Biography
Noah Tudon Murayama was born July 4, 1930 in Ciudad Del Maiz, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Doctor's son from Japan Masaki Murayama and Maria Teresa Tudon. The third of eight children. He studied to be a dentist in Mexico City to please his father. He debuted at the university theater, then studied acting at the School of the ANDA. After working in three experimental works was his professional debut in the television series "Street Angels" in 1952. His film debut was in 1957. He worked in over 150 films, 30 plays and about 12 soaps. He is the father of actor Claudio Rojo. He died on August 22, 1997 Saint Elena Hospital in Mexico City from liver problems at age 67, leaving unfinished his role in the soap, "Esmeralda".
Movies & TV Shows
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Esmeralda (1996) — Fermín
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Nazarín (1959) — El pinto
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Guns for San Sebastian (1967) — Capt. Lopez
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Snow White and Her 7 Lovers (1980) — El Fedayín
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Run, Man, Run (1968) — Pablo
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The Paper Man (1963) — Líder
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My Son, the Hero (1961) — Captain
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The Feathered Coyote (1983) — Romano
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The Infernal Rapist (1988) — Carlos 'El Gato'
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Mi niño Tizoc (1972) — Enedino
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Tlayucan (1962) — Matías
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Juana Gallo (1961) — Coronel Ordóñez
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The Shadow of the Tyrant (1960) — Mayor Segura
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Shark Hunters (1963) — Román
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El rifle implacable (1965)
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Dr. Satan vs. Black Magic (1968) — Yei Lin
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Mil caminos tiene la muerte (1977) — Lt. Nava
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The Border (1980) — Mosca
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Reclusorio (1997) — (segment 'El policia encajuelado")
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Operation 67 (1967) — Sadomi Suki
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The Treasure of Moctezuma (1968) — Suki
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El zurdo (1965) — Modesto
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S.O.S. Bikini Conspiracy (1967) — Bristol's Assistant Uli
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Hot Snake (1978) — Miranda
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Everyone's Hell So Feared (1981) — Brother Chete
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Contrabando y Traicion (1977)
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Blue Demon vs. the Infernal Brains (1968)
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The Whip vs. Satan (1979)
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Treinta Segundos Para Morir (1981)
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Sonatas (1959) — Teniente Gaviño
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Buenos días, Acapulco (1964) — cómplice de Guillermo
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Las Fuerzas Vivas (1975)
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At a Lame Pace (1980) — Matias, the Blind Man
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La pachanga (1981) — Rey
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To Each His Own Life (1960) — "Ojitos"
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Hard Breed to Kill (1967) — Navajo
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The Son of Alma Grande (1976)
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The Mongol Plot (1977) — Liu
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Con licencia para matar (1969)
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Los peseros (1984)