Rie Fujiwara is a Japanese former idol singer and talent who is also known for her voice acting role in the 1980s anime series Dancougar - Super Beast Machine God. She was born on February 5, 1970, in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. Her entertainment career began in 1984 when she was a runner-up in the Miss Seventeen Contest, a competition that also featured future stars like Noriko Sakai and Miho Nakayama.

Fujiwara made her debut as a singer in March 1985 with the single Ai yo Faraway under the Epic Records label. This song was used as the first opening theme for the television anime Dancougar - Super Beast Machine God. In addition to performing the theme song, she also voiced the character Laura Sullivan in the same series, marking her entry into voice acting. Her subsequent singles, Harmony Love and Honno no Kiss wo Okaeshi ni, were also featured in the Dancougar franchise as insert songs and a new opening theme.

Following her initial work as a singer, which lasted about a year, Fujiwara continued to appear in gravure modeling and took on roles in television dramas. In 1991, she became a founding member of the popular female idol group C.C. Girls, with whom she performed until 1995. After leaving the group, she formed the rock unit Rie ScrAmble in 1996 with musician Akihiko Araki.

Her voice acting roles are limited. Her most prominent role remains Laura Sullivan in the 1985 series Dancougar - Super Beast Machine God. Over two decades later, she returned to voice a character named Rosa, a role with a connection to her original character, in the eighth episode of the 2007 series Dancouga Nova. Information about other voice acting roles is not available in the search results.

Fujiwara's career is marked by a transition from performing to behind-the-scenes work. She effectively retired from public entertainment in 1998 and subsequently built a career as a choreographer and stage production assistant. She has been married to television director and filmmaker Shuta Takahata.