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Seijirô Onda
Born
1 May 1910
Died
28 November 1974
Place
Tokyo, Japan
Acting

Seijirô Onda

As actor

Fighting Elegy

1966 · Kiroku's Father

Gigantis, the Fire Monster

1959 · Commander (as Serjiro Onda)

I Want to Be a Shellfish

1958

Zoku Ôban: Fûun hen

1957

Throne of Blood

1957 · Miki party member #2

The Lonely Swordsman (Part 1)

1956

Sudden Rain

1956 · Division Chief

The Underworld

1956

Aishu no machi ni kiri ga furu

1956 · Matsushima, a private detective

Settlement of Love

1956

Wharf with the Weeping Girl

1956 · Detective Kizuka

A Strong Wind Blows

1956 · Bunzō (Saeko’s uncle)

Gendai no yokubô

1956

Housewives Are Suing

1956

Godzilla Raids Again

1955 · Captain Terasawa of Osaka Defense Corps

No Time for Tears

1955

The Lone Journey

1955

Lovetide

1955 · Detective Yamaguchi

Floating Clouds

1955

Ticket to Hell

1955 · Tajima

The Rookie Managers

1955

Farewell Rabaul

1954

Godzilla

1954 · Parliamentarian Oyama

Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto

1954 · Chief Official (uncredited)

Invisible Man

1954 · Chief of Metropolitan Police

My Six Favorite Men — Speedy Men

1954

Mr. Pu

1953

The Eagle of the Pacific

1953 · (uncredited)

Brilliant! The First Detective: Zenigata Heiji in His Youth

1953

The Red Light Military Base

1953