Kōtarō Bandō
Acting Born May 4, 1911 Died Nov 28, 1981 Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan 84 credits
Biography
Kōtarō Bandō was a Japanese actor. Born on May 4, 1911, in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, he was a male. Throughout his career, he accumulated 90 known credits.
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Career overview
Kōtarō Bandō was a Japanese actor. He is known to have been involved in the acting profession. Throughout his career, he appeared in a significant number of projects. The exact number of his known credits is ninety.
Kōtarō Bandō's acting career spanned multiple projects. While specific details about his roles are not available, his involvement in the acting profession is well-documented. His extensive body of work showcases his dedication to the craft.
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Career timeline
鷹天皇飄々剣 吉野の風雲児Ōedo no takaKisaragi SwordThe Phantom GoblinBored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Coral Mansion
Ninjutsu at Osaka CastleŌedo kenka matsuri怪人まだら頭巾The Tale of Oiwa's GhostTraveling of Two Young Men
Hanjiro of Kusama: Bird of PassageQueen of the Treasure IslandThe Shogun’s Guard: Valor in TurbulenceRoad WarriorsHibari’s Favorite 2
Tōkaidō yajikita chin dōchūKagebôshi: The Shadow AvengerThe Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal復讐秘文字峠Elegy of a Geisha
Bloody History of SoldiersHoliday in JapanKyōen KobanzamePoison Fang Oran
Small Rats of the Edo Town
Kingorô no omawari-sanWakanohana: The Story of the Devil of the DohyōKobushidake denkiFamily of Sorrow
A Young SamuraiRikidozan: Man of FuryVanished GloryDuel at Sundown
The Ghost Cat of Ouma CrossingSazen Tange: The Monkey PotTerrible Ghost Cat of OkazakiTsumakoi kuroda bushiNagurikomi Songokū
Gate of HellDemon SwordGhost-Cat of Arima PalaceGhost of Saga Mansion
Dedication of the Great BuddhaSaiyûkiJourney to the West 2: The Great Rampage of Son Goku
Judge of the AshurasThe Tale of Genji上州鴉Izayoi kaidōMito Kōmon's Rambling Journey: The Sword of the Soaring Dragon
Ship of Outlaws
Guren bosatsuOnna goroshi abura jigokuHebi hime dōchūMonsters Catcher Oedo Seven Changes
Five Women Who Loved LoveTengu of KisoŌshima jōwaYūkyō no mure
Utamaro and His Five Women
Kodachi o tsukau onna
Military Song of the Morning MistThe Opium War
Dance of the Capital
Osaka Woman
RutenThe Siege of Osaka
The Palanquin Carrier Magistrate
Sakura Ondo
Chûshingura - Zempen: Akahokyô no makiThe Loyal 47 RoninRikugun Daikoshin
Full Filmography
84 titles- 鷹天皇飄々剣 吉野の風雲児 (1962)
- Ōedo no taka (1962)
- Kisaragi Sword (1962) as Hyôko Yagyû
- The Phantom Goblin (1962)
- Bored Hatamoto: The Mysterious Coral Mansion (1962)
- Ninjutsu at Osaka Castle (1961)
- Ōedo kenka matsuri (1961)
- 怪人まだら頭巾 (1961)
- The Tale of Oiwa's Ghost (1961) as Akiyama Chobei
- Traveling of Two Young Men (1961)
- Way of Morning Mist (1961)
- Cases of An Actor in Disguise: Mansion of beauties (1961)
- Little Tengu (1961)
- Diary of Good Conduct Matashiro: A beautiful bat (1961)
- Ninjutsu at Sanada Castle (1961)
- Hanjiro of Kusama: Bird of Passage (1960)
- Queen of the Treasure Island (1960)
- The Shogun’s Guard: Valor in Turbulence (1960) as Abe Mondonosho
- Road Warriors (1960) as Kakei Denhachiro
