Chieko Nakakita
Acting
Born 1926-05-21
Died 2005-09-13
Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
126 credits
Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Supporting Actress 1
Awards
Won 1 Blue Ribbon for Best Supporting Actress Award
Blue Ribbon Awards for Best Supporting Actress 1 won
- 1953 Best Supporting Actress Won
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Chieko Nakakita (May 21 , 1926 - September 13, 2005) was a Japanese actress known for her roles in the films of Akira Kurosawa and Mikio Naruse. She was married to Toho producer Tomoyuki Tanaka.
She later appeared in Mikio Naruse's films such as Meal, Floating Clouds, and Flowong. She was mainly active as a supporting actor.
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Filmography
— top 60 of 126
Acting
42 credits
Ashita Koso
Ebirah, Horror of the Deep
Wife
Drunken Angel
When a Woman Ascends the Stairs
Once More
Mother and Son
The Quiet Duel
Love Letter
The Chieko Story
The Last War
Procurer of Hell
One Wonderful Sunday
Early Spring
Floating Clouds
No Regrets for Our Youth
Yearning
The Three Treasures
The Lovable Tramp
Girls of the Night
The Most Beautiful
Daughters, Wives and a Mother
Flowing
Mother
Daredevil in the Castle
Sound of the Mountain
Untamed Woman
Farewell Rabaul
The Spell of the Hidden Gold
Sudden Rain
Lightning
Tora-san's Song of Love
Those Who Make Tomorrow
Little Peach
Who Is the Informer?
The Vampire Moth
Somewhere Beneath the Wide Sky
Repast
A Wife's Heart
Geisha Konatsu
Pretty Devil Yoko
Engagement Ring
Other credits
18 credits
Blood on the Sea
Life of a Country Doctor
Chûshingura
As Long as I Live
An Innocent Witch
Attention Please
A Wanderer's Notebook
A Woman's Life
Oka wa hanazakari
Kumo no Machi
Desperado Outpost
Cordon at Midnight
Kin no tamago: Golden Girl
Lord for a Night
Moment of Terror
Masquerade Ball
A Whistle in My Heart
Happiness of Us Alone
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