Movies
TV Shows
Actors
Hideji Ōtaki
Jun 06, 1925 (101 years old) in Niigata, Japan
Known For
AIBOU: Tokyo Detective Duo
Tales of the Bizarre
The Pride of the Temp
Kita no kuni kara
Mizuiro no toki
Credits
2012 ·
Dearest
as Gorô Ôura
2010 ·
A School Behind Bars
as Akio Sasaki
2010 ·
Angel's Share
as Hirokichi Sakashita
2010 ·
Haru's Journey
as Shigeo Kanemoto
2009 ·
A Tale of Ululu's Wonderful Forest
as Shinjiro Chiri
2009 ·
Genjuro's Deadly Sword: The Return of Shinigami
as
2009 ·
Jive: Swept by the Sea Breeze
as Yoshiharu Tomari
2008 ·
K-20: The Fiend with Twenty Faces
as Company president Hashiba
2008 ·
Haha Koihi no Ki
as
2008 ·
Tokyo Air Raid
as Oba Hiroto (present)
2008 ·
Kabei: Our Mother
as Kabe
2007 ·
The Pride of the Temp
as 宮部
2006 ·
Murder of the Inugami Clan
as Oyama Shinkan
2006 ·
Departing Osaka Station at 0:00
as
2006 ·
Memories of Tomorrow
as Usaburou Sugawara
2006 ·
Samurai Justice: The Female Bodyguard
as
2004 ·
Izo
as
2004 ·
Casshern
as General Kamijo
2003 ·
Worst by Chance
as Pawnbroker
2003 ·
The Man Who Wipes Mirrors
as
2003 ·
北の国から 記憶 前編
as
2003 ·
Spy Sorge
as Duke Kinmochi Sai-onji
2003 ·
The Last Lawyer
as
2002 ·
AIBOU: Tokyo Detective Duo
as
2002 ·
A White Ship
as
2002 ·
Golden Bowl
as Michio Tanoue
2000 ·
Dora-heita
as Imamura
2000 ·
As the River Flows
as Nakayama
1999 ·
Hometown
as
1996 ·
Salaryman Senka: Tanshin Funin
as
1995 ·
Kura
as
1995 ·
Eighth Shogun Yoshimune
as Tokugawa Mitsusada [Yoshimune's father]
1994 ·
Psychic: Traveler to the Unknown
as
1993 ·
Pro Golfer Oribe Kinjiro
as Shuzo Katsuta
1992 ·
Kita no kuni kara '92 Sudachi Part 1
as
1992 ·
Minbo, or The Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion
as Hotel General Manager
1992 ·
Ganryujima: Kojiro and Musashi
as Matsui Yasuyuki
1991 ·
Noh Mask Murders
as Priest Nire
1990 ·
Heaven and Earth
as Matasaburo Tachibana
1990 ·
Tistou the Green Thumb
as
1990 ·
Tales of a Golden Geisha
as Chijiwa
1990 ·
Tales of a Golden Geisha
as Chijiwa (uncredited)
1990 ·
Tales of the Bizarre
as
1990 ·
Takeshi: Childhood Days
as
1989 ·
Black Rain
as Dr. Fujita
1989 ·
Music Box
as Kyohei Imazato
1988 ·
Dragonfly
as Saburo Ino
1988 ·
The Silk Road
as Narrator (voice)
1988 ·
Umi e, See You
as
1988 ·
Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis
as Masayuki Orida
1988 ·
Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis
as Kanshi Oda
1987 ·
This Story of Love
as
1987 ·
River of Fireflies
as
1987 ·
A Taxing Woman
as Tsuyuguchi
1987 ·
Tokyo Blackout
as Otawara Gonzo
1986 ·
Tree Without Leaves
as
1986 ·
Maison Ikkoku - Apartment Fantasy
as Buddhist priest
1986 ·
Baby Elephant Story: The angel who descended to earth
as Hiroshi Kurita (Director of Nagano Zoo)
1986 ·
Beyond the Shining Sea
as
1986 ·
Lost in the Wilderness
as Matsutaro Uemura
1986 ·
Atami Murder Case
as Sakuji Onijima
1986 ·
Gonza the Spearman
as Chūtabei Iwaki
1985 ·
Tampopo
as Rich Old Man
1985 ·
Demon
as Oyaji
1985 ·
Time and Tide 2
as Mr. Imai
1984 ·
The Funeral
as Shinkichi Amamiya
1984 ·
MacArthur's Children
as Ashigara
1983 ·
Choji Snack Bar
as Aiba
1983 ·
The Politicians
as Denroku Mihara
1982 ·
The Longest Tunnel
as
1982 ·
