Masaya Takahashi
Acting
Born:March 16, 1930
Died:January 16, 2014(aged 83)
Birthplace:Ushigome, Tokyo, Japan
Filmography (55 movies)
Happiness of Us Alone
1961
Doterai Man
1975
Daring Girls
1969
Always - Sunset on Third Street
2005
as Saburo
Belladonna of Sadness
1973
as The Lord (voice)
Silence
1971
as Narrator (voice)
University of Laughs
2004
Memoir of Japanese Assassinations
1969
as Shinkichi Onuma
Take Me Away!
1978
as Professor Arai
The Black Gambler: The Gambling Syndicate
1965
The Desperate
1964
as Chief Morito
Air Doll
2009
as Keiichi
Sapporo Winter Olympics
1972
as Narrator (voice)
Sweet Revenge
1977
as Prosecutor
Killer's Mission
1969
Returner
2002
as Liu Laoban
Classmates
1967
Bitterness of Youth
1974
as Eisuke Tanaka
But the Flesh is Weak
1957
as Narrator (voice)
Kindachi Kosuke: The Queen Bee
2006
Goké, Body Snatcher from Hell
1968
as Toshiyuki Sagai
Modori River
1983
as Katsuragi
Flora on the Sand
1964
Tokyo Rendezvous
2008
as Yujiro Nogami
White Love
1979
The Human Wall
1959
Ellie My Love
1987
The Imperial Japanese Empire
1982
as Koichi Kido
The Complex
2013
as Old Man Shinosaki
The Shogun and His Mistresses
1967
as Tokugawa Ienobu
Translucent Tree
2004
as Kaho Yamazaki
Just for You
1970
as Matsuzaki
The Worship of the Flesh
1968
as Takejirô
High School Third Graders
1963
The Spy
1965
The Sacrifice of the Human Torpedoes
1955
A Woman's Life
1962
as Shintaro Tsutsumi
Kanto Street Peddlers: Shallow Clan Honor
1971
as Yuji Nakanishi
オフィス妻のさけび
1985
as Hiroto Yamazaki
Aspiration
1977
Art of Assassination
1969
as Kozo Abe
Kyokuhoku Rhapsody
2013
Seinen no isu
1962
Sweet Seventeen
1964
The Gambling Monk
1963
Little Snack
1968
Ame no meguri ai
1977
The Night Clinic
1971
Woman Gambling Expert: Stakes of a Game of Chance
1970
The Beauty of the Black Pearl
1985
Edogawa Ranpo's Beauty Series: Beautiful Woman with White Breasts Edogawa Ranpo's "Hell's Clown"
1981
Modae
1964
Mysterious Thirteen Nights: Chapter 12 - The Mystery of the Ever-Changing Tamamushi Mansion!
1971
Rebellion of Japan
1967
Young Challengers
1968
as Takio Mori
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