Tomio Aoki
Biography
Tomio Aoki works in acting. Born October 7, 1923 in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Died January 24, 2004. Archytele tracks 130 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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130 titles- Walking With The Dog (2004)
- 突貫ジジイ 第5話 ある実験 (2003)
- Deka Matsuri (2003)
- Pistol Opera (2001)
- Not Forgotten (2000) as Ito
- Welcome Home (1995) as Man at Park
- The Shadow on the Wall (1972) as Street person
- Blood for Blood (1971) as Terasaki
- Stray Cat Rock: Delinquent Girl Boss (1970)
- Greatest Boss of Japan (1970)
- Rising Dragon: Red-Hot Iron Skin (1969)
- Savage Wolf Pack (1969)
- The Will to Live (1967)
- The Reckless One (1967)
- Shin yūkyōden (1966)
- Love Eternal (1966)
- A World For Two (1966)
- Born Under Crossed Stars (1965)
- Chivalrous Life (1965)
- In Tears (1965)
- Seishun zenki: Aoi kajitsu (1965)
- Intentions of Murder (1964) as Neighbor
- The Call of Blood (1964) as Barbershop Owner
- The Sound of Waves (1964) as Employee
- The Bride is Fifteen (1964)
- Modern Children (1963)
- Youth of the Beast (1963) as Terumi Matsui
- Fight of the Gamblers (1963)
- The Incorrigible (1963)
- Ore wa Jigoku no Butaichou (1963)
- Foundry Town (1962) as Worker A
- A Rampage Full of Dreams (1962)
- The Young and Bad (1962)
- The Rambler Goes North (1962)
- Black Dice (1962)
- Jūdan no arashi (1962)
- Facing to the Clouds (1962)
- Taiyō no yō ni akaruku (1962)
- The Guys Who Put Money on Me (1962) as Hayasaki
- Last Round (1962)
- Seinen no isu (1962)
- Kimagure tosei (1962)
- Solo Traveler (1962)
- Pigs and Battleships (1961) as Kyuro
- Shōjo (1961)
- The Famous Wanderer (1961)
- Million Dollar Smash-and-Grab (1961)
- The Wind-of-Youth Group Crosses the Mountain Pass (1961) as Sampei
- The Rambler under the Southern Cross (1961)
- Keiji monogatari jazu wa kurutchai nē (1961)
- Joe of Aces: Give and Take (1961)
- Ōatari hyappatsuhyakuchū (1961)
- The Guitarist and the Rancher (1960)
- The Rambler Rides Again (1960)
- The Rambler in the Sunset (1960)
- Yakuza sensei (1960)
- The Brawler (1960) as The regular tailor
- Take Aim at the Police Van (1960) as Clerk of Inn
- Jungle Block (1960)
- Intimidation (1960)
- Tokyo Mighty Guy (1960)
- My Hometown is the Wild West (1960)
- Return of the Vagabond (1960)
- 金語楼の俺は殺し屋だ (1960)
- Lone Wolf (1960) as Miyamoto
- Break Down that Wall (1959) as Aioi Station policeman A
- The Rambling Guitarist (1959)
- Yuganda tsuki (1959) as Bota-san
- A Man Explodes (1959)
- The Sky Is Mine (1959)
- Crazy Jailbreak (1959) as Takeuchi
- Underworld Beauty (1958) as Artisan
- The Perfect Game (1958) as Janitor at bank
- Nishi Ginza Station (1958)
- Fangs of Night (1958)
- Jûnana-sai no teikô (1957)
- A Sun-Tribe Myth from the Bakumatsu Era (1957)
- The Eagle and the Hawk (1957) as Shin
- Temptation (1957) as Painter
- I Am Waiting (1957) as Shibata's henchman
- Joshiryōsai (1957)
- Frankie the Milkman (1956)
- The Burmese Harp (1956) as Oyama
- Suzaki Paradise: Red Light District (1956) as Ice Man
- The Thick-Walled Room (1956)
- Pure Emotions of the Sea (1956) as Sailor B
- Lunar Eclipse (1956)
- Burden of Love (1955) as Red District Businessman
- Passion and Rifle Bullets (1955)
- Dancing Girls of Izu (1954)
- A Japanese Tragedy (1953)
- Five Siblings (1939)
- Surging Waves (1939)
- Kokumin no chikai (1938)
- Forget Love for Now (1937) as Kotarô (as Tokkan Kozô)
- What Did the Lady Forget? (1937) as Tomio
- A Star Athlete (1937)
- Children in the Wind (1937) as Circus Boy
- The Only Son (1936) as Tomibo, Otaka's son
- Him, Her, and the Boys (1935) as Don-ko
- Mother's Love Letter (1935)
- An Innocent Maid (1935) as Tomibô
- An Inn in Tokyo (1935) as Zenko
- Burden of Life (1935)
- A Hero of Tokyo (1935) as Kanichi as a boy
- If You Throw This Child Away (1935)
- The Groom Talks in His Sleep (1935) as Boy at liquor shop
- With a Single Sword Bale (1934)
- A Story of Floating Weeds (1934) as Tomio
- Street Without End (1934) as Bellboy
- Eclipse (1934) as Shigeru, Ôsaki's brother
- Passing Fancy (1933) as Tomio
- Apart from You (1933) as Shôkiku's younger brother
- The Cheerleading Captain's Love (1933)
- I Was Born, But... (1932) as Keiji
- No Blood Relation (1932) as Neighbour's child
- The Loyal 47 Ronin (1932) as boss of the children (as Tokkan Kozô)
- Crying to the Blue Sky (1932)
- Chocolate Girl (1932)
- The Lady and the Beard (1931) as Prefectural Referee (uncredited)
- The Strength of a Moustache (1931)
- The Luck Which Touched the Leg (1930) as First son
- Mr. and Mrs. Swordplay (1930) as Kurô, Child
- Walk Cheerfully (1930)
- I Flunked, But... (1930) as Landlady's Son
- Hard Times (1930) as Masao
- The Tale of Kinuyo (1930)
- A Buddhist Mass for Goemon Ishikawa (1930)
- A Straightforward Boy (1929) as Tetsubo
- The Life of an Office Worker (1929) as Third son
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Tomio Aoki best known for?
Tomio Aoki is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Jája and Pája (1987), Intentions of Murder (1964), Youth of the Beast (1963), A Rampage Full of Dreams (1962).
When and where was Tomio Aoki born?
Tomio Aoki was born on October 7, 1923 in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on January 24, 2004.
How many credits does Tomio Aoki have?
Tomio Aoki has accumulated over 130 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1929 to 2004.
What is Tomio Aoki's background in cinema and television?
Tomio Aoki (October 7, 1923 in Yokohama, Japan – January 24, 2004 in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan) aka Tokkan Kozō was a Japanese film actor. Aoki became famous as a child actor after debuting at the age of six in silent films directed by Yasujirō Ozu. His leading role in Ozu's 1929 short comedy Tokkan kozo gave Aoki his ni...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- The Burmese Harp (1956) as Oyama — aged about 32
- Pigs and Battleships (1961) as Kyuro — aged about 37
- Burden of Love (1955) as Red District Businessman — aged about 31
- Intentions of Murder (1964) as Neighbor — aged about 40
- A Sun-Tribe Myth from the Bakumatsu Era (1957) — aged about 33
- Suzaki Paradise: Red Light District (1956) as Ice Man — aged about 32
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