Hiroyuki Sanada
真田 広之
Sanada on a press tour for the series Helix (2013)
Born
Hiroyuki Shimozawa
(下澤 廣之)

(1960-10-12) 12 October 1960
Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan
OccupationActor
Years active1965–present
Spouse
Satomi Tezuka
(m. 1990; div. 1997)
Children2
Japanese name
Kanji真田 広之
Hiraganaさなだ ひろゆき
Katakanaサナダ ヒロユキ

Hiroyuki Sanada MBE (真田 広之, Sanada Hiroyuki, born Shimozawa; 12 October 1960)[1] is a Japanese actor and martial artist. He began his career in the mid-1960's at the age of six, and gained prominence for his roles in Japanese and Hong Kong action films, later establishing himself as a dramatic actor.

He is best known to international audiences for his roles as Ryuji Takayama in Ring (1998), Seibei Iguchi in The Twilight Samurai (2002), Ujio in The Last Samurai (2003), Kenji in Rush Hour 3 (2007), and Hanzo Hasashi / Scorpion in Mortal Kombat (2021).[2][3] His role as 'The Fool' in the Shakespeare play King Lear also gave him notable theatrical notice in the United Kingdom.

He made his first major Hollywood appearance portraying Ujio in The Last Samurai (2003), later appearing in such films as Sunshine (2007), Speed Racer (2008), The Wolverine, 47 Ronin (both 2013), Minions (2015), Life (2017), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Army of the Dead (2021), Bullet Train (2022), and John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023). He also had a recurring role on the HBO series Westworld (2018–2020).

He has received numerous accolades, including two Hochi Film Awards, two Japan Academy Film Prizes, a Mainichi Film Award, three Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Actor, four Kinema Junpo Awards, and honors from the Yokohama Film Festival. In 2018, he received the Medals of Honor with Purple Ribbon from the Japanese government for his "artistic developments, improvements and accomplishments."[4]

Life and career

1966–1978: Child actor

Born in Tokyo, he was scouted by an entertainer while playing with the son of the actor Kokichi Takada who lived in the same condominium, and after working as a model for a magazine for young children, he joined the Himawari Theatre Group at the age of five. He made his film debut in 1966 in the ninkyo yakuza film Game of Chance (浪曲子守唄) starring Shinichi "Sonny" Chiba, reprising his role as Chiba's character's son in two sequels released the following year.

Originally planning to be an action movie star, he studied Shorinji Kempo and later took up Kyokushin kaikan karate.[5] He began playing baseball at age 8 as a catcher,[6] and started training at the age of 11 with Chiba's Japan Action Club, where he developed good all-around martial arts ability and soon became Chiba's protégé. After entering high school, following Chiba's advice, he decided to devote himself to his studies and withdrew from performing arts activities. In 1978, he resumed his performing arts activities in earnest after passing the audition for the movie Shogun's Samurai (柳生一族の陰謀). It was at this point that he changed his surname from Shimozawa (下澤) to Sanada (真田).

1982–1999: Hong Kong action films and Japanese character roles

Sanada's martial arts film career introduced him to Hong Kong action cinema, portraying the ninja Genbu in Ninja in the Dragon's Den (1982), then working with Michelle Yeoh, with whom he co-starred in Royal Warriors (1986). He has a long-standing friendship with Jackie Chan. Outside of Japan, Sanada was often credited in his younger days as Henry Sanada, Harry Sanada, or Duke Sanada.

In Japan, Sanada established himself as a character actor in the 1984 movie Mahjong Hourouki directed by Makoto Wada.

1999–2002: Royal Shakespeare Company

In 1999 and 2000, he performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) in their production of King Lear, for which he was awarded as an Honorary Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2002, citing his "contribution to spreading British culture in Japan through his performance in a joint Shakespeare production."[7] Some media reports erroneously stated that Sanada received the honour for being the first Japanese actor to perform with the RSC, but Togo Igawa had joined the troupe much earlier, in 1986.[8]

Sanada went on to perform roles in major films such as Tasogare Seibei (The Twilight Samurai), Ring and Kaitō Ruby.

