
Mie Kitahara
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 23 July 1933 · Tokyo, Japan
Mie Kitahara (北原三枝, Kitahara Mie, born 23 July 1933) is a Japanese actress. She appeared in more than 60 films between 1952 and 1960. She is best known for co-starring in a series of films with Yujiro Ishihara, one of postwar Japan's most famous stars, starting with Crazed Fruit in 1956. They married in 1960 and she retired from acting, assuming her married name, Makiko Ishihara (石原まき子).
Known for
Acting 51
- 1984Again
- 1960Man at the Bullfight
- 1960Yakuza sensei
- 1960The Day of Youth
- 1960The Cards Will Tell
- 1959The Sky Is Mine
- 1959The Wild Reporter as Miki Kojima
- 1959Windy Street as Keiko Takeshima
- 1959The Echo of Love
- 1959A Man Explodes
- 1959We Live Today
- 1959The Stream of Youth
- 1958Showdown in the Storm
- 1958Red Pier as Keiko Sugita
- 1958The Man Who Rode the Typhoon as Kyoko Taki
- 1958That Wonderful Guy as Yōko
- 1958Tomorrow is Another Day as Keiko Ejima
- 1958A Slope in the Sun as Takako Kuramoto
- 1958Rusty Knife as Keiko Nishida
- 1957Man Who Causes a Storm as Miyako Fukushima
- 1957I Am Waiting as Saeko
- 1957This Day's Life
- 1957The Champion as Mari Shiraki
- 1957Dancing Sisters
- 1956Wakanohana: The Story of the Devil of the Dohyō as Kayoko Wakanohana
- 1956Kanshō fujin
- 1956Summer Storm as Ryoko Asai
- 1956Gyakukōsen as Reiko Yoshida
- 1956Crazed Fruit as Eri
- 1956Ryûri no kishi
- 1956Phoenix as Actress Kitahara
- 1956Confession
- 1956The Balloon as Mikiko Mikihara
- 1955A Hole of My Own Making
- 1955Tales of Ginza as Yukino Nakamachi
- 1955The Beautiful Nuns
- 1955The Green Music Box as Dancer
- 1955Ghost Story of Youth as Chiharu Okumura
- 1955Women of Ginza
- 1955Burden of Love as Saeko Godai
- 1955Striving to Live
- 1955Jirochô yûkyôden: Akiba no himatsuri
- 1955The Moon Has Risen as Setsuko
- 1954Women's House
- 1954Youth’s Romance Seat: Sitting on the grass
- 1954Kyūkon sannin musume
- 1953Always in My Heart Part 2
- 1953Tôkyô madamu to Ôsaka fujin as Momoko
- 1953New Tokyo March
- 1952Carmen's Innocent Love
- 1952The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice as Waitress





