Kazuko Yoshiyuki - Turner Classic Movies

Filmography

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When Marnie Was There (2014)

Baby, Baby, Baby! (2009)

Departures (2008)

Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007)

Wool 100% (2006)

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Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance (1974) -- (Movie Clip) As Befits Your Name

Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance (1974) -- (Movie Clip) You Won't Get Away!

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

When Marnie Was There (2014)

Baby, Baby, Baby! (2009)

Departures (2008)

Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007)

Wool 100% (2006)

Kamataki (2005)

Kikujiro (2000)

Masao'S Grandmother

Omatsu--The Servant

House of the Sleeping Beauties (1995)

Jukkai No Mosukito (1984)

Amagi Goe (1983)

Empire of Passion (1978)

Lady Snowblood 2: Love Song of Vengeance (1974)

Life Events

Videos

Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance (1974) -- (Movie Clip) As Befits Your Name Rescued from her own official execution, Yuki (Meiko Kaji, title character) is taken to mysterious secret policeman Kikui (Shin Kishida) and challenged to a mission in director Toshyia Fujita’s sequel Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance, 1974.

Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance (1974) -- (Movie Clip) You Won't Get Away! Injured by a bear-trap after wandering into the camp of a stranger, Yuki (Meiko Kaji, title character) is again assaulted by the police led by Inspector Maruyama (Rin’ichi Yamamoto), in a famous credit sequence by director Toshyia Fujita, in Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance, 1974.

Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance (1974) -- (Movie Clip) Traitor's Graves Posing as a maid in the home of wanted anarchist Ransui (Juzo Itami), Yuki (Meiko Kaji, title character) learns that he knows she’s the famous assassin, working for the secret police, and learns of his own motivations, in Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance, 1974.

Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance (1974) -- (Movie Clip) Her Journey Of Vengeance Opening the sequel, based like the original on the Manga by Kazuo Koiki, Yuki (Meiko Kaji, title character) visits the grave of her teacher, and director Toshiya Fujita begins his historical framing, in Lady Snowblood: Love Song Of Vengeance, 1974.

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