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Interprétation
Naissance : 11 décembre 1943, Tokyo, Japan
Biographie
Mariko Kaga (born December 11 , 1943) is a Japanese actress and TV presenter. Her real name is Masako Kaga. She made her film debut in 1962 with Tears in the Lion's Mane. Her leading role in the film Monday Yuka, in which she co-starred with Akira Nakao and Yoko Yamamoto , is one of her most well-known works. She went on to appear in numerous films and dramas, and became a popular actress thanks to her devilish looks and excellent acting skills. On the other hand, she was labeled as "sassy" because she was always outspoken and assertive, and became known for her sharp character image, which caused a stir with her words and actions. After returning to Japan in June 1965, she appeared in the Shiki Theatre Company 's play Ondine , which was a huge success with full houses every day. It was on this stage that she first discovered the joy of being an actress, and from then on she decided to pursue acting in earnest.
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Films (23)

Love Letter
Film · 1995
Male Itsuki's Mother

Fleur pâle
Film · 1964
Saeko

Hana Yori Dango Final
Film · 2008
Kaede Dōmyōji

La Rivière de boue
Film · 1981
Shoko Matsumoto

Les Plaisirs de la chair
Film · 1965
Shoko

Brumes de Chaleur
Film · 1981
Mio

Le Silence sans ailes
Film · 1966

Tristesse et Beauté
Film · 1965
Keiko Sakami

La Légende du combat à mort
Film · 1963
Yuri Shimizu

La Rivière Dotonbori
Film · 1982
Yuki

Pâtisserie Coin de Rue
Film · 2011
Yoshikawa

Love Letter
Film · 1981
Tayo

The Unspoiled Diamond
Film · 1982
Kazuko Makimura

Un hors-la-loi
Film · 1964
Mari

Les Lundis de Yuka
Film · 1964
Yuka

A Paucity of Flying Dreams
Film · 1990
Yasuko Taura

The Temple of the Golden Pavillion
Film · 1976

優駿 ORACIÓN
Film · 1988

Soup Opera
Film · 2010
Toba-chan

The Creature Called Man
Film · 1970
Kaoru Akiyama
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Séries (5)

Tokyo Bandwagon
Série · 2013
Sachi Hotta

Around 40
Série · 2008
Haruko Yoshinaga

Platonic
Série · 2014
Masako Yui

SMAP×SMAP
Série · 1996
Bistro Guest

Kimi no Te ga Sasayaite Iru
Série · 1997
Nobe Masae


