Юрико Ёситака
Родился: 1988-07-22, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan
Биография
Yuriko Yoshitaka is a Japanese actress who is represented by the Japanese agency Amuse. Yoshitaka made her acting debut in 2006. She was given the lead role in the live-action adaptation of Hitomi Kanehara's award-winning novel "Snakes and Earrings" in 2007. Portraying Lui, a teenager whose life goes into a downward spiral after meeting the forked-tongued and tattooed Ama, the role was Yoshitaka's breakthrough role. The Japanese public began to take notice of her, and in a poll conducted by Oricon, Yoshitaka was the fifth promising young actress of 2009 and 2009's freshest female celebrity. In 2010, Oricon again conducted a poll on the most promising actress and she managed climb up to top the poll. Yoshitaka began to receive more work in 2008 as she appeared in Flow's music video "Arigatō" (ありがとう, "Thanks"), was given her first lead role in the comedy drama Konno-san to Asobo (紺野さんと遊ぼう, Let’s Play with Konno-san) and took up the lead role in the film Yubae Shōjo (夕映え少女, A Girl in the Sunset) before the theatrical release of her other lead film Snakes and Earrings. In 2009, Yoshitaka was given the role of the suicidal Kairi Hayakawa in the romantic-comedy drama Love Shuffle. Later in the year, she portrayed Yūki Matsunaga (松永 由岐, Matsunaga Yūki) in the police drama "Tokyo Dogs" with Shun Oguri and Hiro Mizushima as her co-stars.
Фильмография
- 光る君へ (2024)
- 絶対に笑ってはいけない (2003)
- Ганц (2010)
- 篤姫 (2008)
- 最愛 (2021)
- Ганц: Идеальный ответ (2011)
- Самурай и пленник (2026)
- Для твоих глаз (2020)
- 東京タラレバ娘 (2017)
- 蛇にピアス (2008)
- Моя девушка - киборг (2008)
- Кайдзи: Жить или проиграть (2009)
- История Ёноскэ (2013)
- 危険なビーナス (2020)
- Кайдзи 2 (2011)
- Галилео ХХ: Последнее дело Уцуми Каору (2013)
- あしたの、喜多善男 (2008)
- Химидзу (2012)
- 美丘 ―君がいた日々― (2010)
- Обеденный столик Норико (2005)
- Летняя формула (2013)
- 検察側の罪人 (2018)
- きみの友だち (2008)
- Юригокоро (2017)
- Это были мы (2012)
- 歌謡曲だよ、人生は (2007)
- 探偵はBARにいる (2011)
- Это были мы 2 (2012)
- 重力ピエロ (2009)
- 카멜리아 (2010)