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His first roles in Tetsuwan namida ari (1953) and Hôyô (1953) brought him to the attention of director\nIshirô Honda, who promptly cast Hirata first in his WW2 romance\nFarewell Rabaul Saraba Rabauru (1954) and then, later that year, in the role that\nwould come to define Hirata's career: the tormented, one-eyed scientist\nDaisuke Serizawa, who alone has figured out a way to destroy the\nmonster Gojira Godzilla (1954). That movie made stars out of all of the younger actors\nwho were fortunate enough to star in it, though Hirata tended more\ntowards second leads and character parts. He was often called the\nbest-known of all actors to appear in Gojira movies (he would turn up\nin six of the sequels), but this was due as much to his popularity with\ndirectors as with his exposure through the monster movies. 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But neither voice matches Amamoto's own, surprisingly deep and\nresonant for his scrawny, sunken-chested frame. It might have served\nhim well had he pursued his original career choice: politics. He barely\nmanaged to dodge the draft into Japan's Pacific War, through acceptance\nto Tokyo University, his nation's most prestigious school. He studied\nlaw, for he wished to become a diplomat, but he soon grew disillusioned\nin his studies, his world view darkened by the mire into which his\ncountry was plunging through its disastrous war. A sympathetic older\nsister rescued him from his self-confessed nihilism by introducing him\nto friends in the entertainment field who encouraged Amamoto to become\nan actor. Through these connections, Amamoto landed a place in the\nhighly regarded Hayuza group of stage actors, where in an early bit of\nwhat would become typecasting, he portrayed a knife-wielding madman in\nthe play "Dojinkai". 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