Nagato Hiroyuki filmography

[stephen cremin]

Nagato Hiroyuki's filmography exactly as it appears in volume two of 
The Asian Film Library Reference to Japanese Film 1998.  The index 
indicates his date of birth as 1934.  All but three of the titles are 
cross-referenced in volume one: which gives kanji, romaji with long 
vowels indicated, length in minutes, cast & staff info, etc.

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NAGATO Hiroyuki
1943	The Rikisha Man (Muho Matsu no Issho)
1958	Stolen Desire (Nusumareta Yokujo)
1958	Endless Desire (Hateshi Naki Yokubo)
1959	My Second Brother (Nianchan)
1959	The Age of Our Own (Warera no Jidai)
1960 The Wanted Ones (Kyonetsu no Kisetsu)
1961	Pigs and Battleships (Buta to Gunkan)
1962	The Broken Commandment (Hakai)
1962	Akitsu Spa (Akitsu Onsen)
1962	Body (Ratai)
1963	Twin Sisters of Kyoto (Koto)
1963	The Insect Woman (Nippon Konchuki)
1963	Young Swordsman (Hiken)
1963	Madame Aki (Yushu Heiya)
1964	Twilight Path (Daikon to Ninjin)
1966	Silence Has No Wings (Tobenai Chinmoku)
1969	Red Peony Gambler: Succeeding the Second (Hibotan Bakuto: Nidaime 
Shumei)
1970	Appointment with Danger (Onna no Keisatsu: Kokusaisen 
Machiaishitsu)
1972	Red Peony Gambler: On the Eternal Just Path (Hibotan Bakuto: 
Jingi Toshimasu)
1974	Virgin Blues (Virgin Blues)
1978	Bandits vs Samurai Squad (Kumokiri Nizaemon)
1979	Glass Rabbit (Tokyo Daikushu: Glass no Usagi)
1981	Imperial Navy (Rengo Kantai)
1981	Things that Teachers Can Do (Kyoiku wa Shinazu)
1983	Home Village (Furusato)
1987	Girl Cops (Sukeban Deka)
1987	A Story of the Dog Hachi (Hachiko Monogatari)
1990	Yellow Fang (Remains: Utsukushiki Yushatachi)
1990	Roningai (Roningai)
1992	Oil-Hell Murder (Onna Goroshi Abura Jigoku)
1992	Faraway Sunset (Toki Rakujitsu)
1993	Yearning (Yume no Onna)
1995	Les Belles Endormis (Nemureru Bijo)
1997	Kagero 3 (Kagero 3)
1997	A Story of Modern Chivalry (Gendai Ninkyoden)

Admittedly, far from comprehensive, partly because the work is 
restricted to titles with an official English title in this edition of 
the work and partly because he's so damn prolific in small roles.  
Last year he also acted in OL Chushingura and Naniwa Chushingura.  For 
the record, he was born Kato Akio in Kyoto on 10 January 1934.

For a comprehensive filmography, wait for the next major revision in 
200x.  But as long as I'm not overwhelmed with requests, I can prepare 
more extensive filmographies for KineJapan subscribers who have 
purchased the book and need background on a specific person for their 
academic work.


Stephen Cremin

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