YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE 1967
Kissy Suzuki (Mie Hama)
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(via JHALAL DRUT: 若林映子 Akiko Wakabayashi 浜美枝 Mie Hama 水野久美 Kumi Mizuno)
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You Only Live Twice (1967)
Starring:
Sean Connery, Akiko Wakabayashi, Tetsurō Tamba, Teru Shimada, Mie Hama, Karin Dor, Donald Pleasence, Bernard Lee
Directed By:
Lewis Gilbert
Genre:
Action/Thriller
Rating:
PG
Run Time:
1 Hour 46 Minutes
Release Date:
12 June 1967 (London, premiere)
13 June 1967 ( United Kingdom and United States)
Synopsis:
During the Cold War, American and Russian spacecrafts go missing, leaving each superpower believing the other is to blame. As the world teeters on the brink of nuclear war, British intelligence learns that one of the crafts has landed in the Sea of Japan. After faking his own death, secret agent James Bond (Sean Connery) is sent to investigate. In Japan, he's aided by Tiger Tanaka (Tetsuro Tamba) and the beautiful Aki (Akiko Wakabayashi), who help him uncover a sinister global conspiracy.
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Things Are Easy When You're Big In Japan!
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Tho not named in the film, her character is called....Kissy Suzuki.......
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Sean Connery and Mie Hama contemplate Cinema Retro’s look back at You Only Live Twice in June 2017
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YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE 1967
Sean Connery, Mie Hama
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I often wonder how Dr. Who can......
Sorry, I lost my train of thought. Got distracted by Mike Hama’s Madame Piranha.
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アサヒグラフ 1976年7月9日号
朝日新聞社
表紙=「人」浜美枝(女優)
格闘技世界一を賭けて「アリ対猪木戦」/カラー特報「皇太子ご夫妻 初夏の英国を行く」
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Asian bond girl, Mie Hama in You Only Live Twice (1967). Nationality: Japan.
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Pic of the Day.
Mie Hama Japanese Actor. Circa 1967.
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Mie Hama and Akira Takarada in Ironfinger (Jun Fukuda, 1965)
Cast: Akira Takarada, Mie Hama, Ichiro Arishima, Jun Tatara, Akihiko Hirata, Sachio Sakai, Susumo Kurobe, Toru Ibuki, Chotaro Togin, Naoya Kusakawa, Koji Iwamoto, Mike Daneen. Screenplay: Michio Tsuzuki, Kihachi Okamoto. Cinematography: Shinsaku Uno. Production design: Kazuo Ogawa. Film editing: Ryohei Fujii, Yoshitami Kuroiwa. Music: Masaru Sato.
Ironfinger is a wacky and somewhat cheesy Japanese entry into the subgenre of James Bond spoofs that swept through movies internationally in the 1960s, attracting not only American and British filmmakers but also Frenchmen like Philippe de Broca (That Man From Rio, 1964) and even Jean-Luc Godard (Alphaville, 1965). Which may be why the pseudo-Bond of Ironfinger is part French. He calls himself Andrew Hoshino -- though it's not exactly clear that that's his name -- and is played a little more broadly than is necessary by Akira Takarada, a veteran not only of films by Yasujiro Ozu (The End of Summer, 1961) and Mikio Naruse (A Woman's Life, 1963) but also of numerous Godzilla movies, starting with Ishiro Honda's original Gojira in 1954. His leading lady, Mie Hama, made her own appearance in the real James Bond series in You Only Live Twice (Lewis Gilbert, 1967), playing Kissy Suzuki to Sean Connery's Bond. Ironfinger isn't unwatchable: There are some good gags, but also some bad ones. The climactic action sequence, in which the good guys foil the bad guys by tossing lighted matches into oil drums, which then explode into an impossible cascade of drums coming from every corner, is flat-out ridiculous. Still, if you can put up with some tacky pop songs and a needlessly complicated plot, Ironfinger is a tolerably amusing period artifact and only 93 minutes long.
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