Kawashima Yoshiko (1990)

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川島芳子 (1990)

Kawashima Yoshiko

Alias: Last Princess of Manchuria

Origin: Hong Kong

Circuit: Golden Harvest

Genre: Mystery

Rating: II (Hong Kong)

Theatrical Run (HK): 07/28/1990 - 08/23/1990

Box Office: HK $11,798,844

Director
	Eddie Fong Ling-Ching

Screenwriter
	Lillian Lee Pik-Wah

Martial Arts Directors
	Fung Hak-On
	Lo Kwok-Wai

Producer
	Teddy Robin Kwan

Cast
	Anita Mui Yim-Fong	...	Kawashima Yoshiko/Kam Bik Fai
	Andy Lau Tak-Wah	...	Fook / Cloud
	Derek Yee Tung-Sing	...	Amakasu Masahiko/ Wong Ka Hung
	Patrick Tse Yin	...	Commander Tanaka Takayoshi
	Ida Chan Yuk-Lin	...	Empress Wan Jung
	Lawrence Ng Kai-Wah	...	Lam
	Matthew Wong Hin-Mung
	Ken Lo Wai-Kwong	...	Tanaka's aide
	Bao Fang	...	Advocate Lee (Fai's lawyer)
	Gam Biu	...	Prosecutor at Fai's trial
	Tin Ching	...	Judge at Fai's trial
	Sze Mei-Yee	...	Emperor Pu Yi
	Blacky Ko Shou-Liang
	Wai Ching
	Chow Suk-Yee	...	Chizuko (Yoshiko's aide)
	Ho Chi-Moon	...	Yoshiko's party guest
	Li Qin-Qin
	Unknown 90s Actor (23)

Production Company
	Paragon Films Ltd.

Filming Company
	Friend Cheers Limited

Distributor
	Golden Harvest Productions (Hong Kong)

Assistant Director
	Eddy Yeung Kwok-Wai

Script Supervisor
	Chung Hon-Sit

Cinematographer
	Jingle Ma Choh-Shing

Lighting
	Tony Cheung Tung-Leung

Art Director
	Eddie Mok Kwan-Kit		Fang Ying

Costume Designer
	Joe Hau Wing-Choi

Costume
	Lau Lai-Jan

Makeup
	Chow Man-Kuen

Hair Dressing
	Lee Lin-Tai

Editor
	Henry Cheung Siu-Hei

Props
	Ho Chieh-Fu

Music
	Jim Sam Sing-Tak

Presenter
	Eric Tsang Chi-Wai		Anthony Chow Deng-Au

Planning
	Bob Lam Chung-Kwok

Production Manager
	Lam Suk-Jan		Cindy Ho Sin-Man		Gin Lau Sin-Hing
	Jackson Chan Tak-Wa

Still Photographer
	Yeung Sam (3)

Tea Lady
	Cheung Wai-Ying (2)

Recording Studio
	Golden Studios Ltd.		Cinema City Recording Studio

Foley
	Kwong Wai-Hung

Summary
	The life of a beautiful wartime traitor is documented in this film. Known also as Eastern Jewel, this tragic Manchurian princess actively worked with the Japanese invaders during World War II. [from the Tai Seng Catalog]