Toshio Kurosawa

Known for: Acting
Born: February 4, 1944, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Movies: 81

Toshio Kurosawa (黒沢年雄) was born on February 4, 1944 in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan. He is an actor, known for Lady Snowblood (1973), Urutora Q (1965) and Samurai Assassin (1965).

Best-Known Movies

7.5

Lady Snowblood

1973

7.3

Samurai Assassin

1965

7.0

Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Police Tactics

1974

6.8

Evil of Dracula

1974

6.2

Hanzo the Razor: The Snare

1973

7.3

Japan's Longest Day

1967

6.9

The Water Margin

1972

7.4

The Wolves

1971

5.7

Prophecies of Nostradamus

1974

7.4

The Stranger Within a Woman

1966

Filmography

2012	Shinobido
2008	What the War Meant	Kojiro Oikawa
2008	Neko Ramen Taisho	Ramen Chef
2004	Part-Time Detective 2	Toshio Sengoku
2002	Part-Time Detective	Toshio Sengoku
2000	Gotoshi Co. Ltd. Rookies 2
1999	Rookies Gotoshi Co., Ltd. ~THE MOVIE~
1998	Hageshii Kisetsu	久藤
1998	The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 1
1998	The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 3
1998	The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 4
1998	The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 5
1998	The King of Minami: 5 Hour Special Part 2
1997	Fujisawa Shuhei's Sparkling Sword: Puppeteer in the Shadows
1990	Best Guy	Yamamoto
1986	Take It Easy
1981	The Dump Truck Rascal	Ryusuke Kikuchi
1981	The Last Days of Planet Earth	Akira Nakagawa
1980	Battles Without Honor and Humanity: The Complete Saga	Shigeru Takemoto
1979	０計画を阻止せよ－総理大臣誘拐！！－	Samonji
1978	The Truck Rascals Go to The North
1978	Flower Cross
1978	Horror of the Giant Vortex
1978	A Young Female Instructor
1975	Spoonful of Happiness
1974	Father of the Kamikaze
1974	Karafuto 1945 Summer
1974	Prophecies of Nostradamus	Akira Nakagawa
1974	Secret Prophecies of Nostradamus	Himself
1974	Evil of Dracula	Professor Shiraki
1974	The Beast Shall Die	Junichi Shoda
1974	Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Police Tactics	Shigeru Takemoto
1973	Lady Snowblood	Ryūrei Ashio
1973	The Human Revolution	Bank Robber
1973	Hanzo the Razor: The Snare	Junai Mikoshiba
1973	Horror of the Wolf	Akira Jin
1972	The Water Margin	Golden Spear, Shi Wengong
1971	New Prison Walls of Abashiri: Snowbound Deserter
1971	The Wolves	Tsutomu Onodera
1971	First-Decade Boss vs. Second-Decade Staff: Mon-Fri-Fri	Kenichi Amari, Yoyo Dev. Manager
1971	First-Decade President vs. Second-Decade Staff	Kenichi Amari
1970	Outstanding High School Girl: I'm 16 Years Old, Leave Me Alone
1970	The Militarists	Shimagaki
1970	Outstanding High School Girl: Ecstasy of a 16-Year-Old
1970	City of Beasts	Yasuharu Arima
1970	Rebel Against Glory
1970	Duel at Fort Ezo	Kyuma
1970	Attack at Daylight	Osamu
1969	The Resurrection of the Beast
1969	Shinjuku Plaza
1969	Battle of the Japan Sea	Pfc. Maeyama
1969	Our Wasteland
1969	Too Young to Die
1968	The Flame of Youth
1968	Young Challengers	Susumu Ono
1968	Where Love Springs
1968	Admiral Yamamoto	1st Lt. Kimura
1968	The Green Years
1968	How to Be the Worst of Office Workers
1968	Hymn to a Tired Man	Renji Mukaizaka
1968	Two Hearts in the Rain
1968	Good-bye Moscow
1968	Five Gents and a Chinese Merchant	Tōru Tanaka
1968	Five Gents and Karate Grandpa	Toru Tanaka (Takayama Trading Secretary Section)
1967	The Burning Sun
1967	Seishun Tarō
1967	Sodachi zakari
1967	Pomegranate Time	Jiro Sakamoto
1967	Japan's Longest Day	Major Kenji Hatanaka - Military Affairs Section
1967	Five Gents Prefer Geisha	Jirō Ogawa
1967	Comic Storyteller — The Great Burglar
1967	The Izu Dancer
1967	Discover Japan with the 5 Gents	Jirō Ogawa (President’s Secretary)
1966	This Is Youth!	Matsumoto
1966	Big Wind from Tokyo	Tadokoro Eiji
1966	Come Marry Me	Noro Takao
1966	Punch Guy
1966	Moment of Terror	Kuniko's younger brother
1966	The Stranger Within a Woman	Bartender
1965	Campus A Go-Go	Izawa
1965	Samurai Assassin	Katsunoshin Itamura

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