Faubion Bowers

Acting

Faubion Bowers

Born
Died
(aged 82)
Birthplace
Miami, Oklahoma, USA
Credits
3 titles

Biography

Faubion Bowers was an American academic and writer in the area of Asian Studies, especially Japanese theatre. After the surrender of Japan, he was the interpreter for the advance party of 150 US personnel which flew into the Atsugi airfield on August 28, 1945. As MacArthur's interpreter he lived at the American Embassy with the MacArthur family, and served as interpreter at the initial meeting between MacArthur and Emperor Hirohito.

Acting credits 2

YearTitleRole
1974 Portrait of Isamu Noguchi Film Interviewer
1969 Kabuki Techniques Film

Crew credits 1

YearTitleJob
1972 The Romantic Era Film Writer
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