Mizuho Suzuki
Biography
Mizuho Suzuki is a male actor born in Manchukuo, China on October 23, 1927. He is known for his work in the film industry. Suzuki is also known by the stage name Mizuho Suzuki. He has appeared in a total of 146 known credits. Suzuki passed away on November 19, 2023, at the age of 96. His notable film credits include Kâbê, Akira, and Shiroi Kyotô.
Career overview
Mizuho Suzuki is a Japanese actor known for his work in the film industry. He has a total of 146 known credits to his name, indicating a prolific career spanning multiple projects. Suzuki's acting credits are primarily in Japanese films, although the specific titles and genres are not specified in the available information.
Some of Suzuki's notable film credits include Kâbê, Akira, and Shiroi Kyotô. These titles suggest that he has worked in a variety of genres, including possibly action, drama, and historical films. However, the exact nature of his roles in these films is not provided.
Suzuki's career has spanned over seven decades, with his birthdate listed as October 23, 1927. He passed away on November 19, 2023, at the age of 96. Throughout his long career, Suzuki has established himself as a respected figure in Japanese cinema, with a body of work that reflects his versatility as an actor.
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145 titles- Don't Lose Heart (2013) as Sadakichi Shibata
- Patisserie Coin De Rue (2011) as Tadao Yoshikawa
- Death Kappa (2010)
- Girls College Terror (2010)
- Battle Under Orion (2009)
- Kabei: Our Mother (2008) as Hajime Nikaido
- Tales of Terror from Tokyo and All Over Japan Volume 3, Part 2 (2007)
- Humanoid Monster Bem (2006) as Narration (voice)
- Kaidan Shin Mimibukuro: Dai Yon Ya (2005) as Oshita
- Hotel Rose (1996)
- Pearl Harbor: The View from Japan (1994) as voice
- Paradise of Paradise (1993)
- Kachô Shima Kôsaku (1992)
- The Unruly Ronin's Journey II (1992)
- Draft (1991)
- The Dark Myth (1990)
- Tokai no Mori (1990)
- I Like You! (1990)
- Dark Myth Gaki Chapter/Heaven Chapter (1990)
- Four Days of Snow and Blood (1989) as Nobuyuki Abe
- Harimao (1989) as Colonel Kasai
- Tideland Fishing The Ariake Sea (1989) as Narrator (voice)
- Akira (1988) as Doctor Ônishi
- The Silk Road (1988)
- Rock Requiem (1988)
- There Goes Benio, the Smart Girl (1987)
- The Orphaned Geisha (1987) as Kuwajima
- Desperate Pursuit (1986) as CEO Kurata
- Godzilla 1985 (1985) as Foreign Minister Emori
- Penguin's Memory: A Tale of Happiness (1985) as Dr. Moe (voice)
- 国東物語 (1985)
- The Return of Godzilla (1984) as Foreign Minister Emori
- Okita Soji: Swordsman of Fire (1984) as Narrator
- Make-Up (1984) as Professor Hirai
- Beauty in the Flames (1984)
- The Cold-Hearted Sea (1984)
- Dallos (1983) as Taisô Nonomura (voice)
- Dallos (1983) as Taisō Nonomura (voice)
- Legend of the Eight Samurai (1983) as Guide Samurai
- Momi no Ki wa Nokotta: Ranshin (1983)
- The Yoshida School (1983) as Ryuichiro Nakaikawa
- The Fir Trees Remain (1983)
- Konnichiwa Hânesu (1983)
- Okori-jizō (1983)
- The Undercover Ninja Organization (1983)
- The Highest Honour (1982) as Major General Kawamura
- Samurai Reincarnation (1981) as Ogasawara Homyo Hidekiyo
- Lowly Ronin (1981)
- Umi yo omae ga (1981)
- Gate of Youth (1981) as Narrator (voice)
- The Moon Mask Rider (1981)
- This Is Noriko (1981)
- Auto Town (1981)
- Ten Duels of Young Shingo: Chapter 1 (1981) as Kawachi-no-kami Inoue
- Aoba gakuen monogatari (1981)
- The Last Days of Planet Earth (1981) as Director General of Environment Agency
- Sudachi no toki kyoiku wa shinazu (1981)
- A Distant Cry from Spring (1980) as Shuunichiro Tajima
- Magnitude 7.9 (1980) as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Barefoot Gen Part 3: Battle of Hiroshima (1980) as Father
- The Way to The Gold Medals (1980)
- G.I. Samurai (1979) as Ashikaga Yoshiaki
- Eighteen Years, to the Sea (1979) as Takahide Moromoto
- Nomugi Pass (1979) as Narrator (voice)
- Gassan (1979) as Hojo
- The Demon (1978) as Detective
- The Fall of Ako Castle (1978) as Narrator
- Japanese Godfather: Conclusion (1978) as Kijima
