Makoto Satō

Makoto Satō

  • Birthday: 1934-03-18
  • Deathday: 2012-12-06
  • Place of birth: Kanzaki District, Saga, Saga Prefecture, Japan
  • Also know as: 佐藤允

Biography

Makoto Satō 18 March 1934 – 6 December 2012 was a Japanese film actor. He appeared in more than one hundred films from 1953 to 2008.

Filmography

The Hidden Fortress

1958

As Soldier (uncredited)

The Eel

1997

As Jukichi Takada

Westward Desperado

1960

As

The Killing Machine

1976

As Kentaro Otaki

The H-Man

1958

As Uchida, gangster

47 Ronin

1962

As Kazuemon Fuwa

Shikoku

1999

As Sendo

Attack Squadron

1963

As Teppei Yano

Samaritan Zatoichi

1968

As Yasaburo Kashiwazaki

Adventure in Kigan Castle

1966

As Gorjaka

The Youth Killer

1976

As

The Executioner II: Karate Inferno

1974

As Takeshi Ayato

Typhoon Club

1985

As Hideo

Desperado Outpost

1959

As Sergeant Okubo, alias Araki

I, the Executioner

1968

As Kawashima

The Storm of the Pacific

1960

As Lt. Matsuura

I Are You, You Am Me

1982

As Akio Saitoh

The Weed of Crime

1962

As

Rise and Fall of Chivalry

1970

As

Golden Eyes

1968

As Detective Tezuka

Fort Graveyard

1965

As Inuyama

Blueprint of Murder

1961

As Ken Sudô

Green Lovers

1975

As

Blind Woman's Curse

1970

As Tani Shouichi

Samurai Pirate

1963

As The Black Pirate

Shogun's Ninja

1980

As Junka no Yatoji

The Executioner

1974

As Takeshi Hayato

Admiral Yamamoto

1968

As Genda

Rise Against the Sword

1966

As Yatōta Gōemon

Bound for the Fields, the Mountains, and the Seacoast

1986

As Seiroku the Pimp

The Merciless Trap

1961

As

Zero Fighter

1966

As

Fireflies: River of Light

2004

As

The Killing Bottle

1967

As Ken Hayata

A Keg of Powder

1964

As Inspector Yagyu

The Falcon Fighters

1969

As Lt. Takeo Kato

The S.S. Happiness Sets Sail

1980

As

Miss Lonely

1985

As Principal Okamoto

The Big Boss

1959

As

The Last Gunfight

1960

As

Operation Enemy Fort

1962

As

Siege of Fort Bismarck

1963

As

Interpol Code 8

1963

As Natsuo Ezaki

風来忍法帖

1965

As

風来忍法帖　八方破れ

1968

As

Moscow, My Love

1974

As Tetsuya

Bonds of Love

1969

As Kenji Hirai

Amagi Pass

1983

As Police in chief

Whirlwind

1964

As Shuri Kusanagi

The Retreat from Kiska

1965

As Commander Amano

Warring Clans

1963

As Kinoshita

Blood and Diamonds

1964

As

Flames of Blood

1981

As

Yakuza Wolf: I Perform Murder

1972

As

Diary of Early Winter Shower

1998

As Numata

Truck Rascals: No One Can Stop Me

1975

As

The Imperial Navy

1981

As

Zatoichi: Darkness Is His Ally

1989

As

The Beast Shall Die

1959

As

Blood For Blood

1971

As

Sailor Suit and Machine Gun

1981

As Sekine

Prison Tales

1970

As

The Okinawa War of Ten Years

1978

As

Thugs of Shinjuku

1970

As

Kazoku no sentaku

1983

As Shinji Koiwa

First Love

2000

As

Port Arthur

1980

As

The Daphne

1966

As Goro (Kudo's younger brother)

A Man in Red

1961

As

Blood on the Sea

1961

As

Yun’s Town

1989

As

The Nagaharu Yodogawa Story: A Cineaste's Life in Kobe

1999

As

The Imperial Japanese Empire

1982

As

Shinjuku's Number One Drunk-Killer Tetsu

1977

As Yasuo Fujiwara

Miyamoto Musashi

1973

As

The Cross of Vengeance

1969

As

Zero

1984

As

Cute Devil

1982

As

Message from Space

1978

As Urocco

The Stupid Teacher

2000

As Kurihara

Operation Sewer Rats

1962

As Byakko

The Human Revolution

1973

As

Legend of the Cat Monster

1998

As

Shomuni

1998

As

Hoero Datsugoku-shu

1962

As Ryusuke Oki

Japan's Longest Day

1967

As Major Hidemasa Koga - 1st Imperial Guards Division

Woman Gambling Expert: Odd/Even Gambling Trip

1969

As

Four Sisters

1985

As Morio Kitazawa

Operation Mad Dog

1963

As

Outpost of Hell

1963

As

Ant Hell War

1964

As

The Incident at Takanodai

1973

As

Adults Cannot Understand - Record of Youth

1958

As

The Witness Killed

1961

As

Ankokugai zenmetsu sakusen

1965

As

What's Up, Tiger Lily?

1966

As Phil's Partner

Ai・Mai・Me

1990

As Akutsu Kaname

Princess Mononoke

1997

As Tatari God (voice)

Ninja Hunt

1982

As

The Crimson Sky

1962

As

Woman Boss

1970

As

Battle of the Japan Sea

1969

As Gunnery Chief of Security

The Mad Atlantic

1966

As Aoki

Girls Behind Bars

1960

As

Bandits on the Wind

1961

As

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