Masayuki Mori
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Masayuki Mori (森 雅之 Mori Masayuki, January 13, 1911 – October 7, 1973) Born in Sapporo, Hokkaido prefecture) was a Japanese actor, the son of Takeo Arishima, a Japanese novelist active during the late Meiji and Taishō periods. Mori appeared in many of Akira Kurosawa 's films such as Rashomon and The Idiot. He also starred in pictures by Kenji Mizoguchi (Ugetsu), Mikio Naruse (Floating Clouds) and other prominent directors. Description above from the Wikipedia article Masayuki Mori, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Known for
Credits
Rashomon (1950)
as Takehiro
Love Letter (1953)
as Reikichi Mayumi
Ugetsu (1953)
as Genjurô
The Bad Sleep Well (1960)
as Public Corporation Vice President Iwabuchi
Forever a Woman (1955)
as Mori
The Aristocrat's Stairs (1959)
Actor
Floating Clouds (1955)
as Kengo Tomioka
The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail (1952)
as Kamei
The End of the War (1950)
Actor
The Idiot (1951)
as Kinji Kameda
Her Brother (1960)
as Father
Beauty and the Thief (1952)
as Kuroki no Taro
Reminiscence (1953)
as Kikuji
Sanshiro Sugata, Part Two (1945)
as Yoshima Dan
Battle Troop (1944)
as Kawakami
The Good Fairy (1951)
as Nakanuma
Kazanmyaku (1950)
Actor
Princess Yang Kwei-fei (1955)
as Emperor Xuan Zong
Asakusa monogatari (1953)
Actor
Sword and Flower (1972)
Actor
Midori no nakama (1954)
Actor
Good-Bye! (1949)
Actor
Tokyo Elegy (1951)
Actor
Devils-in-Law (1968)
Actor
Confession (1956)
Actor
Admiral Yamamoto (1968)
as Prime Minister Konoe
Through Days and Months (1969)
as Matsuko's Father
When a Woman Ascends the Stairs (1960)
as Nobuhiko Fujisaki
Dokuja-tō kidan: Joōbachi (1952)
Actor
The Cannery Boat (1953)
as Doctor
A Woman's Heart (1959)
Actor
Yōsei wa hana no nioi gasuru (1953)
Actor
Shiroi akuma (1958)
Actor
The Actress and the Detective (1950)
Actor
Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai (1963)
as Lord Tambanokami Munemasa Hori
Elegy of the North (1957)
as Setsuo Katsuragi
Taki no Shiraito (1952)
as Kin'ya Murakoshi
A Whistle in My Heart (1959)
Actor
Gateway to Glory (1969)
as 井上成美
Zatoichi Goes to the Fire Festival (1970)
as Boss Yamikubo
Kyūjō hiroba (1951)
Actor
Brother and Sister (1953)
as Inokichi
The Ball at the Anjo House (1947)
as Masahiko Anjo
Those Who Make Tomorrow (1946)
as Seizo Hori, Chauffeur (uncredited)
A Fool's Love (1949)
as Kumagai
Daughters, Wives and a Mother (1960)
as Yuichiro Sakanishi
Untamed Woman (1957)
as Hamaya, her lover
Kyō ware renaisu (1949)
Actor
This Greedy Old Skin (1960)
as Kumakichi
Night Drum (1958)
as Miyaji, the drum teacher
Broken Drum (1949)
as Taro
The Forgotten Waterfront (1959)
Actor
The Heart (1955)
as Nobuchi
The Other Woman (1961)
as Keijiro Kouno
Alone Across the Pacific (1963)
as Youth's Father
ある落日 (1959)
Actor
The Balloon (1956)
as Haruki Murakami
Sun Above, Death Below (1968)
Actor
Nocturne of a Woman (1961)
Actor
The Lady of Musashino (1951)
as Tadao Akiyama
Bright Sea (1963)
Actor
Love New and Old (1961)
as Kuroyanagi
Woman Unveiled (1958)
Actor
The Romance of Yushima (1955)
Actor
This Day's Life (1957)
Actor
Devil's Gold (1950)
Actor
A Design for Dying (1961)
as Professor Shiraishi
Ai wa furu hoshi no kanata ni (1956)
Actor
Stolen Love (1951)
Actor
Refresher Course for Wives (1961)
Actor
Homecoming (1964)
as 守屋恭吾
Human Torpedoes Attack (1956)
Actor
Delinquent Girl (1949)
Actor
A Certain Woman (1954)
as Sankichi Kuraji
Kekkon Sanjûshi (1949)
Actor
Reunion (1953)
Actor
Challenge to Live (1961)
Actor
The Fourth Lady (1948)
Actor
Wild Ducks and Green Onions (1968)
Actor
This Way, That Way (1952)
Actor
The Third Dead Angle (1959)
Actor
Pure White Nights (1951)
Actor
The Most Beautiful Day of My Life (1948)
Actor
The Path Under the Platanes (1959)
as Teizo Noro
Love is Beyond the Falling Stars (1956)
Actor
Dai tokai no ushimitsudoki (1949)
Actor
The Lucky Chair (1948)
Actor
The Pleasures of Vice (1954)
as Masao Wakisaka