Saburô Ishikura

Saburô Ishikura

  • Born: 1946-12-16
  • Birthplace: Kagawa, Japan
  • Height: 5' 7" (1.7 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Nationality: Japan
  • Representative Works: "Fabric" "The Inugamis"
  • Saburo Ishikura (real name Ishihara Saburo) , Japanese actor, was born on December 16, 1946 in Kagawa, Japan. The main works are "fabric", " The Inugamis " and so on.

    Performing Experience

    Saburo Ishikura was introduced to Toei by Ken Takakura in 1967 and starred in many gangster films shot by Toei. He quit Toei in 1972 and turned to stage development. In 1979, he formed a funny group with レオナルド Bear, but they disbanded immediately and then retired from the art world. In 1981, he formed a funny combination with レオナルド bear again. In 1985, he made a comeback as an actor, starring in " The Inugamis ", " Hachiko monogatari ", "Famous Crossroads" and other film and television dramas. In 2016, he starred in the film "Fabric" directed by Inudo Ichiri, which was Saburo Ishikura's first starring role in fifty years of filming. 
    Extended Reading
    • Anabel 2022-02-25 08:02:26

      Only after watching it can I feel the great difference between the American version and the Japanese version. Except for the entire emotional control, only after watching the Japanese version can I understand why Aba spends the rest of his life waiting for his master, because the professor loves it so much! The professor's kind of love and care for it is completely absent from the American version. If you read the American version first, you will think that this is a god dog, and the relationship with the owner is hidden, but the Japanese version tells me love Absolutely mutual.

    • Alivia 2022-03-17 09:01:09

      It can be regarded as the origin of the [dog-loving movie]. In addition to the remake of the American version, such as "A Dog's Mission", "Pampering", "The God Dog Xiaoqi" and so on, many domestic and foreign films showing dogs were filmed afterwards. Loyal, kind, intelligent, lovely film and television works. However, I really can't accept this kind of work that personifies animals and exaggerates the IQ and emotional intelligence of pets. Of course, for dog lovers or animal protectionists, it is normal. The word "pure breed" is repeatedly mentioned in the movie, and the character of "loyalty" is emphasized, which reflects the "loyalty culture" that Japan attaches great importance to. Haha, including the [deceased professor] here can correspond to the [deceased master] in "Shadow Warrior". Recently, Shenzhen City, the Procuratorate Daily, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs have all called for not eating dog meat. In this regard, my personal opinion is that eating dog meat has nothing to do with civilization. It should be considered from the perspective of health and epidemic prevention. There are currently no meat dog breeds and According to the slaughter and quarantine regulations, there are still people stealing dogs, and eating dogs is indeed risky.