Tadashi Nishimoto
Camera
- Born
- January 1, 1921
- Died
- January 1, 1997 (age 76)
Nishimoto Tadashi (1921–1997), also known as He Lanshan, was a Japanese cinematographer best known for his work in Hong Kong on films by the Shaw Brothers Studio. He contributed to several Japanese films and over fifty titles in Hong Kong. Nishimoto is recognized for his contributions to the development of film technology of Hong Kong.
Known for
The Way of the Dragon
December 30, 1972
Game of Death
March 23, 1978
Come Drink with Me
April 7, 1966
The Super Inframan
August 1, 1975
Ghost Story of Yotsuya
July 11, 1959
The Love Eterne
April 4, 1963
Black Cat Mansion
July 13, 1958
Games Gamblers Play
October 16, 1974
Sons of the Good Earth
March 20, 1965
The Blue and the Black
July 1, 1966
Heads for Sale
May 6, 1970
The Story of Sue San
October 1, 1964
Behind the camera54
- 2019Game of Death Redux Cinematography
- 1978Game of Death Director of Photography
- 1976Tiger of Northland Director of Photography
- 1975The Super Inframan Director of Photography
- 1974Yu chao Director of Photography
- 1974Games Gamblers Play Director of Photography
- 1974Seductive Ghost Director of Photography
- 1973Martial Hero of Southern Frontier Director of Photography
- 1972The Way of the Dragon Director of Photography
- 1972