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Miki Odagiri
Miki Odagiri
76 years (Jun 29, 1930 – Nov 28, 2006)
Sendagaya, Tokyo, Japan
13 Movies

Miki Odagiri

Miki Odagiri is an internationally recognized Japanese actress. She is widely known for 'Ikiru', playing Toyo.
Miki Odagiri is an internationally recognized Japanese actress. She is widely known for 'Ikiru', playing Toyo.
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Is Miki Odagiri still alive?
Miki Odagiri passed away on November 28, 2006 at age 76.
What are the most famous roles of Miki Odagiri?
Miki Odagiri is best known for roles in Ikiru, The Moon Has Risen, Stakeout.
How many movies has Miki Odagiri been in?
Over a 68-year career (since 1938), Miki Odagiri has appeared in 13 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Miki Odagiri's first movie?
The career of Miki Odagiri began with Pastoral Symphony (1938).
What is Miki Odagiri's most recent movie or series?
Miki Odagiri's most recent release is Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create: 'Ikiru', which premiered on October 25, 2002.
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Miki Odagiri
Miki Odagiri
1930-06-29 · Sendagaya, Tokyo, Japan

Miki Odagiri (小田切美喜) was known primarily for her important and timeless role as the upbeat office girl in Akira Kurosawa's classic Ikiru opposite Takashi Shimura, whose character is dying of cancer, and Miki, as Toyo Odagiri, inspires him to live... just by being herself: bubbly, spontaneous, and optimistic. Her character is also filled with blunt sarcasm that was extremely rare in movies of the early-1950's. Perhaps Miki and Takashi's most memorable scene is when she's telling him the nicknames she created for their fellow workmates... including his! Sadly, beyond Ikiru, finding the handful of other Japanese movies she appeared in, especially on DVD or Blu Ray, is extremely difficult. But she left an impression in what's considered not only one of the legendary Kurosawa's greatest achievements, but one of the best movies ever made, worldwide.

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