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Takahiro Tamura (田村高廣, Tamura Takahiro; 31 August 1928 – 16 May 2006) was a Japanese film actor.[1] He appeared in 100 films between 1954 and 2005. He and his younger brothers Masakazu and Ryō were known as the three Tamura brothers. They were sons of actor Tsumasaburo Bando.[2][3]

Born(1928-08-31)31 August 1928
Kyoto, Japan
Died16 May 2006(2006-05-16) (aged 77)
Tokyo
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Takahiro Tamura
田村 高廣
Takahiro Tamura in 1954
Born(1928-08-31)31 August 1928
Kyoto, Japan
Died16 May 2006(2006-05-16) (aged 77)
Tokyo
Education
OccupationActor
Years active1954–2006
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FatherTsumasaburō Bandō
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Biography

Tamura graduated from Doshisha University.[3][2][4] Tamura was working for a trading firm before he started his acting career but he decided to be an actor to repay his father Tsumasaburō's debt.[5] In 1953, he joined Shochiku and made his film debut with Onna no Sono.[3][2][4] In 1965, he won the Best Supporting Actor award at the 16th Blue Ribbon Awards for his role in The Hoodlum Soldier.[3][2] In 1970, he played the role of Mitsuo Fuchida in Tora! Tora! Tora!.[6] Tamura won the Mainichi Film Award for Best Actor award for his role in Muddy River in 1981.[6][4]

On television, Tamura appeared in a lot of jidaigeki television dramas.[3][6] In 1964, He appeared for the first time in an NHK taiga drama, Akō Rōshi. NHK tapped him the following year for the role of Kuroda Yoshitaka in Taikōki.[4] Among the jidaigeki series he has starred in Hissatsu series Tasukenin Hashiru.[7][4]

He died of cerebral infarction on 19 May 2006.[3][6] His final film appearance was in The Yakiniku mubi: Purukogi, released in 2007.[8][4]

