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Takeshi Kitano

Directing Born Jan 18, 1947 Tokyo, Japan 188 credits

Biography

Takeshi Kitano, also known in Japan as Beat Takeshi, is a Japanese comedian, actor, and filmmaker. Born on January 18, 1947, in Tokyo, Japan, he is recognized for his work in directing, acting, and television hosting. Kitano rose to prominence during the 1970s as part of the comedy duo Two Beat before pursuing a solo career and establishing himself as one of the top three comedians in his native country. While primarily known as a comedian and TV host in Japan, he has gained international recognition for his filmmaking and acting. His directorial debut was the 1989 film Violent Cop, followed by the critically acclaimed Sonatine in 1993.

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Career

Career overview

Takeshi Kitano is a Japanese comedian, actor, and filmmaker who was born in Tokyo, Japan, on January 18, 1947. He is known in Japan as Beat Takeshi. While he is primarily recognized as a comedian and television host in his native country, he is better known internationally for his work as a filmmaker and actor, alongside his television hosting work. Kitano rose to prominence during the 1970s as one half of the comedy duo Two Beat before eventually going solo to become one of the three biggest comedians in Japan.

Following several small acting roles, Kitano made his directorial debut with the 1989 film Violent Cop. He subsequently garnered international acclaim for his 1993 film Sonatine. Over the course of his career, Kitano has accumulated 122 known credits, with directing noted as his primary area of work on The Movie Database.

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Career timeline

AUM: The Cult at the End of the World
Broken RageBroken Rage · DirectorBroken Rage · WriterBroken Rage · Editor
Takeshi's Castle JapanKubiKubi · EditorKubi · ScreenplayKubi · Director
Asakusa Kid · Novel
Citizen Kitanoたけしのその時カメラは回っていた
Idaten: Tokyo Olympics Story
Why Are We Creative?Kiseki taiken! Unbelievable
Ghost in the ShellPlankton SalesmenOutrage CodaOutrage Coda · EditorOutrage Coda · Director
Doctor X: Gekai Daimon Michiko SpecialWhile the Women Are SleepingA Living Promise
Mozu The MovieRyuzo and the Seven HenchmenRyuzo and the Seven Henchmen · WriterRyuzo and the Seven Henchmen · EditorRyuzo and the Seven Henchmen · Director
In Between Mountains and OceansSeicho Matsumoto's Black GospelMorningMorning · ScreenplayMorning · Director
Nagi-Asu: A Lull in the Sea · Assistant EditorTrespassing BergmanKids Return: The Reunion · Original StoryMiwa: A Japanese Icon
A Special DayBeyond OutrageBeyond Outrage · DirectorBeyond Outrage · WriterBeyond Outrage · Editor
OutrageOutrage · DirectorOutrage · ScreenplayOutrage · EditorKikoku
Takeshi's Castle Vol. 1Takeshi's Castle Vol. 1 · Director
Achilles and the TortoiseAchilles and the Tortoise · DirectorAchilles and the Tortoise · ScreenplayAchilles and the Tortoise · EditorThe Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit
To Each His Own CinemaTo Each His Own Cinema · DirectorTo Each His Own Cinema · ScreenplayTo Each His Own Cinema · ProducerTo Each His Own Cinema · Editor
Takeshis'Takeshis' · DirectorTakeshis' · WriterTakeshis' · Editor
ArakimentariIzoBlood and BonesThe Golden Cups: One More TimeElectric Yakuza, Go to Hell!
MusashiMXCZatoichiZatoichi · DirectorZatoichi · Editor
Takeshi's CastleTakeshi's Castle · CreatorDolls · ScreenplayDolls · DirectorDolls · Editor
Shooting Film is Battleground: Making of BATTLE ROYALE
Battle RoyaleBrotherBrother · DirectorBrother · EditorBrother · Writer
KikujiroKikujiro · ScreenplayKikujiro · EditorKikujiro · DirectorTaboo
Tokyo Eyes加ト・けん・たけしの世紀末スペシャル!!
FireworksFireworks · EditorFireworks · DirectorFireworks · ScreenplayHana-bi (1997) – Behind-the-scenes Footage
Kids Return · DirectorKids Return · WriterKids Return · EditorMaking-of Kids Return
Johnny MnemonicGoninGetting Any?Getting Any? · WriterGetting Any? · Director
Today's Close-UpSonatineSonatine · DirectorSonatine · EditorSonatine · Screenplay
Erotic LiaisonsDioxin from Fish!A Legend of TurmoilKitano fan kurabu北野ファンクラブ