2003–2009: The Last Samurai and international breakthrough

In 2003, Sanada's role as Ujio, a master swordsman, opposite Tom Cruise, gained him international popularity and critical praise. Sanada played Matsuda (the Japanese imperialist who befriends Ralph Fiennes' character Todd Jackson) in the 2005 film The White Countess directed by James Ivory. He starred in the Chinese film The Promise directed by Chen Kaige as General Guangming. Sanada appeared in Rush Hour 3 in 2007 with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, Danny Boyle's Sunshine, and The City of Your Final Destination in 2009 in which he plays the younger lover of Anthony Hopkins' character Adam Gund.

2010–2020: Lost , Westworld, and Avengers: Endgame

Sanada joined the cast of the ABC TV series Lost in 2010 during its sixth and final season. He portrayed Dogen, a high-ranking member of "The Others".[9] In 2013, he appears in 47 Ronin (the first English-language adaptation of the Chushingura legend, Japan's most famous tale of samurai loyalty and revenge) alongside Keanu Reeves,[10] and as Shingen Yashida in The Wolverine opposite Hugh Jackman.[11]

Sanada was a guest star as Takehaya, a former Japanese Navy officer and legendary pirate captain in post-plague Asia, in the apocalyptic drama series The Last Ship.[12] He also starred in the 2017 movie Life with Jake Gyllenhaal, Rebecca Ferguson, and Ryan Reynolds. In 2018, he began a recurring role as swordmaster Musashi on the HBO series Westworld and played the minor role of Akihiko in the 2019 film Avengers: Endgame. In August 2019, Sanada was cast in the Mortal Kombat reboot as Scorpion.[13] In 2020, Sanada starred alongside Johnny Depp in the film Minamata.

2021–present: Shogun, Bullet Train, John Wick: Chapter 4

In 2021, Sanada was announced as producer and part of the cast of the FX limited series Shogun, adapted from the James Clavell novel, playing the part of Lord Toranaga.[14][6]

In 2022, Sanada had a major supporting role in Bullet Train opposite Brad Pitt.[15] In 2023, he portrayed Koji Shimazu, manager of the Osaka Continental Hotel, in John Wick: Chapter 4,[16] and was featured in a multi-commercial campaign introducing Mazda CX-90.[17][18]

Education and music career

Sanada received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Nihon University.

From 1980 to 1991, Sanada released a series of albums and singles in Japan as a singer; several of these were tied to films, TV shows, or stage productions he was starring in. In 2010 and 2011, compilations were released covering his songs for movies and pop hits respectively.

