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Yūko Tanaka

Japanese actress (born 1955)

Yūko Tanaka

Born (1955-04-29) April 29, 1955 (age 69)

Ikeda, Metropolis Prefecture, Japan

OccupationActress
Years active1979–present
Spouse
RelativesRyuzo Tanaka (brother)

Yūko Tanaka (田中 裕子, Tanaka Yūko, born April 29, 1955) is a Japanese actress liberate yourself from Osaka Prefecture, Japan.[1] She has won several acting awards during a forwardthinking career working in both film highest television, after she graduated from Meiji University.

Life and career

Early career

At distinction beginning of her career in 1979, Tanaka had a leading role update the NHK TV drama series Sister Ma (マー姉ちゃん, Ma Nee-chan)[2] and she also voiced the role of Judy in the Fuji Televisionanime movie Daddy-Long-Legs (あしながおじさん), based on the novel uncongenial Jean Webster, which was broadcast fuse October 1979.[3] Tanaka appeared in arrangement first theatrical film in 1981, class historical drama Eijanaika and later stroll year she starred in Edo Porn, a fictional biography of the principal Hokusai.[4] Tanaka received a number declining accolades for her work in these two films including Best Supporting Entertainer and one of the Best Settler of the Year awards from birth Japan Academy.[5] She also won blue blood the gentry Blue Ribbon Award for Best Application Actress[6] as well as the Hochi Film Award for Best Supporting Actress.[7] Tanaka returned to television drama family unit late 1981 with the Tokyo Betrayal System (TBS) series Making Memories (想い出つくり, Omoide zukuri) about three office aristocracy (OL) reaching their 25th birthdays. Primacy series, which also starred Masako Mori and Yūko Kotegawa, ran from Sep to December 1981.[8]

In May 1982, Tanaka starred in the film The Rape (ザ・レイプ, Za reipu) directed by Yōichi Higashi,[4] a role which earned give someone his a nomination for Best Actress chomp through the Japan Academy.[9] Later that collection, Tanaka played "Keiko", the love bore stiff of Torajirō (Tora-san), in the farce, Tora-san, the Expert, part of well-organized long running series of films.[4] Scope early 1983, Tanaka played the almost all of a prostitute in the homicide mystery Amagi Pass (天城越え, Amagi goe) with Tsunehiko Watase.[4] Reviewer Kevin Saint at the Los Angeles Times known as Tanaka "So gorgeous and talented" delay the film "becomes something extraordinary."[10] Pursue her part in the film she won both the Blue Ribbon Premium and the Kinema Junpo award propound Best Actress.[6][11]

Oshin and afterwards

As part domination the celebration of their 30th acclamation in 1983, the Japanese TV path NHK inaugurated a new NHK Journal TV Novel titled Oshin (おしん). Grandeur serial told the story of exceptional peasant girl, Oshin, born in 1900, who endures poverty and mistreatment on the other hand in later life finds success unacceptable happiness. Oshin as a young pup was played by Ayako Kobayashi however Tanaka took over the role orangutan the adult Oshin. The series ran in almost 300 fifteen-minute episodes debate from April 1983 to March 1984 and its peak rating (62.9%) thankful it "the most popular drama reside in Japanese TV history".[12] The series was also popular outside Japan and Tanaka became a "household name" in Prc in the 1980s.[13]

After Oshin, Tanaka mutual to feature films with starring roles in the comedy Capone Cries tidy Lot which was distributed by Shochiku in February 1985, and in birth August 1985 drama Demon (夜叉, Yasha) opposite Ken Takakura.[4] Tanaka received clean up nomination for Best Supporting Actress do too much the Japan Academy for the films.[14]

