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Person

Tatsuo Saitō

Tatsuo Saitō (born 1902-06-10, died 1968-03-02) from Empire of Japan is known as television actor, director, screenwriter Notable credits include Lord Jim, My Geisha, Ragpicker's Angel, Escapade in Japan, Joe Butterfly.

Born: 1902-06-10
Died: 1968-03-02
Country: Empire of Japan
Known for: television actor, director, screenwriter, film director

Source: Wikidata

Filmography & credits

29 titles

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Lord Jim

1965 · Actor

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My Geisha

1962 · Actor

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Ragpicker's Angel

1958 · Actor

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Escapade in Japan

1957 · Actor

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Joe Butterfly

1957 · Actor

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Rikon

1952 · Actor

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Passion Without End

1949 · Actor

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Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family

1941 · Actor

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The Trio's Engagements

1937 · Actor

What Did the Lady Forget?

1937 · Actor

Image: Shōchiku · Public domain

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New Way: Akemi

1936 · Actor

The Groom Talks in His Sleep

1935 · Actor

Image: Shōchiku · Public domain

Burden of Life

1935 · Actor

Image: Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain

Shunkinshō

1935 · Actor

Image: Shōchiku · Public domain

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Living Things

1934 · Actor

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That Night'S Woman

1934 · Actor

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Spring Comes from the Ladies

1932 · Actor

I Was Born, But...

1932 · Actor

Image: Shochiku · Public domain

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Where Are the Dreams of Youth?

1932 · Actor

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Love, Be With Humanity: Part 1

1931 · Actor

Tokyo Chorus

1931 · Actor

Image: Shōchiku · Public domain

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Young Miss

1930 · Actor

I Flunked, But...

1930 · Actor

Image: Shōchiku · Public domain

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Days of Youth

1929 · Actor

A Straightforward Boy

1929 · Actor

Image: Shōchiku · Public domain

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Pumpkin

1928 · Actor

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Dreams of Youth

1928 · Actor

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Body Beautiful

1928 · Actor

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Wife Lost

1928 · Actor

Frequently asked questions

Q.Who is Tatsuo Saitō?

Japanese actor (1902-1968)

Q.When was Tatsuo Saitō born?

Tatsuo Saitō was born on 1902-06-10.

Q.What has Tatsuo Saitō appeared in?

Tatsuo Saitō's credits include Lord Jim (1965), My Geisha (1962), Ragpicker's Angel (1958), Escapade in Japan (1957), Joe Butterfly (1957), Rikon (1952), Passion Without End (1949), Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family (1941).

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