Nobu Morimoto
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- September 23, 1979 in Kyoto, Japan
- Active Years
- 2009–2024 (16 Years)
- Total Credits
- 37 credits in database
Biography
Nobu Morimoto is a Japanese actor and producer born on September 23, 1979, in Kyoto, Japan. Standing 176 cm tall, he is known for his work in contemporary Japanese film and television, appearing in a range of dramas, thrillers, and independent projects since the early 2000s. His known credits include Shoplifters released in 2018, Trick released in 2000, and Ikari no tekken: Lady Dragon released in 2012. Additional film works associated with him include Crazy Samurai Musashi, 37 Seconds, Be My Master, Small, Slow But Steady, Outrage Coda, The Hungry Lion, Love and Other Cults, Demolition Girl, Alley Cat, Shippu Rondo, Saraba Seijaku, and 64: P. He has achieved numerous known credits in his acting career and is also recognized by his Japanese stage name.
Career overview
Nobu Morimoto is a Japanese actor and producer known for his work in contemporary Japanese film and television. Born on September 23, 1979, in Kyoto, Japan, he has built a career appearing in a range of dramas, thrillers, and independent projects since the early 2000s. Standing at a height of 176 cm, he is recognized for his supporting roles across numerous productions.
Morimoto's extensive filmography includes appearances in Shoplifters from 2018, Trick from 2000, and Ikari no tekken: Lady Dragon from 2012. Additional film credits listed in his body of work comprise Crazy Samurai Musashi, 37 Seconds, Be My Master, Small, Slow But Steady, Outrage Coda, The Hungry Lion, Love and Other Cults, and Demolition Girl. His film appearances further extend to titles such as JK Erejii from 2019, Ueta Raion from 2018, Saraba Seijaku from 2018, Kemonomichi from 2017, Alley Cat from 2017, and Shippu Rondo from 2016.
With known credits numbering in the dozens, Morimoto continues to work in the industry as an actor and producer, participating in a wide variety of film projects.
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Full Filmography
37 titles- Pipparan!! (2024)
- Tokyo Vice (2022) as Bike Helmet Man
- Small, Slow But Steady (2022)
- Spotlight (2022)
- Come and Go (2021) as Principal of the Japanese Language School
- The Pretenders (2021)
- Nagareboshi (2021)
- The Fish with One Sleeve (2021) as Sakai
- Crazy Samurai Musashi (2020) as Cyusuke Komori
- 37 Seconds (2019) as Police Officer
- Step Up Love Story: Double Love (2019)
- Demolition Girl (2019)
- Be My Master (2018) as Meguro's colleague
- The Gun (2018)
- The Hungry Lion (2018) as Mizoguchi
- 3 Feet Ball and Souls (2018)
- Goodbye Silence (2018)
- Outrage Coda (2017)
- Love and Other Cults (2017)
- Alley Cat (2017)
- Black Tears (2017) as Shirai
- Kaeshi (2017)
- Kaeshi 2 (2017)
- Mother Lake (2016) as Tanaka
- Tales of the Bizarre: 2016 Fall Special (2016) as (segment "Shachu no dekigoto")
- Going the Distance (2016)
- Kazoku gokko (2015) as (segment "Satou-ka no tsuya")
- Ghost Storyteller (2014)
- Nonmetal Night (2013)
- Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters (2012) as Announcer
- Urban Spirit Legend: Croionna (2012)
- Nemosu Idol Sosenkyo Battle (2011)
- Absolute Zero (2010) as Keiichi Mizushima
- Love Strikes! (2010)
- The Hero Show (2010)
- Konkatsu Battle Royal (2010)
- Nurse's Confession (2009) as Kenta Kinosaki
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Nobu Morimoto best known for?
Nobu Morimoto is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Tokyo Vice (2022), Small, Slow But Steady (2022), Crazy Samurai Musashi (2020), Be My Master (2018).
When and where was Nobu Morimoto born?
Nobu Morimoto was born on September 23, 1979 in Kyoto, Japan.
How many credits does Nobu Morimoto have?
Nobu Morimoto has accumulated over 37 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2009 to 2024.
What is Nobu Morimoto's background in cinema and television?
Nobu Morimoto is a Japanese actor and producer born on September 23, 1979, in Kyoto, Japan. Standing 176 cm tall, he is known for his work in contemporary Japanese film and television, appearing in a range of dramas, thrillers, and independent projects since the early 2000s. His known credits include Shoplifters releas...
Nobu Morimoto by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Nurse's Confession (2009) as Kenta Kinosaki — aged about 29
- Absolute Zero (2010) as Keiichi Mizushima — aged about 30
- Tokyo Vice (2022) as Bike Helmet Man — aged about 42
- Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters (2012) as Announcer — aged about 32
- Small, Slow But Steady (2022) — aged about 42
- Be My Master (2018) as Meguro's colleague — aged about 38
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