Haruka Sugata
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Haruka Sugata signs on to projects as a Japanese actress with a solid, unshowy body of screen work behind her. The bulk of the titles are drama. 38 years of credits make this a working career rather than a passing attempt. 'Dreams' is the credit that shows up first in any summary of the career. Another credit worth naming is 'GO'. By 36, she was already on a call sheet.
Haruka Sugata
6 Movies
1 Series
Haruka Sugata signs on to projects as a Japanese actress with a solid, unshowy body of screen work behind her. The bulk of the titles are drama. 38 years of credits make this a working career rather than a passing attempt. 'Dreams' is the credit that shows up first in any summary of the career. Another credit worth naming is 'GO'. By 36, she was already on a call sheet.
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Haru and Natsu
Shizu Takakura · 5 episodes
2005
TV
GO
Hisako
2001
Film
Date Masamune: The One-Eyed Dragon's Love and Ambition
Katakura Kita
1995
Film
Night Head
Yuko Tenmoto
1994
Film
Dark Hunter
Oshima
1994
Film
Aoi bara satsujin jiken
Natsumi Tsujimoto
1993
Film
Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis
Yukari Tatsumiya
1988
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Haruka Sugata and where are they from?
Haruka Sugata is 73 years old, born on September 7, 1952 in Tokyo, Japan.
What are the most famous roles of Haruka Sugata?
Haruka Sugata is best known for roles in Dreams, GO, Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis.
How many movies has Haruka Sugata been in?
Over a 38-year career (since 1988), Haruka Sugata has appeared in 6 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Haruka Sugata's first movie?
The career of Haruka Sugata began with Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis (1988).
What is Haruka Sugata's most recent movie or series?
Haruka Sugata's most recent release is Samurai Justice: The Female Bodyguard, which premiered on January 30, 2006.
What TV shows has Haruka Sugata appeared in?
On television, Haruka Sugata has appeared in Haru and Natsu, Shimei Tehai.
Haruka Sugata
1952-09-07 · Tokyo, Japan
Haruka Sugata signs on to projects as a Japanese actress with a solid, unshowy body of screen work behind her. The bulk of the titles are drama. 38 years of credits make this a working career rather than a passing attempt. 'Dreams' is the credit that shows up first in any summary of the career. Another credit worth naming is 'GO'. By 36, she was already on a call sheet.