Full filmography

  • AUM: The Cult at the End of the World (2025) as Self (archive footage)
  • Broken Rage (2024) as Nezumi
  • Broken Rage (2024) Director
  • Broken Rage (2024) Writer
  • Broken Rage (2024) Editor
  • Takeshi's Castle Japan (2023)
  • Kubi (2023) as Hashiba Hideyoshi
  • Kubi (2023) Editor
  • Kubi (2023) Screenplay
  • Kubi (2023) Director
  • Kubi (2023) Novel
  • Analog (2023) Novel
  • Asakusa Kid (2021) Novel
  • Citizen Kitano (2020) as Self
  • たけしのその時カメラは回っていた (2020)
  • Idaten: Tokyo Olympics Story (2019) as 古今亭志生
  • Why Are We Creative? (2018) as Self
  • Kiseki taiken! Unbelievable (2018) as Storyteller
  • Ghost in the Shell (2017) as Aramaki
  • Plankton Salesmen (2017) as Self (archive footage)
  • Outrage Coda (2017) as Otomo
  • Outrage Coda (2017) Editor
  • Outrage Coda (2017) Director
  • Outrage Coda (2017) Screenplay
  • Prison Break (2017) as Urata
  • Doctor X: Gekai Daimon Michiko Special (2016)
  • While the Women Are Sleeping (2016) as Sahara
  • A Living Promise (2016) as Detective Koichiro Iwase
  • Mozu The Movie (2015) as Daruma
  • Ryuzo and the Seven Henchmen (2015) as Detective Murakami
  • Ryuzo and the Seven Henchmen (2015) Writer
  • Ryuzo and the Seven Henchmen (2015) Editor
  • Ryuzo and the Seven Henchmen (2015) Director
  • Aka Medaka (2015) as Tatekawa Danshi
  • たけしのこれがホントのニッポン芸能史 (2015)
  • In Between Mountains and Oceans (2014) as Himself
  • Seicho Matsumoto's Black Gospel (2014) as Rokuro Fujisawa
  • Morning (2014)
  • Morning (2014) Screenplay
  • Morning (2014) Director
  • オモクリ監督~O-Creator's TV Show~ (2014)
  • The 8th Floor (2014) as Self
  • Nagi-Asu: A Lull in the Sea (2013) Assistant Editor
  • Trespassing Bergman (2013) as Self
  • Kids Return: The Reunion (2013) Original Story
  • Miwa: A Japanese Icon (2013) as Himself
  • A Special Day (2012) as Self
  • Beyond Outrage (2012) as Otomo
  • Beyond Outrage (2012) Director
  • Beyond Outrage (2012) Writer
  • Beyond Outrage (2012) Editor
  • Dearest (2012) as Teruo Sugino
  • 日曜ゴールデンで何やってんだテレビ (2012)
  • Outrage (2010) as Otomo
  • Outrage (2010) Director
  • Outrage (2010) Screenplay
  • Outrage (2010) Editor
  • Kikoku (2010) as Private First Class Oomiya
  • Takeshi's Castle Vol. 1 (2009)
  • Takeshi's Castle Vol. 1 (2009) Director
  • Achilles and the Tortoise (2008) as Machisu
  • Achilles and the Tortoise (2008) Director
  • Achilles and the Tortoise (2008) Screenplay
  • Achilles and the Tortoise (2008) Editor
  • The Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit (2008) as Take-Majin (voice)
  • What the War Meant (2008) as Hideki Tojo
  • Yayoi Kusama: I Love Me (2008)
  • To Each His Own Cinema (2007) as The projectionist (segment "Rencontre unique")
  • To Each His Own Cinema (2007) Director
  • To Each His Own Cinema (2007) Screenplay
  • To Each His Own Cinema (2007) Producer
  • To Each His Own Cinema (2007) Editor
  • Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007) as Takeshi / Yakuza / Father / Ninja / Detective / Astronomer
  • Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007) Director
  • Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007) Writer
  • Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007) Editor
  • Dots and Lines (2007) as Jutaro Torikai
  • Takeshis' (2005) as Beat Takeshi / Mr. Kitano
  • Takeshis' (2005) Director
  • Takeshis' (2005) Writer
  • Takeshis' (2005) Editor
  • Arakimentari (2004) as Self
  • Izo (2004) as Chancellor
  • Blood and Bones (2004) as Joon-pyong Kim
  • The Golden Cups: One More Time (2004) as Himself
  • Electric Yakuza, Go to Hell! (2004) as Self
  • Musashi (2003) as Munisai Shinmen
  • MXC (2003)
  • Zatoichi (2003) as Zatoichi / Ichi
  • Zatoichi (2003) Director
  • Zatoichi (2003) Editor
  • Zatoichi (2003) Screenplay
