Tadashi Nishimoto
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Tadashi Nishimoto

Born 1 January 1921 · Died 1 January 1997

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
Game of Death
Come Drink with Me
The Super Inframan
Ghost Story of Yotsuya
The Love Eterne
Black Cat Mansion
Games Gamblers Play
Sons of the Good Earth
The Blue and the Black
Heads for Sale
The Story of Sue San
Game of Death
Tiger of Northland
The Super Inframan
Seductive Ghost
Games Gamblers Play
The Way of the Dragon
The Imperial Swordsman
The Love Auction
Long Road to Freedom
Heads for Sale
A Time for Love
Valley of the Fangs
The Millionaire Chase
Diary of a Lady-Killer
Dark Rendezvous
Hong Kong Rhapsody
Summer Heat
The Brain-Stealers
Double Trouble
The Dragon Creek
Inter-Pol
Trapeze Girl
Operation Lipstick
Hong Kong Nocturne
Kiss and Kill
Come Drink with Me
The Blue and the Black
The Blue and the Black 2
The Lotus Lamp
Sons of the Good Earth
The West Chamber
Lady General Hua Mulan
Beyond the Great Wall
The Story of Sue San
Love Parade
Empress Wu
The Love Eterne
The Magnificent Concubine
Madam White Snake
The Swallow
Basement of Death
Ghost Story of Yotsuya
Kagebôshi: The Shadow Avenger
Ghost in the Regiment
Queen Bee
Black Cat Mansion
The Lady of Mystery
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