Selected filmography

Film

  • The Garden of Women (1954), Sankichi Shimoda, Yoshie's boyfriend
  • Twenty-Four Eyes (1954), Isokichi
  • Tooi kumo (1955), Keizō Ishizu
  • She Was Like a Wild Chrysanthemum (1955)
  • Farewell to Dream (1956), Sudō
  • Namida (1956)
  • Kyoraku gonin otoko (1956)
  • Sora yukaba (1957), Jirō Yoshino
  • Akuma no kao (1957), Kikuo Furushima
  • Times of Joy and Sorrow (1957), Mr. Nozu
  • Musume sanbagarasu (1957)
  • Ten no me (1957)
  • Samurai Nippon (1957)
  • Otoko no kiba (1957)
  • Stakeout (1958), Kyūichi Ishii, the murderer
  • Kono ten no niji (1958), Shirō Machimura
  • Haru o matsu hitobito (1959)
  • Karatachi nikki (1959)
  • Kaze no naka no hitomi (1959), Mr. Terajima
  • Thus Another Day (1959), Tetsuo Mori
  • Teki wa honnoji ni ari (1959), Oda Nobunaga
  • Asa o yobu kuchibue (1959)
  • The River Fuefuki (1960), Sadahei
  • Hatamoto Gurentai (1960) [9]
  • Onna no hashi (1961), Toshiya Kawazu
  • Kako (1961)
  • Haitoku no mesu (1961), Hideo Ue
  • Nippon no obaachan (1962), Fukuda
  • Mitasareta seikatsu (1962), Sadakichi
  • Sanga ari (1961), Yoshio Inoue
  • Yama no sanka: moyuru wakamono tachi (1962)
  • Kaachan kekkon shiroyo (1962)
  • Utae Wakôdotachi (1963)
  • Mushukunin-betsuchô (1963), Yokouchi
  • Kekkonshiki Kekkonshiki (1963), Ryûji Matsuda
  • Tange Sazen: zankoku no kawa (1963)
  • Ninja-gari (1964), Tosa Aizawa
  • Nihon kyôkaku-den (1964), Tsurumatsu
  • Revenge (1964), Jubei
  • Goben no tsubaki (1964), Chodayu
  • Tokugawa Ieyasu (1965)
  • The Forest of No Escape (1965), Hidemichi Kusuo
  • The Hoodlum Soldier (1965), Arita
  • Seisaku no tsuma (1965), Seisaku
  • Miyamoto Musahi V (1965), Yagyu Tajima
  • Hoodlum Soldier and the C.O (1965)
  • Kanto hamonjo (1965)
  • Hana to Ryu (1965)
  • Shinobi no Mono 4: Siege (1966), Daijuro Fuma
  • Yojōhan monogatari: Shōfu shino (1966), Tadashi Yoshioka
  • Nyohan hakai (1966), Hinata
  • Hoodlum Soldier Deserts Again (1966)
  • Sora ippai no namida (1966)
  • The Kii River (1966) – Shintani Keisaku, Hana's husband
  • Heitai yakuza datsugoku (1966)
  • The Great White Tower (1966), Shûji Satomi, Assistant professor
  • Shin heitai yakuza (1966)
  • Heitai yakuza daidassō (1966)
  • Hana To Ryu: Do Kâiwan No Kêttō (1966)
  • Satogashi ga kowareru toki (1967), Katsumi Gorai
  • Daraku suru onna (1967), Miyoshi
  • Heitai yakuza nagurikomi (1967)
  • Utage (1967), Asaichi Isobe
  • Heitai yakuza ore ni makasero (1967)
  • Hoodlum Soldier on the Attack (1967)
  • Âa Kimi ga Ai (1967), Yûichi Ono
  • Sleepy Eyes of Death: Hell Is a Woman (1968), Naruse Tatsuma
  • Nemureru bijo (1968), Eguchi
  • Ôoku emaki (1968), Shogun
  • Gion Matsuri (1968), Sukematsu
  • Heitai yakuza godatsu (1968)
  • Keimusho yaburi (1969)
  • Red Lion (1969), Sōzō Sagara
  • Shinsengumi (1969), Koshitarō Itō
  • Akumyo ichiban shobu (1969), Masakichi
  • Mushyô yaburi (1969)
  • Men and War Part I (1970)[10]
  • Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), Lt. Commander Mitsuo Fuchida
  • Tenkan no abarembo (1970)
  • Tekkaba bojô (1970)
  • Senketsu no kiroku (1970)
  • Shin heitai yakuza: Kasen (1972), Arita
  • Hanzo the Razor (1972), Harada Kahei
  • Seigen-ki (1973), Minoru Oyama
  • The Twilight Years (1973), Nobuyoshi Tachibana
  • Karafuto 1945 Summer Hyosetsu no mon (1975)
  • The Last Samurai (1974), Ikemoto Mohei
  • Tsuma to Onna no Aida (1976), Masayuki
  • Death at an Old Mansion (1976), Ichiyanagi Kenzō
  • Furenzoku satsujin jiken (1977), Senbei Yashirō
  • Empire of Passion (1978), Gisaburō
  • Never Give Up (1978), Urakawa, pressman
  • Ore-tachi no kokyogaku (1979)
  • Shōdō satsujin: Musuko yo (1979), Hirayama
  • Jigoku no mushi (1979), Danjurō
  • Nichiren (1979), Nukina Shigetada
  • Dōran (1980), Kanzaki
  • Tempyō no Iraka (1980), Jianzhen
  • The Young Rebels (1980)
  • Harukanaru Sōro (1980), Toyota Sakichi
  • Muddy River (1981), Shinpei Itakura
  • Himeyuri no Tō (1982), Lt. Col. Sasaki
  • Dai Nippon teikoku (1982), Sada Shimomura
  • Kare no ootobai, kanojo no shima (1986), Kouichiroh Shiraishi
  • Katayoku dake no tenshi (1986)
  • Oedipus no Yaiba (1986), Shuehei Osako
  • The Sea and Poison (1986), Professor Hashimoto
  • Hachiko Monogatari (1987), Furukawa
  • Itazu Kuma (1987), Ginzō the Hunter
  • The Silk Road (1988), Tsao Yanhui
  • 226 (1989), Sohei Yuasa
  • Senba-zuru (1989), Doctor
  • Toki rakujitsu (1992), Ryutarō
  • Rakuyô (1992), Yamashiro
  • Watashi o daite soshite kisu shite (1992), Shigeki Kabayama
  • Gekko no natsu (1993)
  • Crest of Betrayal (1994), Kira Yoshinaka
  • Sleeping Man (1996), Denjihei
  • Sanctuary: The Movie (1996)
  • Hisai (1998), Yoshio Miyarabe
  • Chinpao chin ho-teki koji (1999)
  • Komugironotenshi sugare oi (1999), Kumatarō
  • I Love Friends (2001)
  • Letters from the Mountains (2002), Shigenaga Kōda
  • Jōhatsu Tabinikki (2003)
  • I Love Peace (2003), Kashiwabara
  • The Yakiniku Mubi: Purukogi (2007), Kan
  • Kuchita Teoshi Guruma (produced in 1984 but released in 2014)[11], Yasuda Tadao

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