Akinori Matsuo
Known for: Directing
Born: November 4, 1928 in Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan - Died: July 11, 2010
Akinori Matsuo was born on November 5, 1928 in Japan. Akinori was a director and assistant director, known for Yakuza sensei (1960), Meiji keppûroku: Taka to ôkami (1968) and Tekka no hanamichi (1968). Akinori died on July 12, 2010. Originally named Matsuo Akinori, Ma was one of the Japanese directors who was hired by Shaw Brothers, and soon started the genre of Hong Kong films with a Japanese touch. Together with Inoue Umetsugu and Koh Nakahira (stage-named Yang Shu-Shin), they directed films like "Operation Lipstick" (directed by Inoue), "Interpol" (directed by Nakahira) and "Asia-Pol" (directed by Akinori).
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Watashi, chigatteiru kashira
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Badge of the Night
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The Lady Professional
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The Wild Reporter
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Asia-Pol
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The Fugitive Samurai
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Chivalrous Man: Junkyard of Life
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I Shall Not Forget
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Duel in the Storm
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Three Rogues
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Yuganda tsuki
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The Dragon and the Tiger
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Dice and Swords
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Asiapol Secret Service
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The Man From the Sea
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The Retired Samurai
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Who's the Real Killer
Assistant Director
Utau abarenbō
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I Will Challenge
Screenplay
Love and Desire in the Night Mist
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Wakai hyou no mure
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The Reckless One
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Family Crest: Loyalty Offering Hell
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Family Crest: Die Like a Man
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