Shin Tatsuoka

Acting · 1904–1983 · Nihonbashi, Tokyo, Japan

Known for

5.8

The Good Fairy

1951 · Editor-in-chief

5.8

The Rose on His Arm

1956 · Sakurai

7.8

Two in the Shadow

1967

7.2

Flowing

1956 · Muramatsu

7.7

Kwaidan

1965 · (segment "Hoichi the Earless") (uncredited)

6.2

The Petrified Forest

1973

6.3

An Inlet of Muddy Water

1953

7.8

So Young, So Bright

1955 · Sumura

7.3

Japan's Longest Day

1967 · Imperial Household Minister Sotaro Ishiwata (as Susumu Tatsuoka)

7.5

Hiroshima

1953

6.8

Men and War I: Prelude to Destiny

1970 · Cho Daifuku

7.5

A Descendant of Urashima Taro

1946

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6.2

The Petrified Forest

1973

6.4

Men and War II: Land of Love and Sorrow

1971 · Cho Daifuku

6.8

Men and War I: Prelude to Destiny

1970 · Cho Daifuku

7.3

Japan's Longest Day

1967 · Imperial Household Minister Sotaro Ishiwata (as Susumu Tatsuoka)

7.8

Two in the Shadow

1967

Ohana han: Dai ni bu

1966 · Ryuhei Hayami

Ohana han

1966 · Ryuhei Hayami

7.7

Kwaidan

1965 · (segment "Hoichi the Earless") (uncredited)

7.0

Beast Alley

1965

7.2

Flowing

1956 · Muramatsu

5.8

The Rose on His Arm

1956 · Sakurai

Kokoro ni hana no saku hi made

1955

7.8

So Young, So Bright

1955 · Sumura

7.5

Hiroshima

1953

6.3

An Inlet of Muddy Water

1953

The Wind Blows Twice

1952

5.8

The Good Fairy

1951 · Editor-in-chief

10.0

Wedding March

1951 · Mr. Watanuki