

Acting
Kenji Ōyama ( February 8 , 1904 – 1970 ) was a Japanese actor. he played the role of a large, good-natured student in the films made at Shochiku Kamata and Ōfuna studios in the 1920s and 1930s and his appearance was described as "a pleasing addition to Shochiku's youth entertainment films. " Description above from the Wikipedia article 大山健二, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Highest rated appearances
as Minister of Defense

Across the Darkness

The Aristocrat's Stairs

Beauty the Enemy
as Director

Various Flowers

The Telephone Rings in the Evening

Odd Obsession

The Cast-Off

Image of a Mother
as Yoshizawa

The Snowy Heron

The Lowest Man

Giants and Toys
as Kita

Love River

The Precipice

Three O'clock in the Morning in a Big City

Advance Patrol

Warm Current
as Director, Internal Medicine Department, Kanaya

On This Earth
as Toyama (Mayor)

Night Butterflies
as Representative Shimoyama

People of Tokyo, Goodbye
as (uncredited)

The Band in Paradise: Acharaka's Big Hit

The Valley Between Love and Death

Lil's Return from Shanghai
Wagtail Tune

Lovers' Duet
as Kawada's secretary

Weeds with flowers

New Woman Question and Answer

Zoku aizen katsura

Family Diary
as Kubo

The Tree of Love

Forget Love for Now
as Guest
Don't Tell Your Wife About It
as Maki

A Star Athlete

Lady Doctor Kinuyo
Renai muteki kantai

Song of the Flower Basket

The New Road: Akemi

College Is a Nice Place
as Kawahara

Burden of Life
as Takako's husband Komiyama

Okoto and Sasuke

Mother's Love Letter

An Innocent Maid
as The young master

My Elder Brother
as Uebayashi, driver
That Night's Woman
Mother of the East
as Oyama (Student)

Love

The Boss's Son at College
天龍下れば

Every-Night Dreams

A Woman Crying in Spring
as Guzuyasu

The Bride Talks in Her Sleep
as Okubo

No Blood Relation
as Lodger

Chûshingura - Zempen: Akahokyô no maki

The Loyal 47 Ronin
as Gengo Ôtaka

Where Now Are the Dreams of Youth?
as Tetsuo's friend, Kumada
Chocolate Girl

The Neighbour's Wife and Mine

Youth, Why Do You Cry?
as Coach