Eiji Gō: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 36
- on screen
- 1960–1976
- box office
- $755
Eiji Gō's Career in Numbers
Eiji Gō's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Eiji Gō works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from The Warped Ones (1960) to Operation Plazma in Osaka (1976), and the 1970s were the busiest decade.
Eiji Gō Movies by Decade
- 1960s 16
- 1970s 20
The 1970s were Eiji Gō's busiest decade, with 20 films.
Eiji Gō Movies by Genre
- Action 10
- Crime 8
- Thriller 8
- Drama 6
- Comedy 2
- Adventure 1
Action is the genre Eiji Gō has worked in most, with 10 films, ahead of crime (8).
Eiji Gō Career Milestones
- First film
- The Warped Ones 1960
- Biggest box office hit
- Tokyo Drifter $755 worldwide
- Newest film
- Operation Plazma in Osaka 1976
Eiji Gō Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Eiji Gō is credited on, newest first, with the role, the box office and the Movie Echo Score. Re-order the list to see the best-rated films or the biggest hits first.
- 1976
New Battles Without Honor and Humanity 3: Last Days of the Boss as Joe · Action - 1976
Karate Warriors as Tetsuji Higashida · Crime - 1976
Operation Plazma in Osaka Crime - 1975
Karate Bear Fighter Adventure - 1975
The Bullet Train as Shinji Fujio · Drama - 1975
Great Jailbreak as Gota Namikawa · Action - 1975
Graveyard of Honor as Makoto Sugiura · Action - 1974
The Executioner II: Karate Inferno as Ichiro Sakura · Comedy - 1974
The Yakuza as Spider · Crime - 1974
The Four Roughnecks - 1974
The Executioner as Ichiro Sakura · Action - 1974
Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs as Yoshihide · Drama - 1973
Karate Killer as Ryuzuka · Action - 1973
A True Story of the Private Ginza Police Action - 1973
The Bodyguard as Toro · Thriller - 1972
The Horrible Obsessions as Shigekichi Higa · Crime - 1971
Go As Messy As Messy Can Be as Tagosaku · Comedy - 1971
Stray Cat Rock: Beat ’71 as Sôtô · Drama - 1970
Stray Cat Rock: Machine Animal as Sakura · Thriller - 1970
Haunted Samurai Drama - 1969
Outlaw: Kill! as Tetsuji Hanai · Thriller - 1968
Outlaw: Black Dagger as Yamaki · Thriller - 1968
Retaliation as Nakatsu · Action - 1968
Outlaw: Heartless as Kubo · Crime - 1968
Outlaw: Gangster VIP 2 Thriller - 1967
Asia-Pol Drama - 1966
Tokyo Drifter as Tanaka · Thriller Worldwide box office: $755 - 1966
Cat Girls Gamblers: Abandoned Fangs of Triumph as Koichi · Crime - 1966
Black Tight Killers as Sabu · Thriller - 1965
The Dragon of Macao Action - 1965
Murder Unincorporated as Ino · Action - 1965
Gambling Kitten as Wada · Crime - 1963
Youth of the Beast as Shigeru Takechi · Thriller - 1962
Danger Pays Crime - 1961
The Man with a Shotgun as Katsu · Action - 1960
The Warped Ones as Masaru · Drama
Who Eiji Gō Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Eiji Gō shares the most films with. Hideo Murota comes first, with 11 films together, followed by Ken Takakura (3).
Eiji Gō: Questions & Answers
How many movies Eiji Gō has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Eiji Gō been in?
Eiji Gō is credited on 36 films, from 1960 to 1976. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Eiji Gō's highest-grossing movie?
Tokyo Drifter (1966) is Eiji Gō's biggest box office hit, with $755 worldwide. Across every film with box office figures, Eiji Gō's movies have made $755.
Eiji Gō's biggest hits What is Eiji Gō's newest movie?
The most recent film on Eiji Gō's filmography is New Battles Without Honor and Humanity 3: Last Days of the Boss (1976), in the role of Joe.
Who does Eiji Gō work with most often?
Eiji Gō shares the most films with Hideo Murota (11 films), Ken Takakura (3 films) and Ichirô Sugai (2 films).
The Best Eiji Gō Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 36 credits.
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