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Masayuki Mori (b. 1953)

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Born:
January 7, 1953

Biography from TheMovieDB

Masayuki Mori is a Japanese film producer. He is best known for collaborating as a producer for films made by actor and filmmaker Takeshi Kitano under Kitano's production company, Office Kitano.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Casting:
2016  Vauxhall Rideshow - Escape from Dead School

Executive Producer:
2001  Delbaran
2001  Platform
2002  Asakusa Kid
2002  Unknown Pleasures
2004  The World
2013  A Touch of Sin
2016  Vauxhall Rideshow - Escape from Dead School

Producer:
1991  A Scene at the Sea
1993  Sonatine
1995  Getting Any?
1996  Kids Return
1997  Fireworks
1999  Kikujiro
2000  Brother
2001  Delbaran
2001  Platform
2002  Asakusa Kid
2002  Chicken Heart
2002  Dolls
2002  Unknown Pleasures
2003  Zatoichi
2004  The World
2005  Innocent Seven
2005  Takeshis'
2006  Big River
2007  Glory to the Filmmaker!
2007  To Each His Own Cinema
2008  Achilles and the Tortoise
2010  Outrage
2012  Beyond Outrage
2013  A Touch of Sin
2015  Ryuzo and the Seven Henchmen
2016  Vauxhall Rideshow - Escape from Dead School
2017  Outrage Coda

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