Senri Sakurai
Biography
Senri Sakurai was a Japanese musician, comedian, and actor whose real name was Chisato Sakurai. He was a member of the band Crazy Cats. Born in London, United Kingdom on March 20, 1926, he lived to the age of 86 and passed away on November 10, 2012. Known primarily for his work in acting, he accumulated 74 known credits over the course of his career. His stage name is written in Japanese as 桜井センリ.
Career overview
Senri Sakurai was a Japanese musician, comedian, and actor whose real name was Chisato Sakurai. Born in London, United Kingdom on March 20, 1926, he became known for his work in acting, accumulating a total of seventy-four known credits according to available biographical data.
In addition to his acting career, he was a member of the band known as the Crazy Cats. His life and career spanned several decades, ending with his death on November 10, 2012, at the age of eighty-six.
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- Yoshino's Barber Shop (2004) as Grandpa Mikawa
- Heaven's Bookstore (2004) as Tasuke
- Eiko (2004)
- The Twilight Samurai (2002) as Tozaemon's Attendant
- A Class to Remember IV: Fifteen (2000)
- Hakuchi: The Innocent (1999) as Doctor
- Memory & Desire (1998) as Mr Kuroda
- Heisei Irresponsible Family: Tokyo de Luxe (1995) as Asai
- Tora-san's Matchmaker (1993)
- Kaisha monogatari: Memories of You (1988) as Chisato Sakurada
- Final Take: The Golden Age of Movies (1986)
- Tora-san's Bluebird Fantasy (1986)
- 愛しのチィパッパ (1986)
- I Go to Tokyo (1985)
- Tora-san's Forbidden Love (1984)
- Lover, Come Back to Me (1983) as City Hall Employee
- Tora-san's Song of Love (1983)
- Tora-san, the Expert (1982)
- Good Luck Love (1981)
- Tora-san, the Matchmaker (1979)
- Almost Transparent Blue (1979)
- Tora-san Plays Cupid (1977)
- Tora-san's Sunrise and Sunset (1976)
- Center of Tokyo (1974) as Shokichi
- Umarekawatta Tamegorō (1972) as Priest
- It's a festival! It's a ghost festival! Everybody Gather!! (1972)
- I'll Be Deceived (1971) as Sakura
- Price of Life (1971) as Shinkichi
- Where Spring Comes Late (1970) as Himself
- Shameless School (1970)
- Crazy Violence at Shimizu Harbor (1970)
- Crazy Big Discovery (1969) as Tomekichi
- Crazy Big Explosion (1969)
- Hotsprings Holiday (1968)
- Mexican Free-for-All (1968) as Japanese-American Ken
- The Million Dollar Pursuit (1968)
- Japan's No. 1 Traitor (1968)
- Downtown Blues (1968)
- Imaginary Paradise (1968)
- It's The Drifters! Steal, steal, steal as much as you can! (1968)
- Las Vegas Free-For-All (1967)
- Monsieur Zivaco (1967) as Old woman
- The Greatest Challenge of All (1967)
- Ghost Story of Two Travelers at Tenamonya (1967)
- Industrial Spy Free-for-All (1967) as News Announcer
- Let's Have A Dream (1967)
- Scorpion (1967)
- The Lovable Tramp (1966)
- The Man from Planet Alpha (1966)
- Gamblers' Luck (1966)
- The Boss of Pick-Pocket Bay (1966) as Monta
- The Craziest Operation (1966)
- ほんだら捕物帖 (1966)
- Good Evening (1965) as Nojima
- Japan's No. 1 Sesame Paste Man (1965)
- The Crazy Adventure (1965) as Kakurai
- ほんだら剣法 (1965)
- Youth Season Continued (1964)
- Japan's No. 1 Braggart (1964) as Chauffeur
- Irresponsible Life in Edo Japan (1964)
- The Honest Fool (1964)
- Legend of the Irresponsible Hero (1964)
- Crazy Cats Go to Hong Kong (1963)
- Japan's No. 1 Playboy (1963) as Apartment Manager
- Crazy Operation: First Move (1963)
- Irresponsible Age of Japan (1962)
- Youth Season (1962)
- Irresponsible Rascal of Japan (1962)
- The Salaryman's Carefree Life: What a Relaxed Job This Is! (1962)
- Kureji no Hanayome to Shichinin no Nakama (1962)
- 腰抜け女兵騒動 (1961)
- Zenigata Heiji Case Files: Enma's Nightly Ledger (1961)
- Downtown Story