Movies
TV Shows
Actors
Sumiko Hidaka
Mar 10, 1923 (101 years old) in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Known For
Uzushio
Double Suicide
Claws of Iron
Farewell to the Land
Night Drum
Credits
1985 ·
The Last True Yakuza
as Matriarch Ishioka
1982 ·
Farewell to the Land
as Ine Yamazawa
1969 ·
Double Suicide
as Proprietress
1967 ·
Clouds at Sunset
as
1966 ·
Flower and Dragon: Duel of the Sea Caves
as
1965 ·
The Flower and the Dragon
as
1965 ·
Miyamoto Musashi V: Musashi vs Kojiro
as Court Lady
1964 ·
Uzushio
as 母・ミノ
1962 ·
Get Married, Mother
as Kameko Sakuma
1962 ·
Akitsu Hot Springs
as
1962 ·
The Mad Fox
as Dowager
1961 ·
A Design for Dying
as
1961 ·
An Edo Magistrate
as
1961 ·
The Shrikes
as
1961 ·
Bitter End of a Sweet Night
as
1961 ·
Unruly Lion
as
1961 ·
Otoko no chiheisen
as
1960 ·
The Twilight Story
as
1960 ·
Yakuza of Ina
as Maki
1959 ·
Echo in the Mountains
as
1959 ·
Chikamatsu's Love in Osaka
as
1958 ·
The Lost Public Funds
as Okon
1958 ·
Magistrate Ooka’s Legends
as
1958 ·
Night Drum
as Oyura
1957 ·
Hole in One
as Takeko Nakamura
1957 ·
Souls in the Moonlight
as
1956 ·
Actress
as
1956 ·
Semyonov's Gold Ingots
as
1956 ·
Wedding Day
as
1956 ·
Evil Reward
as
1955 ·
Policeman's Diary, Part 2
as
1955 ·
The juvenile
as Michiko
1955 ·
The Beauty and the Dragon
as
1955 ·
Seven Masks of Revenge
as
1955 ·
Hirado Pirates
as
1955 ·
Women of Ginza
as
1955 ·
Foul Play
as Emi Ishikawa
1954 ·
Trigger Happy
as
1954 ·
The Street Without Sun
as Haruki Takae
1954 ·
Cape Ashizuri
as
1953 ·
Before Dawn
as Osato
1953 ·
The Cannery Boat
as Whore
1953 ·
Yokubo
as
1953 ·
Miniature
as Somefuku
1953 ·
Murahachibu
as
1952 ·
Violence
as
1952 ·
Sisters of Nishijin
as
1952 ·
Saiyûki
as
1952 ·
Dedication of the Great Buddha
as
1951 ·
Claws of Iron
as Emiko Haraguchi, Kyosuke's lover
1951 ·
A Spectacular Murder
as
1949 ·
Ghost Train
as
1949 ·
The Man Who Laughs Last
as
1949 ·
At the Time Men Have Seen Blood
as
1948 ·
The Dead Beauty Incident
as
1948 ·
Nocturnal Gate
as
1948 ·
Twenty-One Fingerprints
as
1948 ·
Haru ranman tanuki matsuri
as Ruri-hime
1947 ·
The Devil's toast
as
1947 ·
壮士劇場
as