Rie Miyazawa
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- Name Rie Miyazawa
- Japanese: 宮沢りえ （みやざわ りえ)
- Birthdate: April 6, 1973
- Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
- Height: 167cm
- Blood Type: B
Notes
- Host for the 2004 (27th) Japan Academy Prize.
Filmography
- Gelatin Silver, Love (2009)
- Yume no Manimani (2008)
- The Invitation from Cinema Orion | Orion-za kara no shotaijo (2007) - Toyo Toyota
- Hana yori mo naho (2006) - Osae, Widow
- The Book of the Dead | Shisha no sho (2005) (voice) - Iratsume of Fujiwara
- Ashura | Ashura-jo no hitomi (2005) - Tsubaki
- Tony Takitani (2005) - Konuma Eiko, Hisako
- The Face of Jizo | Chichi to kuraseba (2004) - Mitsue
- The Twilight Samurai Tasogare Seibei (2002) - Tomoe Iinuma
- Utsutsu (2002) - Ikuko Obara
- Free and Easy 12: Big Holiday Bonus Project | Tsuribaka nisshi 12: Shijo saidai no kyuka (2001) - Kozue Kido
- Peony Pavilion | Youyuan jingmeng (2001) - Cui Hua
- The Cabbie | Yun zhuai shou zhi lian (2000) - Officer Zhuang Jingwen
- Tenshu monogatari (1995) - Kame-hime
- 47 Ronin | Shijushichinin no shikaku (1994) - Karu
- Erotic Liaisons | Erotikkuna kankei (1992) - Rie
- Basara - The Princess Goh | Goh-hime (1992) - Princess Goh
- Docchini suruno (1989) - Namiko
- Seven Days' War | Bokura no nanoka-kan senso (1988) - Hitomi Nakayama
Telelvision
TV Dramas
- Gou ~Himetachi no Sengoku~ (NHK / 2011)
- Who Means the Most to You? | Ichiban Taisetsu na Hito wa Dare Desu ka (NTV / 2004)
- Musashi (NHK / 2003)
- Genroku Ryoran (NHK / 1999)
- God, Please Give Me More Time | Kamisama mousukoshi dake (Fuji TV / 1998)
- Concerto | Kyosokyoku (TBS / 1996)
TV Movies
- Taikoki (Fuji TV / 2003)
- Kogoro Akechi vs. The Fiend with Twenty Faces | Akechi Kogoro Tai Kaijin Niju Menso (TBS / 2002)
Awards
- "Best Actress" ("The Face of Jizo") - 2004 (47th) Blue Ribbon Awards - February 14, 2005
- "Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role" ("The Twilight Samurai") - 2003 (26th) Japan Academy Prize - March 7, 2003
- "Best Supporting Actress" ("The Twilight Samurai"/"Utsutsu") - 2002 (45th) Blue Ribbon Awards - February 18, 2003
