Hideko Takamine
Japanese actress (1924-2010) · Japan · On the map · Actors · Died at 86
Hideko Takamine was a Japanese actress who began as a child actress and maintained her fame in a career that spanned 50 years. She is particularly known for her collaborations with directors Mikio Naruse and Keisuke Kinoshita, with Twenty-Four Eyes (1954) and Floating Clouds (1955) being among her most noted films.
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Oh, My Son!Film, Yukie Kawase1967
The Wife of Seishu HanaokaFilm, Otsugi1966
Moment of TerrorFilm, Kuniko, the Mother1963
A Woman's LifeFilm, Nobuko Shimizu1962
A Wanderer's NotebookFilm, Fumiko Hayashi1960
Daughters, Wives and a MotherFilm, Kazuko Sakanishi, Yuichiro's wife1958
StakeoutFilm, Sadako Yokokawa1956
A Wife's HeartFilm, Kiyoko1955Blue Ribbon Awards for Best ActressAward
Floating CloudsFilm, 1955Yukiko Koda1953
The Wild GeeseFilm, Otama1952
Carmen's Innocent LoveFilm, Carmen1950
The Munekata SistersFilm, Mariko Munekata1948
The Ed Sullivan ShowSeries1941
Hideko the Bus ConductorFilm, Okoma, the bus conductress1931
Tokyo ChorusFilm, Sono Choujo1924Born27 March 1924
Oh, My Son!Film, Yukie Kawase1967The Wife of Seishu HanaokaFilm, Otsugi1966Moment of TerrorFilm, Kuniko, the Mother1963A Woman's LifeFilm, Nobuko Shimizu1962A Wanderer's NotebookFilm, Fumiko Hayashi1960Daughters, Wives and a MotherFilm, Kazuko Sakanishi, Yuichiro's wife1958StakeoutFilm, Sadako Yokokawa1956A Wife's HeartFilm, Kiyoko1955Blue Ribbon Awards for Best ActressAwardFloating CloudsFilm, 1955Yukiko Koda1953The Wild GeeseFilm, Otama1952Carmen's Innocent LoveFilm, Carmen1950The Munekata SistersFilm, Mariko Munekata1948The Ed Sullivan ShowSeries1941Hideko the Bus ConductorFilm, Okoma, the bus conductress1931Tokyo ChorusFilm, Sono Choujo1924Born27 March 1924People around Hideko
Mikio Naruse Directed Floating Clouds, Lightning and Untamed
Keisuke Kinoshita Directed Twenty-Four Eyes and Immortal Love
Kajirō Yamamoto Directed Those Who Make Tomorrow and Horse
Ken Uehara Also in Untamed and New Way: Akemi
Daisuke Katō Also in Floating Clouds and Untamed
Keiji Sada Also in Immortal Love (1961)
Kumeko Urabe Also in Morning Ripples and The Twilight Years
Keiju Kobayashi Also in A Wife's Heart and A Woman's Place
Chieko Nakakita Also in Lightning and Floating Clouds
Sanezumi Fujimoto Produced Floating Clouds and Yearning
Ichirō Saitō Wrote Floating Clouds and The Munekata Sisters
Chishū Ryū Also in Rickshaw Man and Carmen Comes Home
Masayuki Mori Also in Those Who Make Tomorrow (1946)
Mitsuko Kusabue Also in A Woman's Place (1962)
Haruo Tanaka Also in Rickshaw Man and A Wife's Heart
Kinuyo Tanaka Also in The Munekata Sisters and Flowing
Haruko Sugimura Also in Daughters, Wives and a Mother (1960)
Keiko Awaji Also in Daughters, Wives and a Mother (1960)
Tomoyuki Tanaka Produced Rickshaw Man (1969)
Seiji Miyaguchi Also in Rickshaw Man and Untamed
Chōko Iida Also in Rickshaw Man (1969)
Takeshi Sakamoto Also in Tokyo Chorus and Carmen Comes Home
Toshiko Kobayashi Also in Carmen Comes Home (1951)
Yatsuko Tan'ami Also in A Woman's Place and Dimple of Tokyo
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The Human Condition III: A Soldier's Prayer 1961
Yearning 1964
When a Woman Ascends the Stairs 1960
Floating Clouds 1955
Twenty-Four Eyes 1954
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Country
Japan
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1924 to 2010 · aged 86
