Hitoshi Ōmae

Hitoshi Ōmae

Birthday: 1935-12-19
Deathday: 2011-03-01
Place of birth: Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Also know as: 大前均

Biography

Hitoshi Ōmae was an actor, known for Suikoden (1973), Urutoraman Reo (1974) and Urutoraman Tarô (1973). He died on March 1, 2011 in Japan.

Filmography

G.I. Samurai

1979

As Kuribayashi Magoichi

Crimson Bat - Oichi: Wanted, Dead or Alive

1970

As Jokai

Five Tough Guys

1974

As Miyazaki

Dead Angle

1979

As

The Rocking Horsemen

1992

As Monster in Dream

Heroes of the East

1978

As Japanese Judo Master

Little Adventurer

1973

As

Sure Death! Brown, You Bounder!

1985

As

Battles Without Honor and Humanity

1973

As Nogata Mamoru

Battles Without Honor and Humanity: Proxy War

1973

As Wakasugi Saburo

Red Peony Gambler: Second Generation Ceremony

1969

As

Nerves for Victory

1966

As

Miyamoto Musashi: Showdown at Hannyazaka Heights

1962

As

Evil Boss vs. Henchmen

1971

As

The Domain

1964

As

Time of the Apes

1987

As Commander

Hoodlum Match

1965

As

The Most Dangerous Game

1978

As

The Killing Game

1978

As Ozeki

Miyamoto Musashi

1973

As

Internal Sleuth

1973

As

Sasuke and His Comedians

1963

As

Zatoichi Meets the One-Armed Swordsman

1971

As

Lord Tokugawa Ieyasu

1965

As

Goodbye for Tomorrow

1995

As 'Yobikomaru' Captain

Operation Plazma in Osaka

1976

As

Legend of the Cat Monster

1998

As Antagonist

Chizuko's Younger Sister

1991

As Dump Truck Driver

A Laughable Journey

1964

As

An Eagle Eyed Lord

1961

As

Ninja's Mark

1968

As

Young Master Yakuza: Edoite Goblin

1963

As

Tenpo suiko-den: ohara yugaku

1976

As

Beyond the Rainbow

1972

As

Haruka, Nostalgia

1993

As Brothel Boss

The Bushido Blade

1981

As Sumo

Kamen Rider Stronger: The Movie

1975

As Takahira Oki

East China Sea

1968

As

Magistrate of Dice

1961

As

The Kingdom of Jirocho 4

1965

As

Pastoral: To Die in the Country

1974

As Kin Ômae

Rebel Against Glory

1970

As

Code of Ruffians

1965

As

Nemuri Kyōshirō

1989

As

Demon Pond

1979

As Furosude Kotori

The South Sea Wolf

1961

As

Karate Warriors

1976

As

Code of Wolves

1974

As

Yagyu Military Art: Jubei's Redemption

1963

As