
Frankie Sakai
Acting
160
Acting Credits
Biography
Frankie Sakai, born Masatoshi Sakai (堺 正俊; 13 February 1929 – 10 June 1996), was a Japanese comedian, actor, and musician.
Known For
Filmography

Moonlight Serenade
1997
as Photographer

Sharaku
1995
as Tsutaya

Fusa
1995

Psychic: Traveler to the Unknown
1994

Tôhôkenbunroku
1993

Tokugawa Ieyasu's Secret Treasure
1992

Waiting for the Flood
1991
as Tadashi Ono

Shinran: Path to Purity
1987

Star Ranch
1987

The Greatest Man in the World
1986
as Isenokami

Ponytail Won't Look Back
1985
as Yuji Aso

The Guy Who Brings On A Storm
1983

Edo Porn
1981
as Nakajima Ise

Shogun
1980
as Yabu

Shōgun
1980
as Yabu

A-Un
1980

Vengeance Is Mine
1979
as Inspector Kawai

Hawaiian Love: Dangerous Honeymoon
1978
as Frank Ômori

Dynamite Don-Don
1978
as Tokuemon
Have Wings on Your Heart
1978

Japanese Humanity and Justice
1977

Mastermind
1976
as Captain Yamada (as Furankî Sakai)

Bridal Cruise
1976

Greatest Game Ever Part II
1976

Greatest Game Ever
1975
as 梅野長太郎

Kigeki-otoko no ude dameshi
1974

My Blood is the Blood of Others
1974

Miyamoto Musashi
1973
as Honiden Matahachi

Love Is After School
1973

Kigeki: Otoko no nakidokoro
1973
as Nagato Kinoshita
喜劇・日本列島震度0
1973
as Kiyozo Fukuda

The Ghostly Trip
1972

Kigeki yūwaku ryokō
1972

Price of Life
1971
as Seizo

Kaiun ryokō
1971

Little Remi and Famous Dog Capi
1970
as Kapi (voice)

Woman Boss
1970

与太郎戦記 女は幾万ありとても
1970

Oh, My Comrade!
1970
as Fukuzo

The Walking Major
1970

Mangan ryokō
1970

Yosakoi Journey
1969

Gokudô Petenshi
1969

Topsy-Turvy Journey
1969

新・与太郎戦記
1969

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Pier
1969

Twenty-One Concubines: The Life of a Pervert
1969

大安旅行
1968
as 並木大作

It's The Drifters! Steal, steal, steal as much as you can!
1968

I Sell My Husband
1968

Kawachi fūten zoku
1968

喜劇・大安旅行
1968

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Fortune
1968
as Jirô Sakai

Volcano of Station Front Plaza
1968

Ambassador Ramen
1967

Discover Japan with the 5 Gents
1967
as Pekero Dos Araki (Third-gen Brazilian)

Five Gents Prefer Geisha
1967
as Pecoro dos Araki (2nd-gen Japanese Brazilian)

Exploration in Front of the Station
1967

Mahjong Madness
1967

A Company President's Life Story
1966
as Annaka Ruiji (Chiol Japan Manager)

Five Gents on the Spot
1966
as Ruiji Annaka

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Benten
1966

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Manga
1966
as Jiro Sakai

How to Win a Race
1966

Big Wind at the Spa
1966

Rokujō yukiyama tsumugi
1965
as Jiro

A Comedy in Front of the Station: University
1965
as Professor Sakai / Mr. Sakai

Five Gents' Trick Book
1965

The Man Who Killed Six Women
1965

President's Ninja Trick Book Part II
1965
as Tsuyoshi Kemachi (Sales Section Chief)