- Hibari’s Favorite 2 (1960)
- Rumble Festival (1960)
- Ghost of the 53 Stations (1960) as Okuma Danemon
- Case of a Young Lord 8 (1960)
- Decisive Battle at Kuroda Castle (1960)
- Daitengu shutsugen (1960)
- Tōkaidō yajikita chin dōchū (1959) as Araki Mataemon
- Kagebôshi: The Shadow Avenger (1959)
- The Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal (1959) as Admiral Yonai
- 復讐秘文字峠 (1959)
- Elegy of a Geisha (1959)
- 決闘不動坂の大仇討 (1959)
- Bloody History of Soldiers (1958) as Kazushige Ugaki
- Holiday in Japan (1958)
- Kyōen Kobanzame (1958)
- Poison Fang Oran (1958)
- Small Rats of the Edo Town (1957) as Sanshichi Kada
- Kingorô no omawari-san (1956)
- Wakanohana: The Story of the Devil of the Dohyō (1956)
- Kobushidake denki (1956)
- Family of Sorrow (1956)
- A Young Samurai (1955)
- Rikidozan: Man of Fury (1955)
- Vanished Glory (1955)
- Duel at Sundown (1955) as Yasunosuke
- The Ghost Cat of Ouma Crossing (1954)
- Sazen Tange: The Monkey Pot (1954)
- Terrible Ghost Cat of Okazaki (1954)
- Tsumakoi kuroda bushi (1954)
- Nagurikomi Songokū (1954)
- Gate of Hell (1953) as Rokurō
- Demon Sword (1953)
- Ghost-Cat of Arima Palace (1953)
- Ghost of Saga Mansion (1953)
- Dedication of the Great Buddha (1952)
- Saiyûki (1952)
- Journey to the West 2: The Great Rampage of Son Goku (1952)
- Judge of the Ashuras (1951)
- The Tale of Genji (1951) as To no Chujo
- 上州鴉 (1951)
- Izayoi kaidō (1951)
- Mito Kōmon's Rambling Journey: The Sword of the Soaring Dragon (1951)
- Ship of Outlaws (1950)
- Guren bosatsu (1949)
- Onna goroshi abura jigoku (1949)
- Hebi hime dōchū (1949)
- Monsters Catcher Oedo Seven Changes (1949)
- Five Women Who Loved Love (1948)
- Tengu of Kiso (1948)
- Ōshima jōwa (1948)
- Yūkyō no mure (1948)
- Utamaro and His Five Women (1946) as Seinosuke
- Kodachi o tsukau onna (1944)
- Military Song of the Morning Mist (1943) as Shintarô Kunitake
- The Opium War (1943)
- Dance of the Capital (1942)
- Osaka Woman (1940)
- Ruten (1937)
- The Siege of Osaka (1937) as Toyotomi Hideyori
- The Palanquin Carrier Magistrate (1935) as Gonza
- Sakura Ondo (1934)
- Chûshingura - Zempen: Akahokyô no maki (1932)
- The Loyal 47 Ronin (1932) as Shinzaemon Katsuta
- Rikugun Daikoshin (1932)
- Zoku hebi hime dōchū
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Kōtarō Bandō best known for?
Kōtarō Bandō is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Ghost Cat of Ouma Crossing (1954), Gate of Hell (1953).
When and where was Kōtarō Bandō born?
Kōtarō Bandō was born on May 4, 1911 in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on November 28, 1981.
How many credits does Kōtarō Bandō have?
Kōtarō Bandō has accumulated over 84 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1932 to 1962.
What is Kōtarō Bandō's background in cinema and television?
Kōtarō Bandō was a Japanese actor. Born on May 4, 1911, in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, he was a male. Throughout his career, he accumulated 90 known credits.
Kōtarō Bandō by the numbers
84credits
84films
0TV series
1932–1962active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- The Ghost Cat of Ouma Crossing (1954) — aged about 43
- Gate of Hell (1953) as Rokurō — aged about 42
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