Ryō Ikebe

Ryō Ikebe ( Japanese 池部良 , Ikebe Ryō ; born February 11, 1918 in the city of Tokyo (today: Tokyo ), died October 8, 2010 ) was a Japanese film actor .

Live and act

Ryō Ikebe graduated from Rikkyō University and originally wanted to be a screenplay writer for the Tōhō film company in 1941 . But the director Shimazu Yasujirō (1897-1945) saw that he had actor quality and convinced him to go in that direction. Ikebe appeared in the film Tōgyo ( 闘魚 ,) in the same year . Ikebe only achieved a certain popularity in the films after 1945, namely in his role as "Eternal Youth". He later expanded his representation area, where he appeared with Tōhō in everyday stories and with Tōei also in yakuza films. He is also known as an essayist .

Filmography

cinemamovies

Aoi sanmyaku ( 青い山脈 ; 1949)
Akatsuki no dasso ( 暁の脱走 ; 1950)
Pen itsurazu: Bōryoku no machi ( ペン偽らず暴力の街 ; 1950)
Gendaijin ( 現代人 ; 1952)
Tabiji ( 旅路 ; 1955)
Early spring ( 早春 , Sōshun ; 1956)
Byaku fujin no yoren ( 白夫人の妖恋 ; 1956)
Rangiku monogatari ( 乱菊物語 ; 1956)
Yukiguni (雪国) (1957)
Tōkyō no kyūjitsu ( 東京の休日 ; 1958)
Uchū daisensō ( 宇宙大戦争 ; 1959)
Sensuikan I-57 kofuku sezu ( 潜水艦イ -57 降伏せず ; 1959)
UFOs destroy the earth ( 妖星ゴラス , Yōsei Gorasu ; 1962)
Kawaita hana ( 乾いた花 ; 1964)
Wakusei daisensō ( 惑星大戦争 ; 1977)
Eki Station ( 駅 STATION ; 1981)
Shōsetsu Yoshida gakkō ( 小説吉田学校 ; 1983) - Ogata Taketora

TV Shows

Dokuganryū Masamune (1987) - Sen no Rikyū

Remarks

↑ The film is set in 1941, but not on the war front, as the title suggests. With "fighting fish" ( tōgyo ) rather the heroine of the film (Satomi Aiko) is meant who seeks her way in Tōkyō. Biologically, fighting fish are a species of fish.
^ First adaptation of the novel of the same name by Kawabata Yasunari . German book title: Schneeland .

literature

Shochiku (Ed.): Ikebe Ryo . In: Ozu Yasujiro - Shin hakken. Kodansha, 2002. ISBN 978-4-06-256680-3 .

Web links

List of films in Nakamura, Japanese

personal data
SURNAME	Ikebe, ryo
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	池部良 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Japanese film actor
DATE OF BIRTH	February 11, 1918
PLACE OF BIRTH	City of Tokyo (today: Tokyo )
DATE OF DEATH	October 8, 2010

[1] The film is set in 1941, but not on the war front, as the title suggests. With "fighting fish" ( tōgyo ) rather the heroine of the film (Satomi Aiko) is meant who seeks her way in Tōkyō. Biologically, fighting fish are a species of fish.

[2] First adaptation of the novel of the same name by Kawabata Yasunari . German book title: Schneeland .