Keiji Sada

Keiji Sada

  • Birthday: 1926-12-09
  • Deathday: 1964-08-17
  • Place of birth: Shimogyō-ku, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
  • Also know as: 佐田啓二

Biography

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia    Keiji Sada was a Japanese actor. He won the award for best actor at the 7th Blue Ribbon Awards for Anata kaimasu and Taifū sōdōki. He was the father of the actor Kiichi Nakai. He is primarily known for starring in Ozu films especially in the 1950s most famously Good morning (1959) he also was a supporting actor in 2 of the human condition films of which there were 3 in total, he died at the age of 37 in 1964.

Filmography

Late Autumn

1960

As Shotaru Goto

Good Morning

1959

As Heiichiro Fukui

Equinox Flower

1958

As Masahiko Taniguchi

An Autumn Afternoon

1962

As Koichi

A Japanese Tragedy

1953

As Tatsuya

Immortal Love

1961

As Takashi

Carmen Comes Home

1951

As Mr. Ogawa

Phoenix

1947

As Shinichi Yasaka

I Will Buy You

1956

As Daisuke Kishimoto

Somewhere Beneath the Wide Sky

1954

As Ryoichi Morita

The Tattered Wings

1955

As Shunsuke, Fuyuko's brother-in-law

Danger Stalks Near

1957

As Kaneshige

Yotsuya Ghost Story Part 1

1949

As Kobotoke Kohei

Home Sweet Home

1951

As Saburo Uchiyama, Tomoko's boyfriend

Fountainhead

1956

As

Blood Is Dry

1960

As Takashi Kiguchi

Fireworks Over the Sea

1951

As Tamihiko Kujirai

Farewell to Spring

1959

As Eitarô Makita

The Portrait

1948

As

Hunting Rifle

1961

As Reiichiro Kadota

Ballad of a Workman

1962

As Yoshio Nonaka, Torae's husband

Enraptured

1961

As

Hobo Village

1958

As

Sing, Young People

1963

As Keiji Sada

The Refugee

1955

As Shaochang

Escape from Hell

1963

As Yajuro

Hot Corner Murder

1960

As Takayama

High Teen

1959

As

Sweet Sweat

1964

As

Tears

1956

As

Double Wedding

1963

As Jiro Okuyama

Yassamossa

1953

As Таскэ Акамацу

Zoku Haikei Tenno Heika Sama

1964

As Ryosuke Kurumiya

Typhoon

1956

As

Umi no Chizu

1959

As Tonomura

白磁の人

1957

As

The Inner Palace Conspiracy

1951

As Shinnosuke Koyanagi

Youth After School

1963

As Ichirô Hasegawa

Shinobi ai

1962

As

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