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Revision as of 04:39, 7 April 2016
Profile
- Name: 常盤貴子 (ときわ たかこ)
- Name (romaji): Tokiwa Takako
- Profession: Actress
- Birthdate: 1972-Apr-30 (age 54)
- Birthplace: Kanagawa, Japan
- Height: 162cm
- Star sign: Taurus
- Blood type: A
- Family: Husband/actor-producer Nagatsuka Keishi (長塚圭史)
- Talent agency: Stardust
TV Shows
- Beautiful Slow Life (ビューティフル・スロー・ライフ) (NHK, 2015)
- Mare (NHK, 2015)
- Tokyo ni Olympics o Yonda Otoko (Fuji TV, 2014)
- Tsuki ni Inoru Pierrot (TBS, 2013)
- Tonbi (TBS, 2013)
- Hitori Shizuka (WOWOW, 2012)
- Chushingura ~Sono Gi Sono Ai~ (TV Tokyo, 2012)
- Kamisama no Nyoubou (NHK, 2011)
- Kairoutei Satsujin Jiken (Fuji TV, 2011)
- Okaasan no Saigo no Ichinichi (お母さんの最後の一日) (TV Asahi, 2010)
- Tenchijin as Osen-no-Kata (NHK, 2009)
- Bizan as Kono Sakiko (Fuji TV, 2008)
- Egao wo Kureta Kimi e as Dr. Sakurai (Fuji TV, 2008)
- Loss Time Life Wife of a Mob Member (Fuji TV, 2008, Story 7)
- Gyokuran as Hirono Yuko (TV Asahi, 2007)
- The Hit Parade as Watanabe Misa (Fuji TV, 2006)
- Ryuuten no Ouhi - Saigo no Koutei as Aishinkakura (Saga) Hiro (TV Asahi, 2003)
- Renai Hensachi as Takamiya Kotoko (Fuji TV, 2002)
- Long Love Letter as Misaki Yuka (Fuji TV, 2002)
- Kabachitare as Tamura Nozomi (Fuji TV, 2001)
- Beautiful Life as Machida Kyoko (TBS, 2000)
- Utsukushii Hito as Murasame Miyuki (TBS, 1999)
- Tabloid (Fuji TV, 1998)
- Meguri Ai as Yoshikawa Eri (TBS, 1998)
- Saigo no Koi as Shinozaki Aki (TBS, 1997)
- Riso no Kekkon as Yamada Mari (TBS, 1997)
- Hitorigurashi as Miho (TBS, 1996)
- Mahiru no Tsuki as Yamashita Mae (TBS, 1996)
- Minikui Ahiru no Ko as Masako (Fuji TV, 1996)
- Mada Koi wa Hajimaranai (Fuji TV, 1995)
- Aishiteiru to Ittekure as Hiroko (TBS, 1995)
- Kinjirareta Asobi as Ayumi (NTV, 1995)
- Watashi no Unmei (TBS, 1994-95)
- Coming Home (TBS, 1994)
- The Wide Show (ザ・ワイドショー) (TBS, 1994)
- Akuma no Kiss (Fuji TV, 1993)
- Juunen Ai (TBS, 1992)
- Ai wa Doda (TBS, 1992)
- Eve wa Hatsukoi no youni (TBS, 1991)
Movies
- Listen to My Heart (2009)
- Nijuu Seiki Shounen(20th Century Boys) (2008)
- Metro ni Notte (2006)
- Mamiya kyodai (2006)
- Shining Boy & Little Randy (2005)
- Akaitsuki (Toho, 2004)
- Get Up! (Cine Quanon, 2003)
- One Thousand Year Love (Toei, 2001)
- A Fighter's Blues (HK. Team Work Motion Pictures, 2000)
- Moonlight Express (HK. Mei Ah Film, 1998)
- Hikaru Genji Monogatari
Endorsements
- Kanebo Coffret D'or
Recognitions
- 24th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress for Beautiful Life
- 23th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actress for Utsukushii Hito
- 14th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress for Saigo no Koi
- 12th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress for Riso no Kekkon
- 10th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress for Mahiru no Tsuki
- 6th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress for Aishiteiru to itte kure
Trivia
- In 1999, she made her film debut in "Moonlight Express," opposite Leslie Cheung.
- The movie "A Fighter's Blues", wherein she co-starred with Andy Lau, became the number one hit in Christmas 2000 release films in Hong Kong.