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UENO JURI PLAYED IN THIS MOVIE PLZ WATCH!!!

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http://www.crunchyroll.com/media-26775/Kindaichi-Shonen-no-Jikenbo-3-Special-Episode.html


http://www.crunchyroll.com/media-29195/Arch-Angels-Movie-Part-1.html


Profile
Name: 上野樹里 (うえの じゅり)
Name (romaji): Ueno Juri
Nickname: Jurippe
Birthdate: 1986-May-25
Birthplace: Kakogawa, Hyogo, Japan
Height: 167cm
Star sign: Gemini
Blood type: A
Interests: Music, cooking
Skills: Sprinting, tenor saxophone and piano
Talent agency: Amuse (http://www.amuse.co.jp/artist/ueno_juri/)

Juri Ueno (上野 樹里 Ueno Juri, born May 25, 1986) is an award-winning Japanese actress from Kakogawa, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. She was one of six actors to receive the "Newcomer of the Year" prize at the Japanese Academy Awards in 2005 for her role in Swing Girls.

She is also known for her starring role as the title character in the live-action adaptation of Nodame Cantabile for which she won "Best Lead Actress" at the 51st Television Drama Academy Awards in 2007, and as Ruka Kishimoto in Last Friends for which she was voted "Best Supporting Actress" at the Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix in 2008.


Career
Ueno made her television debut in 2002 at the age of 16 in NHK series, Seizon, before making her first film major appearance in 2003 in Chirosoku no Natsu which won her the Sponichi Grand Prize New Talent Award at the Mainichi Film Awards along with her performance in the 2004 film, Swing Girls. Swing Girls proved to be a breakthrough when she received critical acclaim and awards for Best Newcomer at the Yokohama Film Festival (she was also honored for her performance in Joze to Tora to Sakana Tachi) and the Japanese Academy Awards.

In 2004, Ueno took on a supporting role in TBS's romance drama, Orange Days, and co-starred in 2005 with Takuya Kimura in Fuji TV's romantic comedy, Engine, as Misae Hoshino. She also appeared with Kazuya Kamenashi in the special television movie of Kinda'ichi Shōnen no Jikenbo the same year taking over the role of Miyuki Nanase from Anne Suzuki.


Ueno and Tamaki as Nodame and Shinichi Chiaki in Nodame CantabileUeno's popularity rose further when she was cast as Megumi Noda ("Nodame") in the 2006 live-action television adaptation of the popular manga, Nodame Cantabile. Co-starring opposite Hiroshi Tamaki, the series' 11-episode run was a success with an average viewership rating of 18.79% with the season finalé garnering 21.7% of the viewership share for its timeslot. Ueno's portrayal as the eccentric and disorganized but yet extremely affable and talented pianist won her "Best Lead Actress" at the 51st Television Drama Academy Awards while the show won "Best Drama". The show was also recognized overseas at the 2nd Seoul Drama Festival where it was awarded "Best Miniseries". Ueno and Tamaki reprised their roles in 2007 in the two-part special, Nodame Cantabile Shinshun Special in Europe, which chronicles their individual struggles to achieve success on Europe's storied classical music stage whilst being away from each other.

In 2008, Ueno reunited with Nodame co-stars, Eita and Asami Mizukawa, in Fuji TV's drama, Last Friends, as Ruka Kishimoto, a talented motocross racer with a hidden secret she cannot discuss with friends or family. Taeko Asano, the scriptwriter of Last Friends praised Ueno's acting of Ruka, stating that Ueno is a "natural genius" and that she became "the character itself". Ueno won "Best Supporting Actress" at the 12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix for her role. She was also recognised as "Best Actress" at the 2008 MTV Student Voice Awards.


Filmography

Movies
2008 - Kodomo no Kodomo
2008 - Guu-Guu Datte Neko de Aru
2008 - Kung-Fu Kun
2008 - Naoko (Naoko Shinomiya)
2006 - Arch Angels (Fumio Shijo)
2006 - 7 gatsu 24 ka dôri no Kurisumasu (Megumi Kamibayashi)
2006 - Niji no Megami Rainbow Song (Aoi Sato)
2006 - Shiawase no suitchi (Shiawase no Switch) (Rei Inada)
2006 - Deguchi no nai umi (Minako Narumi)
2006 - Warau Michael
2006 - Niji no Megami Rainbow Song
2005 - Summer Time Machine Blues (Haruka Shibata)
2005 - Kame wa igai to hayaku oyogu (Suzume Katakura)
2004 - Swing Girls (Tomoko Suzuki)
2004 - Chirusoku no Natsu (Mari Sugiyama)
2003 - Joze to tora to sakana tachi (Kanae)
2003 - Chirusoku no Natsu

TV Dramas
2008 - Last Friends (Kishimoto Ruka)
2008 - Loss Time Life
2008 - Nodame Cantabile New Year Special in Europe (Megumi Noda)
2007 - Marumaru Chibi Maruko-chan SP
2007 - Jodan ja nai! (Eren Takamura)
2006 - Nodame Cantabile (Megumi Noda)
2006 - Tsubasa No Oreta Tenshitachi (Ryoko Shimojo)
2005 - Kindaichi shônen no jikenbo - Kyuketsuki densetsu satsujin jiken (Miyuki Nanase)
2005 - Engine (Misae Hoshino)
2004 - Sayonara, Ozu Sensei
2004 - Orange Days (Ayumi Kirishima)
2003 - Okaasan to issho (Kaori Matsui)
2003 - Teru teru kazoku (Akiko Iwata)
2002 - Seizon

Accolades

Awards won

2008
MTV Student Voice Award - Best Student Voice Award[4]
The Galaxy Award - monthly award (June), for the performance in Last Friends
57th Television Drama Academy Awards - Best Supporting Actress for Last Friends
12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix Award (Spring 2008) - Best Supporting Actress for Last Friends [5]

2007
51st Television Drama Academy Awards - Best Lead Actress for Nodame Cantabile

2005
28th Japanese Academy Awards - Newcomer of the Year for Swing Girls
59th Mainichi Film Awards: Sponichi Grand Prize New Talent Award - Best Newcomer for Swing Girls and Chirusoku no Natsu
25th Yokohama Film Festival - Best New Talent for Swing Girls, Joze to tora to sakana tachi and Chirusoku no Natsu