Filmography

Films

Year Title Role Director(s) Notes Ref.
1966Game of Chance
(浪曲子守唄)
Kenichi EndōRyūichi Takamori
(鷹森立一)
1967Game of Chance 2
(続 浪曲子守唄)
Kenichi EndōRyūichi Takamori
(鷹森立一)
Game of Chance 3: Lullaby for My Son
(出世子守唄)
Kenichi EndōRyūichi Takamori
(鷹森立一)
1969Abashiri Prison: Drifter at the Edge of the World
(新網走番外地 さいはての流れ者)
ShōichiTeruo Ishii
(石井輝男)
1970Legacy of Honor
(遊侠列伝)
Ichiro KawamataShigehiro Ozawa
(小沢 茂弘)
[19]
Brutal Tales of Chivalry 7
(昭和残侠伝 死んで貰います)
Yasuo HanadaMasahiro Makino
(マキノ雅弘)
1974The Executioner
(直撃! 地獄拳)
Young Ryūichi KōgaTeruo Ishii
(石井輝男)
1978Shogun's Samurai
(柳生一族の陰謀)
HayateKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
Message from Space
(宇宙からのメッセージ)
Shirō HongōKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
1979Sanada Yukimura no Bōryaku
(真田幸村の謀略)
Isa Nyūdō MiyoshiSadao Nakajima
(中島貞夫)
G.I. Samurai
(戦国自衛隊)
Takeda KatsuyoriKōsei Saitō
(斎藤光正)
Tonda Couple
(翔んだカップル)
HoshidaShinji Sōmai
(相米慎二)
Shogun's Ninja
(忍者武芸帖 百地三太夫)
Takamaru MomochiNorifumi Suzuki
(鈴木則文)
1981Samurai Reincarnation
(魔界転生)
Iga no KirimaruKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
Roaring Fire
(吼えろ鉄拳)
Jōji Hibiki/Tōru HinoharaNorifumi Suzuki
(鈴木則文)
The Kamikaze Adventurer
(冒険者カミカゼ -ADVENTURER KAMIKAZE-)
Akira HoshinoRyūichi Takamori
(鷹森立一)
The Blazing Valiant
(燃える勇者)
JoeToru Dobashi
(土橋亨)
1982Lovers Lost
(道頓堀川)
Kunihiko YasuokaKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
Ninja in the Dragon's Den
(龍之忍者)
GenbuCorey Yuen
(元奎)
Hong Kong action film
Fall Guy
(蒲田行進曲)
HimselfKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
Cameo
Ninja Wars
(伊賀忍法帖)
JōtarōKōsei Saitō
(斎藤光正)
1983Kabamaru the Ninja
(伊賀野カバ丸)
Shizune MejiroNorifumi Suzuki
(鈴木則文)
Legend of the Eight Samurai
(里見八犬伝)
Shinbei InueKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
1984The Street of Desire
(彩り河)
Jōji TanakaHaruhiko Mimura
(三村晴彦)
Kōtarō Makaritōru!
(コータローまかりとおる!)
Tatsuya YoshiokaNorifumi Suzuki
(鈴木則文)
Mahjong hōrōki
(麻雀放浪記)
Tetsu BōyaMakoto Wada
(和田誠)
1985The Dagger of Kamui
(カムイの剣)
JiroRintaro
(りんたろう)
Voice
1986House on Fire
(火宅の人)
Chūya NakaharaKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
Inuji ni Seshi Mono
(犬死にせしもの)
ShigesaKazuyuki Izutsu
(井筒和幸)
Cabaret
(キャバレー)
TanokuraHaruki Kadokawa
(角川春樹)
In the Line of Duty: Royal Warriors
(皇家戰士)
Kenji "Peter" YamamotoDavid Chung
(鍾志文)
Hong Kong film
1987Sure Death 4: Revenge
(必殺IV 恨みはらします)
Ukyōnosuke OkudaKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
1988Kaitō Ruby
(快盗ルビイ)
Tōru HayashiMakoto Wada
(和田誠)
1989Who Do I Choose?
(どっちにするの。)
Jun YamamotoShusuke Kaneko
(金子修介)
1990Yellow Fangs
(リメインズ_美しき勇者たち)
EijiSonny Chiba
(千葉真一)