Lake of Illusions
as Fujikake
1982 ·
Lovers Lost
as Tamada
1982 ·
The Go Masters
as
1981 ·
Station
as Aiba
1981 ·
Willful Murder
as
1981 ·
Kita no kuni kara
as Seikichi Kitamura (北村清吉)
1980 ·
Child of the Sun
as Detective A
1980 ·
House of Evil Spirits
as Miyamoto
1980 ·
The Long Way 'Round
as
1980 ·
Kagemusha
as Masakage Yamagata
1979 ·
Hunter in the Dark
as Shiba
1979 ·
The House of Hanging
as Patrolman Kano
1978 ·
Talk of the Town Tora-san
as
1978 ·
Blood Type: Blue
as
1978 ·
The Fall of Ako Castle
as Yamada
1978 ·
The Demon
as Kimura, Bank Clerk
1978 ·
August Without Emperor
as Noguchi
1978 ·
Monument to Holy Service
as
1978 ·
The Phoenix
as Sukune
1978 ·
Winter's Flower
as Ichiro
1978 ·
Haguregumo
as
1978 ·
Shag
as
1978 ·
Queen Bee
as Lawyer Kano
1977 ·
Crocodile, Parrot and Fur Seal
as Kenjuro Kamoshita
1977 ·
The War in Space
as Dr. Matsuzawa
1977 ·
Village of Eight Gravestones
as Suwa
1977 ·
Proof of the Man
as
1977 ·
The Far Road
as
1977 ·
Island of Hell
as Gihei Kito
1977 ·
Botchan
as Tanuki
1977 ·
Mount Hakkoda
as Colonel Nakabayashi
1977 ·
Suddenly, Like a Storm
as Teacher Inagi
1977 ·
Special Crime Investigation Front
as Detective Funamura
1977 ·
Lullaby to Kill
as Dr. Gondô
1977 ·
Fuyu no Undokai
as
1976 ·
Brother and Sister
as Akaza
1976 ·
The Inugami Family
as Priest Oyama
1976 ·
The Possessed
as
1976 ·
The Legend of Love & Sincerity: Conclusion
as
1976 ·
Tora-san's Sunrise and Sunset
as
1976 ·
Manhunt
as Tonami Yoshinori
1976 ·
The Sorrow of Paris
as Seiichiro Takimura
1976 ·
Outlaw Cop
as
1975 ·
Tora-san, the Intellectual
as
1975 ·
The Village
as
1975 ·
The International Gang of Kobe
as Tokugen
1975 ·
Solar Eclipse
as
1975 ·
Aoi sanmyaku
as Iguchi
1975 ·
Company Buggers
as
1975 ·
Kyukei no Koya
as
1975 ·
Mizuiro no toki
as 岩沼隆一郎
1974 ·
The Last Swordsman
as
1974 ·
The Homeless
as
1974 ·
Code of Wolves
as
1974 ·
Akumyo: Notorious Dragon
as
1973 ·
Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart in the Land of Demons
as Abbot Jikei
1973 ·
Internal Sleuth
as Seijin-kai Chairman
1972 ·
Zatoichi in Desperation
as Sukegoro Iioka
1972 ·
Special Boy Soldiers of the Navy
as
1972 ·
My Voiceless Friends
as
1972 ·
New Hoodlum Soldier Story: Firing Line
as
1971 ·
Kaoyaku
as Nishino
1970 ·
Terror in the Streets
as Katagiri
1970 ·
City of Beasts
as
1970 ·
City of Beasts
as Tadayoshi Kanamori
1969 ·
The Resurrection of the Beast
as
1969 ·
The Great Japanese Pick-Pocket Club
as Saeki
1968 ·
Young People
as
1968 ·
Outlaw: Goro the Assassin
as
1968 ·
Judge and Jeopardy
as
1968 ·
The Sands of Kurobe
as
1967 ·
Burning Clouds
as
1966 ·
A World For Two
as
1966 ·
Minamoto no Yoshitsune
as Hojo Tokisada
1965 ·
A Chain of Islands
as Karasawa
1965 ·
The Witness' Chair
as Prosecutor Takase
1964 ·
A Wandering Gambler
as
1964 ·
Black Sun
as Old Man at the Junk Shop
1964 ·
Gun Demon Without Form
as
1964 ·
Akō Rōshi
as Okabayashi Mokunosuke
1962 ·
The Lucky General
as
1962 ·
何もかも狂ってやがる
as
1961 ·
Otona to kodomo no ainoko dai
as
1960 ·
Girl in the Glass
as
1960 ·
Teenage Wolf
as
1959 ·
Kikenna onna
as
1959 ·
My Second Brother
as
1959 ·
Break Down that Wall
as Judge A
1952 ·
Children of Hiroshima
as
