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Kōji Iwamoto
Feb 09, 1932 (94 years old) in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Known For
Seven Samurai
Mothra
Chûshingura
The Battle of Okinawa
The H-Man
Credits
1971 ·
The Battle of Okinawa
as Sergeant Fujita
1971 ·
I'll Be Deceived
as Kazama's henchman
1971 ·
Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death
as
1970 ·
The Militarists
as Messenger
1970 ·
City of Beasts
as
1970 ·
Rebel Against Glory
as
1969 ·
The Resurrection of the Beast
as
1968 ·
Sun Above, Death Below
as
1967 ·
A Comic Storyteller — Uproarious Laughter
as
1965 ·
Campus A Go-Go
as
1965 ·
Ironfinger
as Akatsuki's henchman
1965 ·
Key of Keys
as Tonwanian Man
1965 ·
Samurai Assassin
as Ronin
1964 ·
Dogora
as Dr. Munakata's assistant
1963 ·
Young Swordsman
as
1963 ·
Interpol Code 8
as
1963 ·
Attack Squadron
as Petty Officer Morikami
1962 ·
Chûshingura
as
1962 ·
Operation Sewer Rats
as (uncredited)
1962 ·
The Crimson Sky
as
1962 ·
Pride of the Campus
as
1962 ·
The Tenth Game of New Salarymen: Salaryman Ittoru
as
1961 ·
Mothra
as Nelson's Henchman
1961 ·
Sir Galahad in Campus
as
1961 ·
Big Shots Die at Dawn
as
1961 ·
Hidden Fangs
as
1960 ·
Westward Desperado
as
1960 ·
Salarygirl Story: Saucy Staff
as
1960 ·
Salaryman Idea Book: Concern for Success
as Yakuza Youth B
1960 ·
The Secret of the Telegian
as
1960 ·
The Gambling Samurai
as Mintaro
1960 ·
The Lost Alibi
as
1960 ·
Ginza Tomboy
as Silent George
1960 ·
Salaryman Idea Book: Man of Worrisome Episodes
as
1960 ·
The Last Gunfight
as Tomita
1959 ·
Leader of the Bomb Girls
as
1959 ·
The Spear Master
as
1959 ·
Desperado Outpost
as
1959 ·
Fox and Raccoon
as
1959 ·
The Big Boss
as
1958 ·
The Spell of the Hidden Gold
as
1958 ·
Chakkiri Kinta Sequel
as
1958 ·
The H-Man
as Nightclub waiter (uncredited)
1957 ·
Downtown
as
1957 ·
Zoku Ôban: Fûun hen
as
1957 ·
Ôban
as Suzuki
1957 ·
A Man in the Storm
as
1956 ·
The Lonely Swordsman (Part 1)
as
1956 ·
Love on Rainbow Island
as
1956 ·
Will-o'-the-Wisp
as
1956 ·
Blue Buds
as
1955 ·
Mother and Son
as (uncredited)
1954 ·
Seven Samurai
as Farmer
1954 ·
My Six Favorite Men — Speedy Men
as
1953 ·
The Eagle of the Pacific
as
