Saito Shiko

Saito Shiko, born in Kobe, was a Japanese actor. He made his debut in silent movies in 1925

Lee Kyoung Hee

Lee Kyoung Hee was a South Korean actress. She was called the queen of tears during her long career. On December 24, 2018, she passed away at age 86.

Ebara Tatsuyoshi

Ehara Tatsuyoshi is a Japanese actor and businessman from Tokyo. He is a graduate of Keio University. In 1948, he appeared as a child actor in "Kane no Naruoka". After that, he joined Toho and worked as a youth star.

Koo Bong Seo

South Korean actor and comedian that acted in 118 movies.

Kim Bong Su

Kim Bong Su is a South Korean sound department professional.

Hirai Kiyoko

Hirai Kiyoko is a Japanese actress.

Kumagai Jiro

Kumagai Jiro is a Japanese actor who appeared (or at the very least had a presence in) no less than 20 sci-fi films, and many other films besides. He reportedly lived no more than 3 minutes away from Toho studios during the height of Toho’s output. From 1963 onward he acted under the stage name “Kumagai…

Sera Akira

After graduating from Hiroshima Prefectural Fukuyama Seishikan Junior High School (currently Hiroshima Prefectural Fukuyama Seishikan High School ), he graduated from the Spanish Department of Osaka Foreign Language School. 1935 (Showa 10), participated in the founding of the Osaka joint troupe with…

Saji Susumu

Saji Susumu was a Japanese screenwriter for many movies and dramas. He graduated from the Department of English Literature, Faculty of Letters, Kansai University and during his lifetime, he belonged to the Ragus screenwriter office. (Source: Wikipedia)

Tani Akira

See You Later…Maybe

Fang Hao Wen holds the cheapest weapon in Huanshi City— a pen. Though far from a bestselling author, his sharp words cut through the absurdities of everyday life. His brief rise to fame comes thanks to the admiration…

Framed

A cop has just been released from jail after serving some years there. He claims he is innocent of all charges, and was in fact "framed". (Source: IMDB)

Beyond The Sacred Land

In 1958, the U.S. government noticed that the 20th corps, Chinese brave voluntary army in the Korea conflict, suddenly disappeared when they pulled out for home. In fact, the mysterious troops, together with 100,000…