Setsuko Hara
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Rating Distribution
Based on 27 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Tokyo Story
as Noriko Hirayama
1953
46.3
Late Spring
as Noriko Somiya
1949
35.2
The End of Summer
as Akiko
1961
19.3
The Idiot
as Taeko Nasu
1951
18.8
Chûshingura
as Riku Oishi
1962
16.9
Tokyo Twilight
as Takako Numata
1957
16.1
Late Autumn
as Akiko Miwa
1960
13.4
The Three Treasures
as Amaterasu, the Sun Goddess
1959
10.1
Repast
as Michiyo Okamoto
1951
8.2
No Regrets for Our Youth
as Yukie Yagihara
1946
8.0
Early Summer
as Noriko Mamiya
1951
5.3
The Blue Mountains: Part II
as Yukiko Shimazaki
1949
2.3
Tokyo Sweetheart
as Yuki
1952
2.3
Sound of the Mountain
as Ogata Kikuko
1954
2.2
Shirayuki sensei to kodomo tachi
1950
2.0
Sudden Rain
as Fumiko Namiki
1956
0.8
Life of a Country Doctor
1960
0.7
Temptation
as Takako
1948
0.5
Priest of Darkness
as Onami
1936
0.5
Daughters, Wives and a Mother
as Sanae Soga
1960
0.4
The Ball at the Anjo House
as Atsuko Anjo
1947
0.3
The War at Sea from Hawaii to Malaya
as Kikuko
1942
0.3
Woman Unveiled
1958
0.1
Here's to the Young Lady
as Yasuko Ikeda
1949
0.1
The Blue Mountains: Part I
as Yukiko Shimazaki
1949
0.1
The Rainbow-Colored Flower
as Teruko
1950
0.1
Three Women of the North
1945
0.1
Throwing the Soul Away
as Student
1935
0.1
The Wind Blows Twice
as Kanae Hisamatsu
1952
0.1
The Age of Beginnings
as Miyako Tomoda
1947
0.1
White Fish
as Sachiko
1953
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Setsuko Hara
Setsuko Hara has appeared in 31 titles, including 31 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Setsuko Hara's filmography is Throwing the Soul Away (1935).
The most recent title featuring Setsuko Hara is Chûshingura (1962).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Setsuko Hara is Late Spring with an IMDb rating of 8.2.
Setsuko Hara has been active for approximately 27 years, with credits spanning from 1935 to 1962.
Titles featuring Setsuko Hara currently have an average IMDb rating of 7.1.
The busiest years in Setsuko Hara's career include 1949, 1951, 1960.
