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Eiko Takamatsu
Acting Born Jul 2, 1893 Died Oct 4, 1957 Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan 58 credits
Biography
Eiko Takamatsu works in acting. Born July 2, 1893 in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. Died October 4, 1957. Archytele tracks 58 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
The Thick-Walled RoomFarewell to DreamMorishige, where are you going?
The Dawn of Judo
Omokage no utaSincere Heart
Modern PeopleCarmen's Innocent LoveHibari's Circus: The Sad Little DoveSono yoru no tsuma
Carmen Comes HomeBoyhood
Wedding RingOnna no ryūkō
A Hen in the WindTemptation
PhoenixRecord of a Tenement GentlemanThe Ball at the Anjo House
Morning for the Osone FamilyKanojo no hatsugenKigeki wa owarinu
Air Raid of the Enemy PlaneOur Planes Fly South
A Certain Woman
Introspection Tower
NobukoUtsukushiki Rinjin
Spring ThunderWeeds with flowers
Family DiaryMother and ChildSo Goes My LoveHotaru no hikari
The Only SonMr. Thank YouYukinojō henge, Kanketsu-hen
Him, Her, and the BoysKid CommotionThe Groom Talks in His SleepOkoto and SasukeAn Actor's Revenge
The Dancing Girl of IzuIsland GirlLoveDaphne
Seven Seas: Chastity ChapterThe Golden Demon
Youth, Why Do You Cry?Pure LoveLove and Power
The Blacksmith of the ForestFighting FriendsParent
Dreams of YouthKing of the LandThe Village Bride
Young Master
Full Filmography
58 titles- The Thick-Walled Room (1956)
- Farewell to Dream (1956)
- Morishige, where are you going? (1956) as Saka
- The Dawn of Judo (1955)
- Omokage no uta (1953)
- Sincere Heart (1953)
- Modern People (1952)
- Carmen's Innocent Love (1952)
- Hibari's Circus: The Sad Little Dove (1952)
- Sono yoru no tsuma (1952)
- Carmen Comes Home (1951)
- Boyhood (1951)
- Wedding Ring (1950)
- Onna no ryūkō (1950)
- A Hen in the Wind (1948) as Tsune
- Temptation (1948)
- Phoenix (1947) as Old housekeeper
- Record of a Tenement Gentleman (1947) as Tome
- The Ball at the Anjo House (1947)
- Morning for the Osone Family (1946) as Old domestic servant
- Kanojo no hatsugen (1946)
- Kigeki wa owarinu (1946)
- Air Raid of the Enemy Plane (1943) as Obasan
- Our Planes Fly South (1943)
- A Certain Woman (1942)
- Introspection Tower (1941) as Miss Tsumura
- Nobuko (1940) as Yoshioka
- Utsukushiki Rinjin (1940)
- Spring Thunder (1939)
- Weeds with flowers (1939)
- Family Diary (1938) as Matsuya
- Mother and Child (1938) as Lodging House Keeper
- So Goes My Love (1938)
- Hotaru no hikari (1938)
- The Only Son (1936) as Oshige
- Mr. Thank You (1936)
- Yukinojō henge, Kanketsu-hen (1936)
- Him, Her, and the Boys (1935) as Tokochibi's Mother
- Kid Commotion (1935)
- The Groom Talks in His Sleep (1935) as Bridegroom's mother
- Okoto and Sasuke (1935)
- An Actor's Revenge (1935) as Namiji's nanny
- The Dancing Girl of Izu (1933) as Otatsu, the mother
- Island Girl (1933)
- Love (1933)
- Daphne (1933) as Maid
- Seven Seas: Chastity Chapter (1932)
- The Golden Demon (1932) as Minowa's Wife
- Youth, Why Do You Cry? (1930) as Lady
- Pure Love (1930) as Atsuta's mother
- Love and Power (1930)
- The Blacksmith of the Forest (1929) as Otane
- Fighting Friends (1929) as Ogen
- Parent (1929)
- Dreams of Youth (1928) as Proprietress of the rooming house
- King of the Land (1928) as Okatsu
- The Village Bride (1928)
- Young Master (1926) as Haneda Household Maid
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Eiko Takamatsu best known for?
Eiko Takamatsu is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Modern People (1952), Carmen's Innocent Love (1952), Carmen Comes Home (1951), WWII in Color (2005).
When and where was Eiko Takamatsu born?
Eiko Takamatsu was born on July 2, 1893 in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. They passed away on October 4, 1957.
How many credits does Eiko Takamatsu have?
Eiko Takamatsu has accumulated over 58 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1926 to 1956.
Eiko Takamatsu by the numbers
58credits
58films
0TV series
1926–1956active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Carmen Comes Home (1951) — aged about 57
- Carmen's Innocent Love (1952) — aged about 58
- Modern People (1952) — aged about 58
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