Sakichi Satō
Also recorded as Sakichi Sato · Satō Sakichi · Sato Sakichi · Sakichi Satou
Sakichi Satō
- Name
- Sakichi Sato
- Birthplace
- Japan
- Occupation
- Actor, director, screenwriter
- Known for
- Kill Bill: Volume 1 Sakichi Sato is a Japanese actor, director, and screenwriter.
- Born
- 1964 · Osaka.
- Fields
- acting · film direction · film screenwriting
- Languages
- Japanese
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Sakichi Satō (born 1964) is an actor, film director and film producer, among other activities, of Japanese nationality. The actor was born in Osaka. Activity centred on acting, film direction and film screenwriting. Languages used include Japanese.
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• Name — Sakichi Sato • Birthplace — Japan • Occupation — Actor, director, screenwriter • Known for — Kill Bill: Volume 1 Sakichi Sato is a Japanese actor, director, and screenwriter.
Career
Career
He has written several screenplay adaptations of manga series including Tokyo Zombie, Ichi The Killer, and Gozu. He also directed Miss Boys about cross-dressing schoolboys. In the West, he played Charlie Brown in Quentin Tarantino's 2003 film Kill Bill: Volume 1.
Actor
Actor
• Year — Title — Role — Ref. References • 2001 — Ichi The Killer — Man Kicking Ichi • 2002 — Bright Future • 2003 — Gozu — Coffee Shop Manager • Last Life in the Universe — Yakuza • Kill Bill: Volume 1 — Charlie Brown • 2004 — Kill Bill: Volume 2 — Charlie Brown • Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair — Charlie Brown • 2008 — Heibon Ponch — Aki Mashima • 2011 — Tokyo Playboy Club — Matsunosuke
Director or writer
• Year — Title — Role — Ref. References • 2001 — Ichi The Killer — Writer • 2003 — Gozu — Writer • 2005 — Tokyo Zombie — Director, writer • 2010 — Insect Detective Yoshimi Yoshida — Director • 2011 — Miss Boys! Part 1 — Director • 2012 — Miss Boys! Part 2 — Director • 2014 — Tokyo Slaves — Director, writer • 2026 — The Chain of Roses — Director
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- 1.Amelie. Tokyo Zombie (2005) Movie Review. Horror.com.
- 2.Messier, Max. Ichi The Killer. Filmcritic.com.
- 3.Willmott, Don. Gozu. Filmcritic.com.
- 4.Rigney, Todd. Tokyo Zombie Director Sato Sakichi Sticks Pop Stars in Women's Clothing. Beyond Hollywood. September 21, 2011.
- 5.Jim Smith, Tarantino, Virgin, 2005, p 205
- 6.昆虫探偵 ヨシダヨシミ. Eiga.com.
- 7.Miss Boys! 決戦は甲子園!?編. Eiga.com.
- 8.Miss Boys! 友情のゆくえ編. Eiga.com.
- 9.奴隷区 僕と23人の奴隷. Eiga.com.
- 10.薔薇の鎖. Eiga.com.
- 11.アカルイミライ. Eiga.com.
- 12.地球で最後のふたり. Eiga.com.
- 13.佐藤 佐吉 vol.2. Culture Department Store. 4 June 2017.
- 14.平凡ポンチ. Eiga.com.
- 15.東京プレイボーイクラブ. Eiga.com.
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