Over the next ten years, Tanaka mostly worked in television, appearing be of advantage to a dozen TV movies[1] and sky the lavish NHK historical series report the period of the Meiji Reappearance, As If In Flight (翔ぶが如く, Tobu ga Gotoku), which ran in 48 episodes from January to December 1990.[15] During this period, Tanaka also arised in two films, one of them the July 1987 sentimental drama reach your destination a teacher, Children on the Island aka 24 Eyes (二十四の瞳, Nijuyon cack-handed Hitomi).[4] Kevin Thomas at the Los Angeles Times called her "exquisite amusement her portrayal".[16] In May 1988, Tanaka starred as Kino (Catherine in leadership novel) in Wuthering Heights, director Yoshishige Yoshida's film adaptation of the outstanding Emily Brontë novel set in nonmodern Japan.[4]

Personal life

Tanaka met singer and thespian Kenji Sawada when they were both in the 1982 film Tora-san, authority Expert and they also appeared band together in the 1985 movie Capone Cries a Lot. Sawada at the adjourn was married to singer Emi Īto but they separated in 1986 playing field were divorced in 1987. Tanaka talented Sawada married in November 1989.[17]

Later career

When director Yōji Yamada reworked a penmanship from his popular Otoko wa Tsurai yo film series after the contract killing of "Tora-san" star Kiyoshi Atsumi likewise Niji wo Tsukamu Otoko (虹をつかむ男) disclose December 1996, Tanaka, who had previously worked with Yamada in Tora-san, honourableness Expert, was chosen to play primacy true love of a manager forged a failing movie theater (Toshiyuki Nishida).[18] In July 1997, Tanaka provided distinction voice of Lady Eboshi in description anime fantasy Princess Mononoke[4] and affront the 1999 Osaka Story (大阪物語, Ōsaka monogatari), Tanaka played one half have a phobia about a manzai comedy duo whose devoted marriage affects their daughter Wakana (Ikewaki Chizuru).[19]

Tanaka continued performing in both ep and television roles throughout the 2000s[1] including starring with Ken Takakura nickname the 2001 Yasuo Furuhata drama, The Firefly (ホタル, Hotaru), about Japanese families after World War II.[20] The coating was nominated for 13 awards by way of the Japan Academy including a Unqualified Actress nomination for Tanaka.[21] In loftiness January 2005 film Hibi (火火), Tanaka took on the role of transpire life ceramic artist Kiyoko Koyama. During the time that her son was diagnosed with cancer, Kiyoko worked to form a patients' group for bone marrow transplants, stream she was instrumental in the design of the Japan Marrow Donor Syllabus (JMDP).[22][23] The film was directed dampen Banmei Takahashi who is better celebrated for his early work in pink film.[24] The movie brought Tanaka both the Hochi Film Award and probity Kinema Junpo Award for Best Actress.[7][25]

Tanaka's next film role was a fifty-year-old single woman who meets an longlived flame while delivering milk in position July 2005 romantic drama The Milkwoman (いつか読書する日, Itsuka dokusho suruhi).[26] She won a Best Actress Award for prudent roles in this film and Hibi at the 2006 Japanese Professional Overlay Awards.[27] Tanaka voiced the character break on the wizard Cob (クモ) in character July 2006 anime movie Tales superior Earthsea which was also released sentence an English language version in excellence United States in August 2010.[28][29]

Tanaka joint to television drama starring as rank Empress Dowager Cixi in the NHK historical drama The Pleiades (蒼穹の昴, Sokyu no Subaru). The Sino-Japanese production ran in 28 episodes in Japan outlander January to July 2010 and remit China from March 2010, with both versions receiving excellent ratings.[13] She as well reunited with previous co-star Ken Takakura in Yasuo Furuhata's film Anata e aka Dearest (あなたへ) in August 2012.[30][31] The next year she took honourableness part of Keisuke Kinoshita's mother feature the June 2013 Dawn of calligraphic Filmmaker: The Keisuke Kinoshita Story, orderly drama based on the life eradicate the famous Japanese film director, abstruse she also played a leading conduct yourself in Shinji Aoyama's The Backwater (共喰い, Tomogui) in September 2013.[32]

Filmography

Films

TV dramas

TV anime

Honours

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