Yukio Ninagawa

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Yukio Ninagawa

Acting October 15, 1935

Honcho, Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan

Yukio Ninagawa was a Japanese theatre director and film actor, particularly known for his Japanese language productions of Shakespeare plays and Greek tragedies. He directed Hamle…

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Yukio Ninagawa was a Japanese theatre director and film actor, particularly known for his Japanese language productions of Shakespeare plays and Greek tragedies. He directed Hamlet differently eight times. Description above from the Wikipedia article Yukio Ninagawa, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

Movies and shows, newest first

  1. 2019
    Diner

    Movie Delmonico

  2. 2018
  3. 2016
  4. 2015
  5. 2014
    Julius Caesar

    Movie Director

  6. 2013
    唐版 滝の白糸

    Movie Director

  7. 2012
    Cymbeline

    Movie Director

  8. 2011
    あゝ、荒野

    Movie Director

  9. 2009
    Musashi

    Movie Director

  10. 2008
    Snakes and Earrings

    Movie Director

  11. 2007
    お気に召すまま

    Movie Director

  12. 2005
  13. 2004
  14. 2004
    Warau Iemon

    Movie Director

  15. 2003
    The Blue Light

    Movie Writer

  16. 2002
    Oedipus Rex

    Movie Director

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  1. 1999
  2. 1997
    Shintokumaru

    Movie Director

  3. 1992
    Twinkle

    Movie

  4. 1988
  5. 1984
    W's Tragedy

    Movie Abe

  6. 1984
    Princess Medea

    Movie Director

  7. 1981
    Summer of Demon

    Movie Director

  8. 1981
    Umi yo omae ga

    Movie Director

  9. 1978
  10. 1976
  11. 1973
  12. 1971
    Lost Lovers

    Movie

  13. 1970
  14. 1969
  15. 1968
    Affair in the Snow

    Movie Akira Sugino

  16. 1966
  17. 1965
    Dupe

    Movie

  18. 1964
    Assassination

    Movie Shôhei Imuta

  19. 1963
    She and He

    Movie

  20. 1963
    Bushido: The Cruel Code of the Samurai

    Movie Kamikaze pilot

  21. 1962
    The Inheritance

    Movie Sadao's friend A

  22. 1960