Yoko Tani - Film

Film

  • 1954 (France) : Le port du désir dir. Edmond T. Gréville - unnamed dancer
  • 1954 (France) : Les Clandestines dir. Raoul André - unnamed Chinese girl
  • 1954 (France) : Ali Baba et les Quarante voleurs dir. Jacques Becker
  • 1954 (France) : Marchandes d'illusions dir. Raoul André - unnamed Eurasian
  • 1954 (France) : Les pépées font la loi dir. Raoul André - The Lotus Flower
  • 1954 (W. Germany) : Verrat an Deutschland (Der Fall Dr. Sorge) dir. Veit Harlan - Hanako
  • 1955 (France) : Interdit de séjour dir. Maurice de Canonge - unnamed dancer
  • 1955 (France) : Gueule d'ange dir. Marcel Blistène - Bamboo Flower
  • 1955 (France) : Paris canaille dir. Pierre Gaspard-Huit, released 1956 - unnamed student
  • 1955 (France) : À la manière de Sherlock Holmes dir. Henri Lepage
  • 1956 (Japan) : 裸足の青春 - Hadashi no seishun / Barefoot Youth dir. 谷口千吉 / Senkichi Taniguchi - Okano Mariko
  • 1956 (Japan) : 女囚と共に - Jōshû to tomo ni / Women in Prison dir. 久松静児 / Seiji Hisamatsu - Mary, a prisoner
  • 1956 (France) : Mannequins de Paris dir. André Hunebelle - Lotus
  • 1957 (France) : Les Œufs de l'autruche dir. Denys de La Patellière - The Countess
  • 1957 (France) : La Fille de feu dir. Alfred Rode - Zélie
  • 1958 (Italy) : The Quiet American dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz - head nightclub hostess
  • 1958 (UK) : The Wind Cannot Read dir. Ralph Thomas - Suzuki-san (Sabby)
  • 1959 (E. Germany/Poland) : Der schweigende Stern/Milcząca Gwiazda - The Silent Star/First Spaceship on Venus dir. Kurt Maetzig & Hieronim Przybył - Sumiko Ogimura
  • 1959 (France/Italy/UK) : The Savage Innocents dir. Nicholas Ray - Asiak
  • 1960 (UK) : Piccadilly Third Stop dir. Wolf Rilla - Seraphina Yokami
  • 1961 (Italy/France) : Ursus e la ragazza Tartara - Ursus and the Daughter of the Tartars dir. Remigio Del Grosso - Princess Ila
  • 1961 (Italy) : Maciste alla corte del Gran Khan - Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World dir. Riccardo Freda - Princess Lei Ling
  • 1962 (Italy/France) : Marco Polo dirs. Hugo Fregonese, Piero Pierotti - Princess Amurroy
  • 1962 (USA/Japan) : My Geisha dir. Jack Cardiff - Kazumi Ito
  • 1962 (Canada) : The Sweet and the Bitter dir. James Clavell, released 1967 - Mary Ota
  • 1963 (USA) : Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed? dir. Daniel Mann - Isami Hiroti
  • 1964 (Italy) : F.B.I. - Operazione Baalbek dir. Hugo Fregonese & Giuliano Carnimeo - Asia
  • 1964 (W. Germany) : Die Todesstrahlen des Dr. Mabuse dir. Hugo Fregonese - Mercedès
  • 1964 (Italy) : Bianco, Rosso, Giallo, Rosa dir. Massimo Mida - Yoko
  • 1965 (Italy/France) : OSS 77 – Operazione fior di loto dir. Bruno Paolinelli
  • 1965 (Italy) : Agente Z 55, missione disperata dir. Roberto Bianchi Montero - Su Ling
  • 1965 (UK) : Invasion dir. Alan Bridges - Chief of the "Lystrians"
  • 1966 (Italy) : Le spie amano i fiori dir. Umberto Lenzi - Mei Lang
  • 1967 (Italy) : Le sette cinesi d'oro dir. Vincenzo Cascino - unnamed Japanese woman
  • 1969 (Spain/Italy) : Goldsnake 'Anonima Killers' dir. Ferdinando Baldi - Annie Wong
  • 1977 (Brazil) : O Estripador de Mulheres dir. Juan Bajon
  • 1978 (France) : Ça fait tilt! dir. André Hunebelle - Youyou

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