Shūsaku Endō(1923-1996)

Shūsaku Endō was born on 27 March 1923 in Sugamo, Tokyo, Japan. He was a writer and actor, known for The Sea and Poison (1986), Silence (2016) and Saraba natsuno hikariyo (1976). He was married to Okada Junko. He died on 29 September 1996 in Tokyo, Japan.

Known for

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The Midday Devil
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TV Mini Series
- based on the novel by (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 2017
Silence
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- based on the novel by (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 2016
To Love
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- novel "Watashi ga Suteta Onna" (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1997
Deep River
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- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1995
Yojo no jidai
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- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1988
The Sea and Poison
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- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1986
Call from Darkness
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- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1981
Saraba natsuno hikariyo
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- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1976
Silence
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- novel
- adaptation (as Shûsaku Endô, as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1971
Obaka san
TV Series
- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1971
The Girl I Abandoned
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- story (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1969
Hymn to a Tired Man
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- novel (as Shûsaku Endô)
- 1968

Alternative name
- Shûsaku Endô
Born
- March 27, 1923
- Sugamo, Tokyo, Japan
Died
- September 29, 1996
- Tokyo, Japan(complications from hepatitis)
Spouse
- Okada Junko1955 - September 29, 1996 (his death, 1 child)
Other works
His play, "The Golden Country" (based on his novel "Chinmoku", aka "Silence"), was performed at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester, England with Wolfe Morris, Geoffrey Bateman, Ian Hastings, John Sharp, John Church, and Jenny Twigge in the cast. Richard Negri was director.

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