  • Battle Royale II: Requiem (2003) as Kitano
  • The Final Battleground — Making of Battle Royale II (2003) as Self
  • Takeshi's Castle (2002)
  • Takeshi's Castle (2002) Creator
  • Dolls (2002) Screenplay
  • Dolls (2002) Director
  • Dolls (2002) Editor
  • Asakusa Kid (2002) Original Story
  • Kichiku (2002)
  • Kogoro Akechi vs Kaijin Nijyuu Menso (2002) as Niju Menso
  • Shooting Film is Battleground: Making of BATTLE ROYALE (2001) as Self
  • Battle Royale (2000) as Kitano
  • Brother (2000) as Aniki Yamamoto
  • Brother (2000) Director
  • Brother (2000) Editor
  • Brother (2000) Writer
  • The Story of One Century (2000)
  • The 300 million yen robbery (2000)
  • Making of 'Battle Royale' (2000) as Self
  • Scenes by the Sea: Takeshi Kitano (2000) as Self
  • Kikujiro (1999) as Kikujiro
  • Kikujiro (1999) Screenplay
  • Kikujiro (1999) Editor
  • Kikujiro (1999) Director
  • Taboo (1999) as Toshizo Hijikata
  • Zankyo (1999)
  • Jam Session (The Official Bootleg of Kikujiro) (1999)
  • The Unpredictable Takeshi Kitano (1999) as Self
  • Kiseki Taiken! Anbiribabō: 1999 Nostradamus Senritsu no Daiyogen Mysterious Unbelievable (1999)
  • Kiseki Taiken! Anbiribabō: Kyōfu Eizō Kaiki Shashin Korekushon (1999)
  • Tokyo Eyes (1998) as Yakusa
  • 加ト・けん・たけしの世紀末スペシャル!! (1998)
  • Fireworks (1997) as Yoshitaka Nishi
  • Fireworks (1997) Editor
  • Fireworks (1997) Director
  • Fireworks (1997) Screenplay
  • Hana-bi (1997) – Behind-the-scenes Footage (1997) as Self - Himself
  • Hana-bi (1997) – Behind-the-scenes Footage (1997) Director
  • Kids Return (1996) Director
  • Kids Return (1996) Writer
  • Kids Return (1996) Editor
  • Making-of Kids Return (1996) as Himself
  • Johnny Mnemonic (1995) as Takahashi
  • Gonin (1995) as Ichiro Kyoya
  • Getting Any? (1995) as Scientist
  • Getting Any? (1995) Writer
  • Getting Any? (1995) Director
  • Getting Any? (1995) Editor
  • Today's Close-Up (1993) as 出演
  • Sonatine (1993) as Aniki Murakawa
  • Sonatine (1993) Director
  • Sonatine (1993) Editor
  • Sonatine (1993) Screenplay
  • Many Happy Returns (1993) as Daisuke Shiba
  • Many Happy Returns (1993) Novel
  • Erotic Liaisons (1992) as Okuyama
  • Dioxin from Fish! (1992) as Azuma
  • A Legend of Turmoil (1992) as Kiichirou Yashiro
  • Kitano fan kurabu (1992) as Self
  • 北野ファンクラブ (1992)
  • Kim's War (1991) as Kim Hyi-ro
  • A Scene at the Sea (1991) Director
  • A Scene at the Sea (1991) Editor
  • A Scene at the Sea (1991) Screenplay
  • Shoko Asahara with Takeshi (1991) as Self
  • Boiling Point (1990) as Uehara
  • Boiling Point (1990) Director
  • Boiling Point (1990) Screenplay
  • The Yagyu Code: Secret Scrolls (1990)
  • KILL THEM ALL (1990)
  • Hoshi wo tsugu mono (1990) as Yama no hito
  • Violent Cop (1989) as Azuma Ryosuke
  • Violent Cop (1989) Director
  • Violent Cop (1989) Writer
  • Beat Takeshi Presents TV Tackle (1989)
  • The Boss' Wife (1988) as Shoji Sugimoto, Hitman
  • Takeshi's Castle (1986) as Count Takeshi
  • No More Comics! (1986) as Police
  • 雨の降る駅 (1986) as 演员
  • Demon (1985) as Yajima
  • Joke with a Sorrowful Heart (1985) as Hiroshi Igarashi
  • Tokyo Melody: A Film About Ryuichi Sakamoto (1985) as Hara (archive footage)
  • Jesus' Ark (1985) as Takeyoshi Sengoku
  • Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (1983) as Hara
  • The Mosquito on the Tenth Floor (1983) as Man at Racetrack
  • The Crimes of Kiyoshi Ōkubo (1983) as Kiyoshi Ôkubo
  • Summer Secrets (1982) as Ramen shop owner
  • The Dump Truck Rascal (1981)
  • Manon (1981) as Shinobu
  • Completely... With That Air! (1981)
  • Makoto-chan (1980)
  • Go, Go Second Time Virgin (1969) as Gang Member
  • Golden Horse Awards (1962) as Self
  • In Your Blood: Hoki Naiden
  • Kodai bunmei Misuterī Takeshi no shin sekai nana fushigi dai hyakka
  • One Fine Day Director