Acting · geboren 1926-12-09
佐田啓二
Keiji Sada was a Japanese actor. He won the award for Best Actor at the 7th Blue Ribbon Awards for Anata Kaimasu (I Will Buy You) and Taifū Sōdōki (Typhoon). He was the father of the actor Kiichi Nakai. Sada is primarily known for starring in Ozu films, especially in the 1950s and most famously Good Morning (1959). He also was a supporting actor in two films of Masaki Kobayashi's Human Condition trilogy. Sada was born in Kyoto in 1926. While a student, he roomed at a boarding house owned by the actor Shuji Sano, and on graduation was offered a position at Shochiku Studios. He was paired with Kinuyo Tanaka for his debut appearance, Keisuke Kinoshita's Phoenix. Sada was killed in a car crash in 1964. His wife and children were unharmed. He was 37.
Bekannt aus
- Ein Herbstnachmittag (1962) – Koichi
- Guten Morgen (1959) – Heiichiro Fukui
- Barfuß durch die Hölle - 1. Teil (1959) – Kageyama
- Barfuß durch die Hölle - 2. Teil: Die Straße zur Ewigkeit (1959) – Kageyama Shôi
- Spätherbst (1960) – Shotaru Goto
- Sommerblüten (1958) – Masahiko Taniguchi
- 暗殺 (1964)
- Carmen kehrt heim (1951) – Mr. Ogawa
- Eine unsterbliche Liebe (1961) – Takashi
- あなた買います (1956) – Daisuke Kishimoto
- 日本の悲劇 (1953) – Tatsuya
- 新釈四谷怪談 前篇 (1949) – Kobotoke Kohei
- 新釈四谷怪談 後篇 (1949) – Kohei
- 血は渇いてる (1960) – Takashi Kiguchi
- お嬢さん乾杯! (1949) – Goro
- 遠い雲 (1955) – Shunsuke, Fuyuko's brother-in-law
- 風前の灯 (1957) – Kaneshige
- 泉 (1956)
- 美わしき歳月 (1955) – Nakao
- 惜春鳥 (1959) – Eitarô Makita
- 不死鳥 (1947) – Shinichi Yasaka
- この広い空のどこかに (1954) – Ryoichi Morita
- 海の花火 (1951) – Tamihiko Kujirai
- 二人で歩いた幾春秋 (1962) – Yoshio Nonaka, Torae's husband
- 肖像 (1948) – Nakajima
- 無宿人別帳 (1963) – Yajuro
- 我が家は樂し (1951) – Saburo Uchiyama, Tomoko's boyfriend
- 歌え若人達 (1963) – Keiji Sada
- 雲がちぎれる時 (1961) – Yoshimi Misaki
- 君の名は (1953)
- 君の名は 第二部 (1953)
- 本日休診 (1952)
- 悪の紋章 (1964) – Takazawa Shigeharu
- 甘い汗 (1964) – Tatsuoka
- 㐂びも悲しみも幾歳月 (1957) – Shiro Arisawa
- 猟銃 (1961) – Reiichiro Kadota
- 風の視線 (1963)
- 花の生涯 (1963) – Nagano Shuzen
- 土砂降り (1957) – Kazuo
- 自由学校 (1951)