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三宅邦子
Nacemento
17 de setembro de 1916
Falecemento
4 de novembro de 1992
Lugar
Saitama, Japon
Acting

三宅邦子

Kuniko Miyake (三宅邦子, September 17, 1916 – November 4, 1992) was a legendary Japanese actress. She was a prominent member of director Yasujirō Ozu's recurring ensemble cast, frequently portraying compassionate mothers, wives, and family figures. Her notable filmography includes timeless cinema classics such as "Late Spring" (1949), "Early Summer" (1951), "Tokyo Story" (1953), and "An Autumn Afternoon" (1962).

Como intérprete

Hasta el fin del mundo

1991 · Mrs. Mori

Wim Wenders in Tokyo

1990 · Self

Gonza, el lancero

1986 · Iwaki's wife

Las hermanas Makioka

1983 · Tominaga's Aunt

清水次郎長(1)　勢揃い清水港

1981

まむしの兄弟　二人合わせて３０犯

1974

尼くずれ

1968 · Mother Superior

だれの椅子？

1968

蛇娘と白髪魔

1968 · Sister Yamakawa

育ちざかり

1967

旅路

1967 · Setsuko

殿方御用心

1966

敗れざるもの

1964

青春放課後

1963 · Fumi

警視庁物語 十代の足どり

1963

若い東京の屋根の下

1963 · Fumi Kuwano (Fukiko's mother)

愛染かつら

1962

続・愛染かつら

1962

東京丸の内

1962

箱根山

1962

三人娘乾杯!

1962

千客万来

1962

パラキンと九ちゃん 申し訳ない野郎たち

1962

ひばりの佐渡情話

1962

El sabor del sake

1962 · Nobuko

Amor bajo el crucifijo

1962

東京の夜は泣いている

1961 · Kikuko, Masaya Taki's mother

北上川悲歌

1961

新源氏物語

1961

うるさい妹たち

1961 · Mother Setsuko