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Michiko Hirai

1935 – 1984

Japanese actor and seiyū

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Lived 1935 – 1984 (aged 48). Michiko Hirai was a Japanese actor, seiyū and voice acting in Japan.

Michiko Hirai (平井 道子, Hirai Michiko, September 9, 1935 – July 3, 1984 ) was a Japanese actress and voice actress from Tokyo.

While she was acting for her theater company, she was also active as a voice actress dubbing Faye Dunaway She was also a skilled singer and a Mahjong lover Ming Ming (ep 11–12); Ball (ep 20); Little Mermaid (ep 31–33); Evil Snow Queen (ep 50–51); Anne of Green Gables as Mrs. Evans Casshan Devilman as Mermaim (ep 13) Galaxy Express 999 as Queen Metamelina (ep 65) God Mars as Aida Golgo 13 as Catherine (voice) Himitsu no Akko-chan as Shōshō Akatsuka (eps 56, 61) Hoshi no Ko Chobin as Sagiri Kikansha Yaemon D51 no Daibōken as Rinrin Lupin III: Part II as Jasmine (ep 85); Melon Ganimard (ep 28) Lupin III: Part III as Mrs Dracula (ep 11) Lupin the 3rd as Ginko Hoshikage (ep 17); Maki / Rie Makita (ep 21); Rie Makita (ep 21) Mahō no Mako-chan as Mama; Tomiko Tomita München e no Michi Nobara no Julie as Teresia Nozomi in the Sun as Miki Kōda The World of Hans Christian Andersen as Hans' Mother Panda no Daibōken as Fifi Reideen the Brave Robokko Beeton as Nennen Ryu, the Cave Boy as Ran Sally the Witch (1966) as Sally Sasuke as Sasuke's Mother Space Battleship Yamato as Starsha Space Battleship Yamato: The New Voyage as Starsha Star Blazers as Starsha Swiss Family Robinson as Anna Under Sea Boy Marine Yōkai Ningen Bem

Western animation One Hundred and One Dalmatians as Cruella de Vil (1981 Dub) Peanuts as Lucy Van Pelt Snoopy Come Home as Lucy Van Pelt Robin Hood as Lady Kluck (Theatrical release version)

Dubbing Faye Dunaway The Arrangement (NET Dub) (Gwen) Oklahoma Crude (TBS Dub) (Lena Doyle) Bonnie and Clyde (TV Asahi Dub) (Bonnie Parker) The Thomas Crown Affair (TBS Dub) (Vicki Anderson) Three Days of the Condor (TV Asahi Dub) (Kathy Hale) The Three Musketeers (TV Asahi Dub) (Milady de Winter) The Towering Inferno (Fuji TV Dub) (Susan Franklin) Little Big Man (TBS Dub) (Louise Pendrake) The Champ (TV Asahi Dub) (Annie Phillips) Doc (TBS Dub) (Kate Elder) The Four Musketeers (TV Asahi Dub) (Milady de Winter) Puzzle of a Downfall Child (TBS Dub) (Lou Andreas Sand) Marlene Dietrich Destry Rides Again (TV Asahi Dub) Rita Hayworth Blood and Sand Judy Garland A Star Is Born (TV Asahi Dub) (Esther Blodgett / Vicki Lester) Claire Bloom Alexander the Great (NET Dub) Ursula Andress Up to His Ears (TV Asahi Dub) Catherine Deneuve Mississippi Mermaid Ros Spiers The Man from Hong Kong All Monsters Attack as Minira (voice) Golgo 13 as Catherine (voice) Kuchû toshi zero zero hachi as Oh-hara Tsukiko (voice)

Live action Lone Wolf and Cub as Ohatsu (ep 3.14-16) Onna goroshi abura no jigoku Tooi sekkin

Theme song "Itazura no Uta" Sally the Witch (2nd ending theme)

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Birth century
Education
Ferris University

Family & relationships

Spouse
Shinji Nakae

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Michiko Hirai?

Japanese actor and seiyū

When was Michiko Hirai born?

Michiko Hirai was born on 9 September 1935 in Tokyo.

When did Michiko Hirai die?

Michiko Hirai died on 3 July 1984 in Koganei, Tokyo.

What was Michiko Hirai's occupation?

Michiko Hirai was an actor, seiyū and voice acting in Japan.

What nationality was Michiko Hirai?

Michiko Hirai was Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Michiko Hirai

· Wikidata: Q11482054

· DBpedia: Michiko Hirai

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