Kamatari Fujiwara
1905-01-15 (119 years old) in Fukagawa, Tokyo, Japan
Kamatari Fujiwara (藤原 釜足 Fujiwara Kamatari, January 15, 1905 - December 21, 1985) was a Japanese actor. Fujiwara was born in Tokyo, on January 15, 1905, in Tokyo, Japan. Fujiwara's parents ran a printing business. The business did not go well, so at the age of 10, Fujiwara started working at a local confectionery store. By the age of 14 he had started selling timber for building and manufacturing in Shizuoka prefecture. A year later he returned to Tokyo to study as a pharmacist. Fukiwara worked regularly and extensively with Akira Kurosawa, and was known for both being adept at comic acting, as well as being able to do serious roles.
Movies
Wolves of the City: First to Fight
0 %|Dec 29, 1971
The Gift of the Fox
0 %|May 26, 1971
The Homely Sister
60 %|Oct 28, 1967
Taking the Castle
0 %|Mar 6, 1965
Onna yajikita-tatchi ryokō
0 %|Jul 13, 1963
The Sunshine Girl
57 %|Apr 18, 1963
Roppongi Nights: Love Me, Love Me
0 %|Jan 29, 1963
Josei jishin
0 %|May 22, 1962
Sir Galahad in Campus
0 %|Jul 8, 1961
Sararīman yajikita dōchū
0 %|Jun 27, 1961
I Want to Be a Shellfish
100 %|Apr 12, 1959
Sazae's Engagement Trip
0 %|Aug 26, 1958
(Street of Wandering Pigeons) When Will the Birds Come Home
0 %|Jun 21, 1955
Mother and Son
0 %|Jun 7, 1955
武蔵と小次郎
0 %|Oct 15, 1952
Forty-Eight Man
0 %|Jun 26, 1952
Kin no tamago: Golden Girl
0 %|May 14, 1952
Love's Zephir Along the Tokaido
0 %|May 8, 1952
The Skin of the South
0 %|Feb 28, 1952
Meeting of the Ghost of Apres-Guerre
0 %|Aug 3, 1951
Weeping Doll
0 %|May 19, 1951
Beyond the Hills
0 %|Jul 8, 1950
When We Came Back
0 %|Jun 3, 1950
Kaze no ko
0 %|Feb 22, 1949
Umi o yobu koe
0 %|Oct 25, 1945
東海水滸伝
0 %|Jul 12, 1945
Kokusai Mitsuyudan
0 %|May 11, 1944
A Gentle Breeze With Father
0 %|Apr 24, 1940
Easy Alley
0 %|Sep 19, 1939
The Kingdom of Spectacles
0 %|Jun 1, 1937
Harikiri Boy
0 %|Apr 11, 1937
Tokai no kaii 7-ji 03-bu
0 %|Oct 9, 1935
Drifting
0 %|Jun 1, 1935
Enoken's The Magician
0 %|Oct 25, 1934
Tadano Bonji: Jinsei Benkyô
0 %|Jan 5, 1934
