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Hiroshi Kondō

Hiroshi Kondō

Hiroshi Kondō (August 4, 1925 – April 28, 1992) was a Japanese actor. He was born in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture. He graduated from the Department of Arts at Nihon University’s College of Arts and Sciences (now the Faculty of Arts). He joined Toho in 1944. He left Toho in 1953 and became a freelancer. He joined Nikkatsu in 1955. After that, he was affiliated with the Screenwriters and Literary Artists Association. He was active primarily as a villain, mainly in action films. From the late 1960s, he made a full-scale move into television dramas, playing a variety of roles as a supporting actor. He died of acute cardiopulmonary failure at Tokyo Medical University Hospital on April 28, 1992.

Born: 1925-08-04 • Kawagoe, Saitama, Japan • 154 titles

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Known For

Gang Warfare
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Movie1972

Gang Warfare

Penitentiary Brothers
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Movie1969

Penitentiary Brothers

Organized Violence II
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Movie1967

Organized Violence II

Tokyo Knights
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Movie1961

Tokyo Knights

A 5,000 Kilometer Run under The Scorching Sun
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Movie1979

A 5,000 Kilometer Run under The Scorching Sun

The Song of Love
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Movie1965

The Song of Love

The Symbol of a Man
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Movie1963

The Symbol of a Man

Patience Has An End
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Movie1971

Patience Has An End

The Shadow of Fear
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Movie1956

The Shadow of Fear

Noboru Ando's Chronicle of Fugitive Days and Sex
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Movie1976

Noboru Ando's Chronicle of Fugitive Days and Sex

The Armed Organization
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Movie1971

The Armed Organization

The Battleship Yamato
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Movie1953

The Battleship Yamato

Movie1955

The Motherless

Movie1954

Carbine of Fear

The Revolt
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Movie1980

The Revolt

Tokyo Mighty Guy
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Movie1960

Tokyo Mighty Guy

Which Is Stronger, Karate or the Tiger?
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Movie1976

Which Is Stronger, Karate or the Tiger?

Yokosuka Navy Prison
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Movie1973

Yokosuka Navy Prison

Outlaw: Kill!
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Movie1969

Outlaw: Kill!

The Wind-of-Youth Group Crosses the Mountain Pass
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Movie1961

The Wind-of-Youth Group Crosses the Mountain Pass