Let's Go to the Hospital
(病院へ行こう)
Kōhei ShintaniYōjirō Takita
(滝田洋二郎)
Tugumi
(つぐみ)
KyōichiJun Ichikawa
(市川準)
[20]
1992Succession
(継承盃)
Masakazu YoshinariKazuki Ōmori
(大森一樹)
Let's Go to the Hospital 2
(病は気から 病院へ行こう2)
Ichirō KatakuraYōjirō Takita
(滝田洋二郎)
1993We Are Not Alone
(僕らはみんな生きている)
Keiichi TakahashiYōjirō Takita
(滝田洋二郎)
Nemuranai Machi: Shinjuku Same
(眠らない街 新宿鮫)
Takashi SamejimaYōjirō Takita
(滝田洋二郎)
1994Uneasy Encounters
(怖がる人々)
ManMakoto Wada
(和田誠)
Episode 1
Hero Interview
(ヒーローインタビュー)
Jinta TodorokiMichio Mitsuno
(光野道夫)
Crest of Betrayal
(忠臣蔵外伝 四谷怪談)
Takumi-no-kami AsanoKinji Fukasaku
(深作欣二)
Special appearance
119
(119)
Headquarters memberNaoto Takenaka
(竹中直人)
1995Sharaku
(写楽)
TonboMasahiro Shinoda
(篠田正浩)
East Meets WestKenkichi KamijōKihachi Okamoto
(岡本喜八)
Emergency Call
(緊急呼出し エマージェンシー・コール)
Hideyuki HaradaKazuki Ōmori
(大森一樹)
1998Ring
(リング)
Ryūji TakayamaHideo Nakata
(中田秀夫)
Spiral
(らせん)
Ryūji TakayamaGeorge Iida
(飯田譲治)
Murder on D Street
(D坂の殺人事件)
Seiichirō FukiyaAkio Jissoji
(実相寺昭雄)
Tadon to Chikuwa
(たどんとちくわ)
AsamiJun Ichikawa
(市川準)
1999Ring 2
(リング2)
Ryūji TakayamaHideo Nakata
(中田秀夫)
Special appearance
2000First Love
(はつ恋)
Shinichirō FujikiTetsuo Shinohara
(篠原哲雄)
2001Minna no Ie
(みんなのいえ)
BartenderKōki Mitani
(三谷幸喜)
Round About Midnight
(真夜中まで)
Kōji MoriyamaMakoto Wada
(和田誠)
Onmyōji
(陰陽師)
DōsonYōjirō Takita
(滝田洋二郎)
2002Vengeance for Sale
(助太刀屋助六)
Sukeroku SukedachiyaKihachi Okamoto
(岡本喜八)
The Twilight Samurai
(たそがれ清兵衛)
Seibei IguchiYoji Yamada
(山田洋次)
2003The Last SamuraiUjioEdward ZwickAmerican-Zelandese film
2005Aegis
(亡国のイージス)
Hisashi SengokuJunji Sakamoto
(阪本順治)
The White CountessMatsudaJames Ivory
The Promise
(無極)
General GuangmingChen Kaige
(陳凱歌)
Chinese film
2007SunshineKanedaDanny BoyleAmerican-British film
Rush Hour 3KenjiBrett RatnerAmerican film
2008Speed RacerMr. MushaThe WachowskisAmerican film
2009The City of Your Final DestinationPeteJames Ivory
2012Tenchi: The Samurai Astronomer
(天地明察)
NarratorYōjirō Takita
(滝田洋二郎)
2013The WolverineShingen YashidaJames MangoldAmerican-British film
The Railway ManTakashi NagaseJonathan TeplitzkyAmerican film
47 RoninŌishi YoshioCarl RinschBritish-American film
2015Mr. HolmesTamiki UmezakiBill CondonAmerican-British film
MinionsDumo the SumoPierre Coffin and Kyle BaldaAmerican film Voice
2017LifeSho MurakamiDaniel EspinosaAmerican film
2018The Catcher Was a SpyKawabataBen LewinAmerican film
2019Avengers: EndgameAkihikoRusso brothersAmerican film
2020MinamataMitsuo YamazakiAndrew LevitasAmerican-British film
2021Mortal KombatHanzo Hasashi / ScorpionSimon McQuoidAmerican film
Army of the DeadBly TanakaZack SnyderAmerican film
2022Bullet TrainThe ElderDavid LeitchAmerican

