Cast
Jun Ōtomo
Acting
Cast
Jun Ōtomo
Known for
Acting
Born
1899-11-21
From
Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan
Died
1978-12-28
Biography
Originally a music teacher, Jun joined the Toho Mobile Culture Corps during WWII. He ultimately became active as a character actor in Toho and Shintoho productions in the '50s and '60s. Noted for his menacing onscreen countenance, he was remembered for his mild-mannered and affable nature in private life.
★6.6
MOVIE1935
Three Sisters with Maiden Hearts
as Bad boy at Rokku
★8.1
MOVIE1961
Yojimbo
as Seibei Follower
★7.9
MOVIE1957
Throne of Blood
as Commander
★8.1
MOVIE1959
The Human Condition I: No Greater Love
as (uncredited)
MOVIE1964
Ghost Story: Cruel Phantom
as Ôsa Gondô
★6.5
MOVIE1959
Ghost Story of Yotsuya
as Takuetsu
★4.9
MOVIE1972
Rika: The Mixed-Blood Girl
as Tabucho
★6.4
MOVIE1960
Jigoku
as Ensai Taniguchi
★6.5
MOVIE1960
Female Slave Ship
as Fox
★10.0
MOVIE1938
Nightingale
as Police Officer
★7.0
MOVIE1958
Stakeout
as Construction camp master
★6.9
MOVIE1957
Black River
as (uncredited)
MOVIE1959
The Challenge of the Female Spy Akatsuki
★7.0
MOVIE1954
The Street Without Sun
★5.0
MOVIE1960
Black Line
as Yukichi Tachibana
★8.0
MOVIE1959
The Pacific War and the International Military Tribunal
★3.6
MOVIE1961
Fire Line
as Naganuma
★7.8
MOVIE1960
Yellow Line
as Agawa
MOVIE1963
男の嵐
★8.0
MOVIE1960
Queen Bee and College Boy Ryu
★10.0
MOVIE1959
Fight to the Death in a Blizzard
MOVIE1959
Seven-Color Mask: King Rose - Devil's Rose
as Fake Nogemura
MOVIE1969
Sakura sakazuki: gikyōdai
MOVIE1960
Kôshitsu to sensô to waga minzoku
as War Minister Anami
MOVIE1962
Black and Red Flower Petals
MOVIE1960
トップ屋を殺せ
MOVIE1960
Five Violent Girls
MOVIE1957
剣聖 暁の三十六番斬り
★6.2
MOVIE1960
Women of Whirlpool Island
MOVIE1960
Cave Queens
as Jun Kinryu
MOVIE1960
Roar of the Bullets
MOVIE1959
Seven-Color Mask: King Rose - Challenge from the Dead
★6.5
MOVIE1965
The Witness' Chair
★3.0
MOVIE1958
Secret White Line Zone
MOVIE1959
Seven-Color Mask: King Rose - Disappearing Gentleman
MOVIE1956
Jigoku no hatoba
★6.0
MOVIE1959