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Daisuke Ryū

Daisuke Ryū

Daisuke Ryu was a Japanese actor born in Tokyo, Japan on 14 February 1957. He won the Japanese "best new actor" Blue ribbon award for his performance as the legendary warrior Oda Nobunaga in Akira Kurosawa's movie Kagemusha (The Shadow Warrior). Other notable performances include Saburo Ichimonji in the famous Kurosawa epic Ran and the legendary warrior monk Benkei in Sogo Ishii's critically acclaimed Gojoe (Gojō reisenki or The Spirit war chronicle). He starred opposite Samantha Bond in the 1989 television serial The Ginger Tree, where he played Count Kentaro Kurihama. Based on the novel by Oswald Wynd, set in Japan at the turn of the century, it spans the period 1903 to the outbreak of the Second World War. Description above from the Wikipedia article Daisuke Ryu, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia​

Born: 1957-02-14 • Tokyo, Japan • 77 titles

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Known For

Legend of the Devil
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Movie•1996•ja

Legend of the Devil

The Legend of Sayo
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Movie•1982•ja

The Legend of Sayo

Asian Blue: Ukishima-maru Incident
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Movie•1995•ja

Asian Blue: Ukishima-maru Incident

Yakuza Jihad 2
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Movie•2002•ja

Yakuza Jihad 2

Legend of the Assassin
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Movie•1984•ja

Legend of the Assassin

Trinacria: Porsche 959
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Movie•1987•ja

Trinacria: Porsche 959

The Mamushi
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Movie•1997•ja

The Mamushi

Challenge to Ambition: Chapter 2
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Movie•2009•ja

Challenge to Ambition: Chapter 2

Challenge to Ambition: Chapter 1
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Movie•2009•ja

Challenge to Ambition: Chapter 1

The King of Minami: Special Ver.50
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Movie•2004•ja

The King of Minami: Special Ver.50

Joshi Camera
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Movie•2012•ja

Joshi Camera

Movie•1987•ja

The Orphaned Geisha

Guard Dog
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Movie•1997•ja

Guard Dog

The Great Jailbreak
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Movie•2002•ja

The Great Jailbreak

The Legend of the Ando Family: The Road to Hell
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Movie•2001•ja

The Legend of the Ando Family: The Road to Hell

Ando Gumi Gaiden Group Wolf Genealogy 3
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Movie•1999•ja

Ando Gumi Gaiden Group Wolf Genealogy 3

Chaka 2
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Movie•1999•ja

Chaka 2