
Director
Akinori Matsuo
Born November 5, 1928 in Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan · Died July 12, 2010 (aged 81)
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.
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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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Directed 17
LearningThe Boat2009
LearningThe Retired Samurai1987
LearningThe Fugitive Samurai1984
LearningOnmitsu Doshin: The Edo Secret Police1979
LearningThe Okinawa War of Ten Years1978
LearningThe Lady Professional1971
Death in Venice1971
LearningThirteen Times a Loser1969
LearningAsia-Pol1967
LearningIn Tears1965
LearningThe Dragon Crest1963
LearningThe Symbol of a Man1963
LearningRainbow Over Kinmon1962
LearningThe President's Son1962
LearningNingen Gari1962- Yakuza senseiLearningYakuza sensei1960
LearningYoung Panther1959