Really cool - Fuun joshi movie (Schloss aus Wind und Wolken).
Movie Is being made - in 1928.
Color Info: Black and White
Countries: Japan
Sound Mix: Silent
Release Dates: Japan:10 February 1928
In movie played:
Kazuo Hasegawa (actor)
Death Notes: Tokyo, Japan
Birth Notes: Fushimi, Kyoto, Japan
Death Date: 6 April 1984
Birth Date: 27 February 1908
Soroku Kazama (actor)
Shinkuro Masamune (actor)
Keinosuke Sawada (actor)
Ippei Sohma (actor)
Akiko Chihaya (actress)
Yoshie Nakagawa (actress)
Yukiko Ogawa (actress)
Tetsuro Hoshi (writer)
Eiji Tsuburaya (cinematographer)
Among his final works included exhibits for Expo '70 (the world's fair being held that year in Osaka). He died in January before the fair opened., He was a pilot and had a personal interest in flying. This has been cited as the reason his flying sequences (planes, flying saucers, and even flying monsters as in "Sora no daikaiju Radon" (1956)) were created with special attention to detail and often utilized a "pilot's-eye view." His special effects cinematographer, Sadamasa Arikawa (Teisho Arikawa) was also a pilot and shared his passion for flying which also contributed to the quality of these sequences., He created the famous Toho Company, Ltd. logo, which has been faithfully recreated in the early 1980s, and in 1992 (for Toho's 60th Anniversary)., In 1963, while still head of the special effects department at Toho, he established his own independent production company, Tsuburaya Special Effects Productions. The company started off making science fiction/fantasy productions, requiring many special effects, for television. His sons became heavily involved with the company. Their most successful creation, and one of their earliest, was "Urutoraman: Kuso tokusatsu shirizu" (1966) which they were able to sell internationally under the title "Ultraman." The series would have various television and feature film incarnations going into the 21st century. The company would later be renamed as simply Tsuburaya Productions., His first job was at Tsugishima Manufacturing where he was able to save enough money to fulfill a long-time ambition by attending the Nippon Flying School in Haneda., As a trained qualified pilot, he was able to fulfill his military obligation by working as an air courier., Is regarded as the "Father of Tokusatsu." ("Tokusatsu" is the Japanese term for "special effects")., When several studios merged and Toho established their Tokyo Studios, an area on the lot was specifically devoted to "special techniques" (special effects). Tsuburaya was put in charge of this department and became Japan's first "Director of Special Techniques (Special Effects)."., It was not until 1957, after the production of "Sora no daikaiju Rodan" (1956) (U.S.: "Rodan") that Toho formally organized their Special Techniques Department with Tsuburaya as an official department head., Because of his expertise in virtually all phases of film production, during World War II he did extensive work on films that would later be regarded as propaganda. Because of this work, the American Occupation Forces blacklisted him from working in the Japanese motion picture industry., A diabetic.
Nick Names: Oyaji ("Pops")
Death Notes: Tokyo, Japan (heart attack)
Eiji Tsuburaya ranks alongside 'Willis H. O'Brien' (qv) and 'Ray Harryhausen' (qv) near course of action of one of the cracking predictive SFX masters of twentieth century surreal attest. Best remember as the amazing signal effects phenomenon losing the "Godzilla" phase of big`un films commencing inwardly 1954, he also contribute effects to a host of other Japanase monster / fantasy / science fiction / the arena / half-truths films in stand by of complete four decades. Eiji Tsuburaya enjoy a insightful seasoning in the cinema from a young-looking age, and fable have it that he acquire a second paw motion likeness projector when he be merely ten years antediluvian, and pull it apart and push it backside legs both with qualified help yourself to the boundary stale. He come hard work as a cinematographer in Kyoto by the on the side of all side 1919, and consequently enhanced his skill to enmesh camera work through the 1920s, at which event his eye for paltry tine was in big submission from overflowing studio's. Around 1938, he become personage in charge of Special Visual Techniques at Toho Studios, and during the Second World War he was confused in the give up of several Japanaese propaganda films. He go freelance after the time of war, and in 1954 he collaborate with superintendent 'Ishirô Honda' (qv) on the monster epic _Gojira (1954)_ (qv) (aka "Godzilla"). The show was an dreadful press in Japan, and not compulsory scene be film with US entertainer 'Raymond Burr' (qv) and then insert strategically to label available the movie western allure. "Godzilla, King Of The Monsters" was then released in the USA to passionate coffer institute takings, and Godzilla has since appear in over two dozen films spanning over fifty years, becoming a bundle button cult deity of Japanese nation!! The extremely shows potential Tsuburaya went on to be the SFX director behind dozens of Japanese monster & science fiction classic with _Sora no daikiju Radon (1956)_ (aka "Rodan") _Bijo to Ekitainingen (1958)_ (qv) (aka "The H-Man") _Denso Ningen (1960)_ (qv) (aka "The Telegian"), _Mosura (1961)_ (qv) (aka "Mothra") _Kingu Kongu tai Gojira (1962)_ (qv) (aka "King Kong versus Godzilla"), _Varan the Unbelievable (1962)_ (qv), _Matango (1963)_ (qv), _Furankenshutain tai chitei kaiju Baragon (1965)_ (aka "Frankenstein Conquers the World"), and _Kaiju soshingeki (1968)_ (aka "Destroy All Monsters" ). Tsuburaya had also demonstrated his of interest production integrated project in 1963 (Tsuburaya Productions), creator of the importantly in a job class "Ultraman" persona, and subsequent TV show and films. On January 25, 1970, while vacationing in Shizuoka Prefecture, Tsuburaya suffer a hasty, incurable heart incursion. His enormous film & SFX production company be not moving alive today beneath the guidance of his grandson, Kazuo Tsuburaya.
Birth Notes: Sugasawa City, Fukushima, Japan
Birth Name: Tsumuraya, Eiichi
Spouse: 'Araki, Masano' (1930 - ?); 3 children
Death Date: 25 January 1970
Portrayed: _"Urutoraman Teiga" (1996)_
Birth Date: 7 July 1901
Toko Yamazaki (director)
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