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    Keiko Tsushima

    1926-02-07 (98 years old) in Tsushima, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan

    Keiko Tsushima (津島 恵子 Tsushima Keiko, 7 February 1926 – 1 August 2012) was a Japanese actress, whose real name was Naoko Mori (森 直子 Mori Naoko). She was notable for her prominent role in Akira Kurosawa's 1954 film Seven Samurai. She also starred in Japanese television series such as Sakura and Kimi ga Jinsei no Toki.

    Movies

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    The Stupid Teacher
    0 %|Sep 30, 2000
    Fantasy, Comedy
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    Goodbye for Tomorrow
    0 %|Sep 23, 1995
    Drama
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    Tora-san's Forbidden Love
    80 %|Dec 28, 1984
    Comedy
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    Waga seishun no eleven
    0 %|Jul 21, 1979
    Drama
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    Love and Separation in Sri Lanka
    0 %|May 29, 1976
    Drama, Romance
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    The Surf
    60 %|Oct 10, 1975
    Drama, Romance
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    Teardrops
    0 %|Nov 3, 1973
    Drama, Comedy
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    Order of the Salaryman
    0 %|May 12, 1973
    TV Movie, Horror
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    Theater Of Life
    100 %|Jul 15, 1972
    Drama
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    Morning for Two
    0 %|Apr 1, 1971
    Drama
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    The Japan Derby Race
    0 %|May 13, 1970
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    Ohyaku: The Female Demon
    67 %|Oct 12, 1968
    Action, Drama
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    Shogun's Joy of Torture
    58 %|Sep 28, 1968
    Horror, Drama
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    Wicked Priest
    57 %|Aug 14, 1968
    Drama
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    The Child Writers
    0 %|Aug 23, 1958
    Drama
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    The Hotelman's Holiday
    0 %|Jul 12, 1958
    Comedy, Drama
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    The Lonely Swordsman (Part 2)
    60 %|Apr 2, 1957
    Drama
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    Good Luck to These Two
    60 %|Feb 19, 1957
    Romance
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    The Lonely Swordsman (Part 1)
    53 %|Dec 26, 1956
    Drama
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    Dotanba
    60 %|Nov 10, 1956
    Drama
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    Will-o'-the-Wisp
    0 %|Jul 5, 1956
    Thriller
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    Tengoku wa doko da
    0 %|Apr 23, 1956
    Drama
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    Avalanche
    0 %|Mar 22, 1956
    Drama
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    Wedding Day
    0 %|Feb 5, 1956
    Drama
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    I Saw the Killer
    0 %|Jan 29, 1956
    Crime, Drama, Mystery
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    Floating Weeds Diary
    43 %|Nov 15, 1955
    History, Comedy
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    Meigetsu sataro gasa
    0 %|Nov 1, 1955
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    Yukiko
    0 %|Aug 3, 1955
    Drama
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    Twilight Saloon
    80 %|Jun 19, 1955
    Drama
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    The Black Current
    0 %|Aug 31, 1954
    Drama
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    Kunisada Chūji
    0 %|Jun 29, 1954
    Drama
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    Cape Ashizuri
    0 %|May 18, 1954
    Drama
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    Seven Samurai
    85 %|Apr 26, 1954
    Action, Drama
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    A Samurai's Love
    0 %|Mar 3, 1954
    Horror, Drama
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    Hanran
    0 %|Jan 3, 1954
    Drama, History
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    Hiroba no kōdoku
    0 %|Sep 15, 1953
    Drama
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    Sisters
    0 %|Apr 29, 1953
    Drama, Romance
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    Sincere Heart
    62 %|Jan 29, 1953
    Drama, Romance
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    Tower of Lilies
    68 %|Jan 9, 1953
    War, Drama
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    Devil’s Statue
    0 %|May 1, 1952
    Drama, History
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    The Waves
    50 %|Apr 3, 1952
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    Our Chief, Our Doctor
    0 %|Feb 15, 1952
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    Fireworks Over the Sea
    50 %|Oct 25, 1951
    Drama
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    Homecoming
    0 %|Nov 25, 1950
    Drama
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    The Bells of Nagasaki
    0 %|Sep 23, 1950
    Drama
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    Omoide no borero
    0 %|Apr 15, 1950
    Drama
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    Sad Whistling
    45 %|Oct 24, 1949
    Drama
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    The Bridal Night Again
    0 %|Jan 18, 1949
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    Great X
    0 %|May 7, 1948
    Drama
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    The Ball at the Anjo House
    67 %|Sep 27, 1947
    Drama

    Series

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    Kyo, Futari
    0 %|Oct 1, 1990
    Drama, Family
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    Kashin
    0 %|Jan 2, 1977
    Drama
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    Oretachi no Tabi
    0 %|Oct 5, 1975
    Drama
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    Brother
    0 %|Oct 21, 1969
    Drama, Family