Ken Mitsuda

Ken Mitsuda was an American actor born on April 29, 1902, in Tokyo, Japan. He is best known for his roles in The Bad Sleep Well (1960), Army (1944), and Koko ni sachi ari – Zempen: Yuwaku no miyako (1956). He passed away on November 28, 1997, due to a brain tumor.

Personal and Family Life

Ken Mitsuda’s early life began in Japan, where he developed a passion for acting. Little is known about his family background or personal life, but his career in film spans several decades, highlighting his dedication to the craft.

Career

Mitsuda’s film career features a variety of roles in notable movies, showcasing his versatility as an actor. He made significant contributions to the Japanese film industry, participating in many important productions from the 1940s through the 1960s.

Death and Legacy

Ken Mitsuda died on November 28, 1997, leaving behind a legacy in Japanese cinema. His performances continue to be appreciated by fans and critics alike, securing his place in the history of film.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
山椒大夫 1954-03-31 Prime Minister Fujiwara
生きものの記録 1955-11-22 Judge Araki
悪い奴ほどよく眠る 1960-09-15 Public Corporation President Arimura
からっ風野郎 1960-03-22
秦・始皇帝 1962-11-01 Mencius
陸軍 1944-12-07 Tomonojo
新釈四谷怪談 前篇 1949-07-05 Ichimonjiya Kihei
新釈四谷怪談 後篇 1949-07-16 Ichimonjiya Kihei
流転の王妃 1960-01-27 Asabuki
赤ひげ 1965-04-03 Genpaku Amano
わかれ雲 1951-11-23 Ryohei Fujimura
楢山節考 1958-06-01 Teruyan
夜の蝶 1957-04-01
仇討 1964-11-01 Katagai Yoromo
日本海大海戦 1969-08-01 Ariaki Yamagata
小説吉田学校 1983-04-09 Kijūrō Shidehara