film

2023John Wick: Chapter 4Shimazu KojiChad StahelskiAmerican film
TBAMortal Kombat 2Hanzo Hasashi / ScorpionSimon McQuoidFilming

Television

Year Title Role(s) Notes Ref.
1966Freezing Point
(氷点)
2 episodes
JNR Inspector No. 36
(鉄道公安36号)
2 episodes
1967Special Tactical Police
(特別機動捜査隊)
1 episode
1968–1969Ahirugaoka 77
(あひるヶ丘77)
Tahei Danno
1970Mito Kōmon
(水戸黄門)
Kanta1 episode[21][22]
1970–1973Key Hunter
(キイハンター)
3 episodes[23]
1975The Gorilla Seven
(ザ★ゴリラ7)
1 episode
1977J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai
(ジャッカー電撃隊)
Katsuya Nakayama1 episode
Shinkansen Kōankan
(新幹線公安官)
Yasuo1 episode
1978–1979Message from Space: Galactic Wars
(宇宙からのメッセージ・銀河大戦)
Hayato Gen/Maboroshi27 episodes
The Yagyu Conspiracy
(柳生一族の陰謀)
Hyōma Hattori
Sasuke
13 episodes
1978Seven Detectives
(七人の刑事)
1 episode
1979The Unfettered Shogun
(吉宗評判記 暴れん坊将軍)
Otome Moroki1 episode[24]
1980Roar! Doberman Cop
(爆走!ドーベルマン刑事)
Hiroshi Sawaki1 episode
1980–1981Yagyu Abaretabi
(柳生あばれ旅)
Matahei10 episodes
1981–1982Shadow Warriors II
(影の軍団II)
Hayate Kozō10 episodes
1982Shadow Warriors III
(影の軍団III)
Sasuke13 episodes
1982–1983Yagyu Jubei Abaretabi
(柳生十兵衛あばれ旅)
Matahei9 episodes
1984Wonderful Circus Guy
(素晴らしきサーカス野郎)
Tsuyoshi SatomiTV film
Chōdenshi Bioman
(超電子バイオマン)
Ken Hayase1 episode
1985Shadow Warriors IV
(影の軍団IV)
Katsu Rintarō18 episodes
And Then the War is Over
(そして戦争が終った)
Tetsutarō SuzukiTV film
Kamen no Ninja Akakage
(仮面の忍者赤影)
GenjiTV film
Shadow Warriors: The End of An Era
(影の軍団 幕末編)
Katsu Rintarō3 episodes
1986Interviewer Saeko: A Returnless Journey
(インタビュアー・冴子 〜もどらない旅へ〜)
TV film
1987Classmate is 13-years-old
(同級生は13歳)
Kenkō Inawashiro
Dokuganryu Masamune
(独眼竜政宗)
Matsudaira Tadateru9 episodes
Sweet Memories
(松田聖子のスイート・メモリーズ)
Kiyoshi IshiharaTV film[25]
Me and Sister
(俺と姉貴)
TV film
1988Tokugawa Ieyasu
(徳川家康)
Ishida MitsunariTV film
Love Story in New York
(ニューヨーク恋物語)
Masahiro Sakairi
I Love You So Much
(あなたが大好き)
SeiichiTV film[26]
1989Oda Nobunaga
(織田信長)
Tokugawa IeyasuTV film
Sakamoto Ryoma
(坂本龍馬)
Sakamoto RyōmaTV film
1990Shingo's Ten Duels
(新吾十番勝負)
Aoi ShingoTV film
1991Taiheiki
(太平記)
Ashikaga Takauji
Fall Guy: Gin-chan Goes
(続・蒲田行進曲 銀ちゃんが行く)
TV film
1992Seiteki Mokushi Roku
(性的黙示録)
Mitsuo WadaTV film
Seizoroi Shimizu Ikka: Jirocho Uridasu
(勢揃い清水一家 次郎長売り出す)
Shinya no AsakichiTV film
1993Hideyoshi Toyotomi, Conqueror of a Nation
(天下を獲った男 豊臣秀吉)
Azai NagamasaTV film
Kōkō Kyōshi
(高校教師)
Takao Hamura11 episodes[27]
1994The Reason I Owed to Her
(僕が彼女に、借金をした理由。)
Kunihiko Yamanobe11 episodes[28]
1995The Abe Clan
(阿部一族)
Matashichirō EmotoTV film
Miracles in the Holy Night: Santa Claus is Coming to Town
(聖夜の奇跡 聖者が街にやってくる -Santa Claus is Coming to town-」)
Yūji NonomuraTV film
1996Hideyoshi
(秀吉)
Ishida Mitsunari
1997Shin Hanshichi Torimonocho
(新・半七捕物帳)
Hanshichi18 episodes
A Story of Love
(こんな恋のはなし)
Shūichirō Harashima12 episodes
1998That Man's Fear
(その男の恐怖)
Keisuke KishikawaTV film
Tabloid
(タブロイド)
Toshihito Manabe10 episodes[29]
1999Summer of Detectives
(刑事たちの夏)
Kazuki KurokawaTV film
Furuhata Ninzaburō
(古畑任三郎)
Kazuo Yura1 episode[30]
Kujira o Mita hi
(鯨を見た日)
Tamio ŌbaTV film
2001Unmarried Family
(非婚家族)
Yōsuke Matoba12 episodes
2004Locked-in Syndrome
(ロックド・イン症候群)
Shunsuke KōsakaTV film[31]
2010LostDogen5 episodes
2011–2012RevengeSatoshi Takeda4 episodes
2014–2015HelixDr. Hiroshi Hatake15 episodes
2014ExtantHideki Yasumoto13 episodes
2016The Last ShipTakehaya9 episodes
2018WestworldMusashi2 episodes
2020Dolores "Sato" Abernathy2 episodes
2021HawkeyeAkihiko1 episode (archive footage)
2024ShōgunYoshi ToranagaUpcoming miniseries[32]

Theater

Year Title Role Notes
1981Yagyu Jubei Makai TenshoIga no Kirimaru
Stuntman StoryHiroyuki
1982–1984The Big Adventure of The Fantastic PiratesIcarus (Young Pirate)/Eagle Spirit
1984Little Shop of Horrors
1985The Drunken DukeNapoleon Bonaparte
Tenshu Story
1986Adventure Youth Departure
Stuntman Love Story
Romeo and JulietRomeo
1987Biloxi BluesEugene
1988Big RiverHuckleberry
1989–1990Broadway BoundEugene
1993Moonlit Club
1995–1998HamletHamlet
1999–2000King LearThe Fool
2000The Orchestra PitConductor

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