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Frankie Sakai, born Masatoshi Sakai (堺 正俊; 13 February 1929 – 10 June 1996), was a Japanese comedian, actor, and musician.
An Urban Affair
Hagure kigeki mandara
Tokugawa Ieyasu's Secret Treasure
The Akasaka Sisters: Soft Touch of Night
Romance Express
Shimizu Port Salaryman
Hail the 3 Gents
Mothra
Rokujō yukiyama tsumugi
The Dangoro Party in the Sky
Local Reporter
Edo Porn
Little Remi and Famous Dog Capi
The Bride from Japan
The Last War
Woman Boss
与太郎戦記 女は幾万ありとても
Man Who Causes a Storm
A Sun-Tribe Myth from the Bakumatsu Era
Hito mo arukeba
Mastermind
Three Gentlemen Return from Hong Kong
Heso no taisho
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Onsen
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Lunchbox
Aces Wild
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Chinese Restaurant
Hawaiian Love: Dangerous Honeymoon
Yosakoi Journey
Gokudô Petenshi
A Boy and Three Mothers
Topsy-Turvy Journey
Frankie the Milkman
Dynamite Don-Don
You Can Succeed, Too
Shin kitsune to tanuki
3 Gents in the Snow Country
大安旅行
It's The Drifters! Steal, steal, steal as much as you can!
Frankie's Aliens
The Ghostly Trip
Have Wings on Your Heart
How Sorrowful
The Happy Dancers
A 16-Year-Old Girl's Jazz Festival
Miyamoto Musashi
Westward Desperado
Waiting for the Flood
Sharaku
Shinran: Path to Purity
Nonsense Boys
Moonlight Serenade
Temptation on Glamour Island
Psychic: Traveler to the Unknown
Snow in the South Seas
A Geisha's Diary
Room for Let
The Green Music Box
I Sell My Husband
The Guy Who Brings On A Storm
The Maid Story
I Want to Be a Shellfish
Quick Change Tanuki Palace
Oh, My Comrade!
Dancing Sisters
The Hotelman's Holiday
A Comedy in Front of the Station: University
Fusa
Chûshingura
The Greatest Man in the World
Tôhôkenbunroku
Burden of Love
Three Gentlemen from Tokyo
Hungry Soul, Part II
This Madding Crowd
Vengeance Is Mine
The Walking Major
Seishun wo warera ni
Jolly Barbers
I Want to Be a Shellfish
Five Gents' Trick Book
Price of Life
Pachinko
Kigeki-otoko no ude dameshi
Bridal Cruise
Kigeki: Tonkatsu ichidai
My Blood is the Blood of Others
Kawachi's Futen Tribe
Kawachi fudoki oiro ke hanjō-ki
Ganpeki
Love Is After School
Mr. Giant's Victory Flag
Densuke no senden kyō
Kaiun ryokō
Japanese Humanity and Justice
新・与太郎戦記
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Pier
Ambassador Ramen
The Man Who Killed Six Women
喜劇・大安旅行
Frankie Bûchan no Aa gunkanki
Kigeki yūwaku ryokō
Travel Stories of a Company President
名探偵アジャパー氏
Travel Stories of a Company President Part II
3 Gents In Hawaii
Aloha 3 Gents
President's Ninja Trick Book Part II
A Company President's Life Story
Five Gents on the Spot
Discover Japan with the 5 Gents
Five Gents Prefer Geisha
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Benten
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Manga
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Teapot
Hot Spring Ghost
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Landlady
Go and Get It
Devices Stronger Than Women
Greatest Game Ever
Romance and Rhythm
Greatest Game Ever Part II
Drums Love and Dreams
The Weaker Sex
Twenty-One Concubines: The Life of a Pervert
A Naughty Angel
Cheers to the Jazz Girl
Shogun
Kigeki: Otoko no nakidokoro
Star Ranch
A Comedy in Front of the Station: Fortune
Jazz on Parade (1956): The Tomboy from the Backstreets
Volcano of Station Front Plaza
Exploration in Front of the Station
Mahjong Madness
Phoenix
The Husband Wore the Apron
喜劇・日本列島震度0
Record of Loving Your Wife
The Happicoat Comedian
I Am Three People
How to Win a Race
Big Wind at the Spa
Finances in Front of the Train Station
Hospital in Front of the Train Station
Heavenly Gods in Front of the Train Station
Mumu Dance
My Friend Death
Comedy: Cheerful Widow
The Dark Continent
Dangoro's 'Above the Clouds' Group' Sequel
A Monk in the Big City of Edo
Masseur War Story
The Five Jolly Thieves
Violent Ishimatsu
Ishimatsu Travels with Ghosts
Mangan ryokō
Sue wa hakase ka daijin ka
Shōgun
A-Un
Ponytail Won't Look Back
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Frankie Sakai, born Masatoshi Sakai (堺 正俊; 13 February 1929 – 10 June 1996), was a Japanese comedian, actor, and musician. Frankie Sakai, born Masatoshi Sakai (堺 正俊; 13 February 1929 – 10 June 1996), was a Japanese comedian, actor, and musician.