Finances in Front of the Train Station
1965

Hospital in Front of the Train Station
1965

A Monk in the Big City of Edo
1965

Masseur War Story
1965

Hail the 3 Gents
1964
as Hayato Hinatayama

You Can Succeed, Too
1964
as Zenta Yamakawa

3 Gents in the Snow Country
1964

Mr. Giant's Victory Flag
1964

Hot Spring Ghost
1964

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Landlady
1964

Heavenly Gods in Front of the train Station
1964

Mumu Dance
1964

Comedy: Cheerful Widow
1964

Nonsense Boys
1963

The Maid Story
1963

Jolly Barbers
1963
as Sakai

Kigeki: Tonkatsu ichidai
1963
as Shinichi Tamaki

Kawachi fudoki oiro ke hanjō-ki
1963

Travel Stories of a Company President
1963

Travel Stories of a Company President Part II
1963
as Willie Tanaka (Jupiter Secretary)

3 Gents In Hawaii
1963
as George Okitsu (3rd-gen Japanese American)

Aloha 3 Gents
1963
as George Okitsu (Third-generation Japanese-American)

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Teapot
1963

Devices Stronger Than Women
1963
as Nobuo Koyama (Kimono shop heir)

A Naughty Angel
1963

Dangoro's 'Above the Clouds' Group' Sequel
1963

Hagure kigeki mandara
1962

Shimizu Port Salaryman
1962

The Dangoro Party in the Sky
1962

Local Reporter
1962

Three Gentlemen Return from Hong Kong
1962

Heso no taisho
1962

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Onsen
1962

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Chinese Restaurant
1962
as Shu

Shin kitsune to tanuki
1962

Chûshingura
1962

Three Gentlemen from Tokyo
1962

This Madding Crowd
1962
as Goro

Pachinko
1962

An Urban Affair
1961
as Heita Sakurai

Romance Express
1961

Mothra
1961
as Senichiro 'Sen-chan' Fukuda

The Last War
1961
as Mokichi Tamura

A Comedy in Front of the Station: Lunchbox
1961
as Ichiro

Aces Wild
1961

Snow in the South Seas
1961

A Geisha's Diary
1961
as Nozaki

The Weaker Sex
1961

The Akasaka Sisters: Soft Touch of Night
1960
as Junpei Tanabe

Hito mo arukeba
1960
as Keima Sunagawa

Westward Desperado
1960

The Happicoat Comedian
1960

My Friend Death
1960

The Five Jolly Thieves
1960

The Bride from Japan
1959
as Taro Fujikawa

Temptation on Glamour Island
1959
as Army Captain Prince Tamenaga

Room for Let
1959
as Goro Yoda

I Want to Be a Shellfish
1959
as Tomimatsu Shimizu

Record of Loving Your Wife
1959

Violent Ishimatsu
1959

Ishimatsu Travels with Ghosts
1959

A Boy and Three Mothers
1958
as Seiji, the Father

The Hotelman's Holiday
1958
as Kinichi Koyama

I Want to Be a Shellfish
1958
as Shimizu Toyomatsu

Go and Get It
1958
as Tetsuo Matsumoto

Romance and Rhythm
1958

The Husband Wore the Apron
1958
as Narrator (voice)

I Am Three People
1958

The Dark Continent
1958
as Narrator

Man Who Causes a Storm
1957

A Sun-Tribe Myth from the Bakumatsu Era
1957
as Inokori Saheiji

Frankie's Aliens
1957

Dancing Sisters
1957
as Kunio Yamato

Frankie Bûchan no Aa gunkanki
1957
as Santaro Monma

Frankie the Milkman
1956
as Rukuheita Sakai / Kogorô Sakai
How Sorrowful
1956
The Happy Dancers
1956
as Jet Kid Jiro

Hungry Soul, Part II
1956
as Tachibana's Old Friend A

Seishun wo warera ni
1956
as Moriyama

Densuke no senden kyō
1956
as 茶刈デンスケ

Drums Love and Dreams
1956
as Hula Ko

Jazz on Parade (1956): The Tomboy from the Backstreets
1956
as Hiroshi

Phoenix
1956

The Green Music Box
1955
as Clown

Burden of Love
1955
as Kamenosuke Dewa-no-kouji

Cheers to the Jazz Girl
1955
as Fura-san
A 16-Year-Old Girl's Jazz Festival
1954
as Daisuke Matsumoto

Quick Change Tanuki Palace
1954
as Jazz Tanuki

Ganpeki
1953

名探偵アジャパー氏
1953