanteidan: Kabu to Mushi no Yoki (1957)
- 恐怖の空中殺人 (1956) as 川上刑事部長
- Ancient Coins (1956)
- Three-Headed Tower (1956)
- The Seven Faces of Bannai Tarao, Private Eye (1956)
- Manchurian Sunset (1956) as Rokuro Itsumi
- The Boy Detectives Club – The Devil with Twenty Faces (1956)
- Mother Peacock (1956)
- The Boy Detectives Club – Doctor Phantom (1956)
- Spring Voyage (1955)
- Murder on the Last Train (1955)
- A Warrior's Flute (1955) as Taira no Tsunemori
- Salaryman Mejiro Sanpei (1955)
- Seven Masks of Revenge (1955)
- ふり袖小天狗 (1955)
- Jinsei Gekijo Yokubo hen: sanshu kirako (1954)
- Bannai Tarao Series Demon King of Kyokumadan (1954)
- あゝ洞爺丸 (1954)
- 憧れの星座 (1953)
- 母子鶴 (1952) as Shiro Kasahara
- Honoo no hada (1951)
- A Spectacular Murder (1951)
- Kiri no yoru no kyōfu (1951)
- Yukiwarisō (1951)
- Onna no ryūkō (1950)
- First Love Questions and Answers (1950)
- Late Spring (1949) as Shuichi Hattori
- Jealousy (1949)
- A Woman in the Typhoon Area (1948) as Amano
- Komadori fujin (1948)
- Great X (1948) as Fumio Kuki
- Koyoi Tsuma to Narinu (1947)
- Nishi manrui (1946)
- Convent Bride (1946)
- Machi no ninkisha (1946)
- Nusumarekaketa ongakusai (1946)
- Kare to kanojo wa iku (1946)
- The Palette Knife Murder (1946)
- A Face Glowing at Night (1946)
- Saigo no kikyō (1945)
- Sugata naki teki (1945)
- Monpe-san (1944)
- Bengal Storm (1944)
- Chi no tsume moji (1944)
- Wagaya no kaze (1943)
- Twelve Hours Before Departure (1943)
- Fusetsu no haru (1943)
- Onna no tatakahi (1943)
- The Day England Falls (1942)
- Passion to Soar (1941)
- Ie naki musume (1939)
- Haha ni sasaguru uta (1939)
- ミラーマン(パイロットフィルム版) as 御手洗博士
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Jun Usami best known for?
Jun Usami is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Space Ironmen Kyodain (1976), Mirrorman (1971), Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), Black Lizard (1968).
When and where was Jun Usami born?
Jun Usami was born on September 1, 1910 in Ichinohe, Iwate, Japan. They passed away on May 9, 1980.
How many credits does Jun Usami have?
Jun Usami has accumulated over 119 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1939 to 1976.
What is Jun Usami's background in cinema and television?
Jun Usami was a male actor born in Ichinohe, Iwate, Japan on September 1, 1910. Also known by the stage name 宇佐美淳, he had one hundred twenty-six known credits in his career. His active life in the entertainment industry is documented through his work in movies and television shows. He passed away on May 9, 1980 at the ...
Jun Usami by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Space Ironmen Kyodain (1976) as Dr. Hayama — aged about 65
- Mirrorman (1971) as Hiroshi Murakami — aged about 60
- Late Spring (1949) as Shuichi Hattori — aged about 38
- Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) as Admiral Zengo Yoshida — aged about 59
- Black Lizard (1968) as Shobei Iwase — aged about 57
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