Actor
Kenzo Okuzaki
1920 – 2005
Full page on IMDbWho they are
- Born
- 1 February 1920, Akashi, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
- Died
- 16 June 2005
- Known for
- The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On
, For the Love of God, Shining Besides Funny Moon
Kenzo Okuzaki (1920–2005) was a Japanese army veteran and political activist who appeared on screen only occasionally. He is best known as the central figure of Kazuo Hara's documentary The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On, a confrontational, much-discussed work on Japan's wartime past.
Where to start
The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On (1987)Full guide
His defining screen appearance, as the driving figure of a landmark Japanese documentary about wartime memory and responsibility.
For the Love of God (1998)Log in to add it to the library
A later screen credit, listed after his best-known film.
Shining Besides Funny Moon (2013)Log in to add it to the library
A posthumous credit, released years after his death in 2005.
Their films in the library
Awards
No major awards are documented here.
The full list · 3
- 1987The Emperor's Naked Army Marches OnLog in to add it to the libraryActor as Self
- 1998For the Love of GodLog in to add it to the libraryActor as Himself
- 2013Shining Besides Funny MoonLog in to add it to the libraryActor
Filmography data from TMDB. The profile text is a draft written for Cinespective.