by Sandra Brennan
biography
Japanese scriptwriter Oguni Hideo worked in close association with filmmaker Akira Kurosawa from the early '50s through the mid-'80s. He first collaborated with Kurosawa and fellow screenwriter Hashimoto Shinobu on Ikuru (Doomed) (1952). The trio last collaborated on Ran (1985), an adaptation of King Lear that won international critical acclaim, but did poorly in Japan and resulted in Kurosawa's taking a several year-long hiatus from filmmaking.
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Ran
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1985 | |||
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Incident at Blood Pass
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1979 | |||
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Dodes'ka-Den
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1970 | |||
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Tora! Tora! Tora!
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1970 | |||
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Red Beard
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1965 | |||
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Samurai from Nowhere
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1964 | |||
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High and Low
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1962 | |||
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Sanjuro
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1962 | |||
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Yojimbo
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1961 | |||
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The Bad Sleep Well
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1960 | |||
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The Hidden Fortress
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1958 | |||
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The Lower Depths
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1957 | |||
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Throne of Blood
Screenwriter |
1957 | |||
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The Mysterious Satellite
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1956 | |||
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Record of a Living Being
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1955 | |||
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Seven Samurai
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1954 | |||
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Entotsu No Mieru Basho
Screenwriter |
1953 | |||
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Ikiru
Screenwriter |
1952 |