Ryōji Hayama
Biography
Ryōji Hayama was a Japanese actor known for his work in movies and television shows. Born in Kamogawa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan on November 9, 1932, he maintained an extensive career that included one hundred eighteen known credits in the acting field. His life and career spanned several decades until his death on January 3, 1993, at the age of sixty years old. Beyond his profession as an actor and his vital biographical dates and birthplace, additional specific details regarding his personal life, roles, awards, and filmography are not recorded in the available reference materials.
Career overview
Ryōji Hayama was a Japanese actor born in Kamogawa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan on November 9, 1932. Throughout his career, he was known for his work in acting, accumulating a total of 118 known credits in movies and television shows.
Hayama passed away on January 3, 1993, at the age of sixty. His professional life in the film and television industry is documented through his extensive credits on the Movie Database, reflecting his active involvement in the entertainment field as a Japanese actor.
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116 titles- Trinacria: Porsche 959 (1987)
- 国東物語 (1985)
- The Story of a Man Among Men (1984)
- Kazoku no sentaku (1983) as Ryutaro Katsuoka
- The Machine Gun Dragon (1976)
- Violent Streets (1974) as Futahashi
- The Tattooed Hitman (1974)
- The Executioner II: Karate Inferno (1974) as Tsuyoshi Motohashi
- Father of the Kamikaze (1974)
- Criminal Woman: Killing Melody (1973) as Boss Oba
- A True Story of the Private Ginza Police (1973)
- Hikage-Mono (1972)
- Yakuza Wolf: I Perform Murder (1972) as Ishiguro
- The Viper Brothers (1971) as Wasaburo Umeda (Takihana second-in-command)
- The Kanto Brothers' Code of Honor (1971)
- Contemporary Tales of Chivalry: Forbidden Love (1971)
- Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) as Admiral (uncredited)
- Japan's Violent Gangs: Degenerate Boss (1970)
- Code Between Brothers: All New (1970)
- A Kamikaze Cop (1970) as Miura Kingo
- Kanto Street Peddlers: Clan Violent Loyalty (1970) as Yoshio Yuki
- Thugs of Shinjuku (1970)
- Kanto Street Peddlers: Royal Temple Duel (1970) as Ryohei Miyamura
- Wolves of the City, Operation "Rat" (1969)
- Bloody Territories (1969) as Kazuo Itakura, Itakura Clan boss (as Ryôji Hayama)
- Brothers Serving Time (1969)
- The Elder Sister (1969)
- The Rough One (1969) as Goro
- Chivalrous Pride (1969)
- Showdown at Nagasaki (1969)
- Brutal Tales of Chivalry 6 (1969)
- やくざ番外地 抹殺 (1969)
- Retaliation (1968) as Kitakata
- Outlaw: Black Dagger (1968) as Tatsuzô Hatooka
- Tokyo Bath Harem (1968) as Shinzo
- Outlaw: Heartless (1968) as Sawada
- Diamonds of the Andes (1968)
- Dice and Swords (1968)
- Ukiyo-e Artist (1968)
- Three Seconds to Zero Hour (1967) as Uetsuki
- Massacre Gun (1967) as Midorikawa
- Rusty Pendant (1967)
- The Kanto Region Is Also Expanding (1967)
- My Sweetheart (1967) as Ryoji Hagawa
- Burning Clouds (1967)
- 対決 (1967)
- Saga from Chichibu Mountains - Sword Cuts the Shadows (1967) as Kakunoshin Okada
- Return to Kanto Prison (1967) as Senpachi Kawade
- 夜霧の脱出 (1965) as Tadao Mizuta
- Tokyo In Love (1965)
- Kenjū burai jō nagare-sha no mure (1965)
- A Girl of the Plateau (1965) as Yoshino
- Northern City (1965) as Takenaka
- Gun Demon Without Form (1964)
- Quick-Draw Joe: Sand Dune Duel (1964) as Hirose
- Kiri ni Kieta Hito (1963)
- Detective Bureau 2-3: A Man Weak to Money and Women (1963) as Miyagusuku
- Acacia no Ame ga Yamu Toki (1963)
- Black Dice (1962)
- A Man with Dragon Tattoos (1962)
- Mexico Drifter (1962)
- The Rambler Returns Home (1962)
- The Young and Bad (1962)
- Angel and the Outlaw (1962)
- The Guys Who Put Money on Me (1962)
- Quick Draw Sanshiro (1962)
- Blood-Red Water in the Channel (1961) as Katsumi Funakoshi
- The Storm over Arabia (1961) as Kimura
- Living by Karate (1961) as Goro
- Yoru no chōsen-sha (1961)
- Hotbed of Crime (1961)
- Seven Challengers (1961)
- He Killed Dad (1961)
- Whistling in the Darkness (1961)
- The Song of the Season (1961)
- Gun of Nosappu (1961)
- 素っ飛び小僧 (1960)
- Jungle Block (1960) as Shinsuke Tozaki
- The Call of the Foghorn (1960)
- The Guitarist from the Sea (1960)
- Sixteen years old (1960)
- The Law's Bloody Wounds (1960) as 露木五郎
- Shippû kozô (1960)
- Passport to Darkness (1959)
- 大学の暴れん坊 (1959)
- A Love that Wagers the World (1959) as Kinya Nonomura
- Gunshū no naka no taiyō (1959)
- Talented Woman (1959)
- A Turning to Hell (1959) as Maki
- The Third Dead Angle (1959)
- Windy Street (1959) as Jinkichi Kobayashi
- Dream Young Man's Dream (1959)
- Masked Woman (1959)
- 死の壁の脱出 (1958) as Kikawa
- Forever, My Love (1958) as Shigeru Tsujii
- Wolves of the Night (1958)
- The Perfect Game (1958) as Tetsutarô Matsui
- City with Beasts (1958)
- Kawakami Tetsuji, No. 16 (1957) as Coach Toi
- Temptation (1957) as Shôhei Matsuyama
- Dancing Sisters (1957)
- Streetlights (1957) as 能瀬精一郎
- Saigo no totsugeki (1957)
- Aishū no sono (1957)
- But the Flesh is Weak (1957) as Tsuchiya
- Mehyō to Narazu Mono (1957)
- Madam (1957)
- The Temptress and the Monk (1957) as Socho
- Mountain Pass (1957)
- Hana no unga (1956)
- Shiawase wa doko ni (1956) as Goro Matsuo
- Saigo no sentō-ki (1956)
- Hungry Soul, Part II (1956) as Tachibana's Old Friend C
- Human Torpedoes Attack (1956)
- Family of Sorrow (1956)
- Forever a Woman (1955) as Akira Ôtsuki
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Ryōji Hayama best known for?
Ryōji Hayama is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Violent Streets (1974), Hikage-Mono (1972), Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), He Killed Dad (1961).
When and where was Ryōji Hayama born?
Ryōji Hayama was born on November 9, 1932 in Kamogawa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on January 3, 1993.
How many credits does Ryōji Hayama have?
Ryōji Hayama has accumulated over 116 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1955 to 1987.
What is Ryōji Hayama's background in cinema and television?
Ryōji Hayama was a Japanese actor known for his work in movies and television shows. Born in Kamogawa, Chiba Prefecture, Japan on November 9, 1932, he maintained an extensive career that included one hundred eighteen known credits in the acting field. His life and career spanned several decades until his death on Janua...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Hikage-Mono (1972) — aged about 39
- Forever a Woman (1955) as Akira Ôtsuki — aged about 22
- Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) as Admiral (uncredited) — aged about 37
- Violent Streets (1974) as Futahashi — aged about 41
- He Killed Dad (1961) — aged about 28
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