- August Without Emperor (1978) as Army General Mano
- Komugīro no tenshi suzume to shōnen (1978) as 三島先生
- Have Wings on Your Heart (1978)
- Edogawa Rampo no bijo shirīzu (1977)
- Akai Kizuna (1977)
- Special Crime Investigation Front (1977)
- Proof of the Man (1977)
- Suna no Utsuwa (1977) as 捜査一課長
- Curse of the Dog God (1977) as Gozo Kenmochi
- High Seas Hijack (1977) as Commander of Defense Katsuragi
- Sweet Revenge (1977)
- Stars and Storms (1976)
- A Life of Mao (1976)
- The Tempō Outlaws of the Marsh (1976)
- The Bullet Train (1975) as Hanamura
- The Perennial Weed (1975)
- Solar Eclipse (1975)
- Conflagration (1975) as Head Countermeasures Director Katsuragi
- Cops vs. Thugs (1975) as Assistant Chief Miura
- Main Line to Terror (1975)
- The Legend of Love & Sincerity: Continuation (1975)
- Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Final Episode (1974) as Hirate Kimio
- Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Police Tactics (1974) as Editor-in-Chief
- Prophecies of Nostradamus (1974) as Director General of Environment Agency
- Lady Snowblood 2: Love Song of Vengeance (1974) as Narrator (voice)
- The Legend of Love & Sincerity (1974) as Ai's father
- Men and War III: The Final Chapter (1973) as Shunichiro Tajima / Narrator
- Rika 2: Lonely Wanderer (1973) as Police Chief
- The Origin of Twenty Years Old (1973) as Masahiko Takano
- Chase That Man (1972)
- Men and War II: Land of Love and Sorrow (1971) as Narrator (voice)
- Morning Fog (1971)
- Men and War I: Prelude to Destiny (1970) as Narrator (voice)
- Apart from Life (1970) as Unami
- Safari 5000 (1969)
- Blood End (1969) as Gunnoshin
- Sleepy Eyes of Death 13: The Full Moon Swordsman (1969)
- Woman Gambling Expert: Odd/Even Gambling Trip (1969)
- Second Generation Young Boss (1969) as Togawa
- The Snow Woman (1968) as Gyôkei
- The Sands of Kurobe (1968)
- Slave Factory (1968)
- Three Sisters (1967) as Kuruma Zenshichi
- Zatoichi the Outlaw (1967) as Shusui Ohara
- A Warm Misty Night (1967) as Chan Nui
- Lost Love (1967) as Nezu
- Spy on the Masked Car (1967)
- The Lovable Tramp (1966)
- The Great White Tower (1966) as Attorney Sekiguchi
- Freezing Point (1966) as Takagi
- I'll Never Cry! (1966)
- A Windmill, Tulips and Love (1966)
- Red Glass (1966) as Sugiura
- Watashi, chigatteiru kashira (1966) as Akiyama
- A Drop of Grease (1966)
- I Love The Sun (1966)
- Tale of Japanese Burglars (1965)
- Shinobi No Mono 6: The Last Iga Spy (1965)
- A Chain of Islands (1965) as Kurosaki
- War Chronicle of a South Vietnam Marine Battalion (1965) as Narrator
- Boku dōshite namida ga deru no (1965)
- The Hunter's Diary (1964)
- A Man's Crest: Fight Challenge (1964)
- The Scarred Crest (1964)
- The Long Death (1964)
- The Bride is Fifteen (1964)
- Gun Demon Without Form (1964)
- Youth of the Beast (1963) as Detective Hirokawa
- The Mud-Spattered Pure Heart (1963) as Detective Tonegawa
- I Have the Sun in My Back (1963)
- Prince of Wolves (1963) as Shimabara
- Otona to kodomo no ainoko dai (1961)
- Break Down that Wall (1959)
- Kikenna onna (1959)
- A Secret Rendezvous (1959) as Law professor
- The Ghost of Iwojima (1959)
- The Night is Mine (1958)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Mizuho Suzuki best known for?
Mizuho Suzuki is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Death Kappa (2010), The Dark Myth (1990), Akira (1988), Godzilla 1985 (1985).
When and where was Mizuho Suzuki born?
Mizuho Suzuki was born on October 23, 1927 in Manchukuo, China. They passed away on November 19, 2023.
How many credits does Mizuho Suzuki have?
Mizuho Suzuki has accumulated over 145 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1958 to 2013.
What is Mizuho Suzuki's background in cinema and television?
Mizuho Suzuki is a male actor born in Manchukuo, China on October 23, 1927. He is known for his work in the film industry. Suzuki is also known by the stage name Mizuho Suzuki. He has appeared in a total of 146 known credits. Suzuki passed away on November 19, 2023, at the age of 96. His notable film credits include Kâ...