Kenji Oyama
Biography
Kenji Ōyama ( February 8 , 1904 – 1970 ) was a Japanese actor. he played the role of a large, good-natured student in the films made at Shochiku Kamata and Ōfuna studios in the 1920s and 1930s and his appearance was described as "a pleasing addition to Shochiku's youth entertainment films. " Description above from the Wikipedia article 大山健二, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Movies (50)
Two Enemy Women Gamblers
1969
The Time of Reckoning
1968
The Pit of Death
as Senior Managing Director
1968
When the Cookie Crumbles
1967
Gamera vs. Gyaos
as District Police Commissioner
1967
Gamera, the Giant Monster
as Minister of Defense
1965
The Forest of No Escape
1965
Superexpress
as Shinkansen Public Corporation doorman
1964
Fools at Work
as Parent A
1964
Lips of Ruin
1963
Ōkuma Shigenobu the great
1963
Sentimental Mobsters
1963
Ninja in a Business Suit
1963
Black Report
as Judge Esaki
1963
Fūshinraishin
1962
Black Test Car
as Kunihiko Mochizuki
1962
Red Love, Green Love
1962
Sarari man donto bushi - Kiraku na kagyô to kita monda
1962
The Burdened Sisters
as Umezu
1961
Iro no Michi Oshiemasu: Yume San'ya
1961
Triangle Moods
1961
A Lustful Man
1961
Bara to ryū
1961
Love and Life
as Yoshitsugu Kano
1961
Nocturne of a Woman
1961
The Ginza Three Boys
1961
The Beloved Image
1960
The False Student
as Judge
1960
Kirai Kirai Kirai
1960
Across the Darkness
1959
Beauty the Enemy
as Director
1959
Odd Obsession
1959
The Cast-Off
1959
Image of a Mother
1959
The Snowy Heron
1958
The Lowest Man
1958
Giants and Toys
as Kita
1958
Love River
1958
The Precipice
1958
Three O'clock in the Morning in a Big City
1958
Advance Patrol
1957
Warm Current
as Director, Internal Medicine Department, Kanaya
1957
On This Earth
as Toyama (Mayor)
1957
Night Butterflies
as Representative Shimoyama
1957
People of Tokyo, Goodbye
as (uncredited)
1956
The Valley Between Love and Death
1954
Lil's Return from Shanghai
1952
Sinking the Unsinkable
1944
Sayon's Bell
as Murai
1943
The Spy Has Not Died Yet
1942