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 Qinqin
	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
	Cindy Ho Sin-Man		Lam Suk-Jan		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]