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Titre original : A Girl Named Tamiko

1962
Approved
1h 50m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA Eurasian photographer uses his women in an attempt to get American nationality.A Eurasian photographer uses his women in an attempt to get American nationality.A Eurasian photographer uses his women in an attempt to get American nationality.

Director
- John Sturges
Writers
- Edward Anhalt
- Ronald Kirkbride
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,7/10

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MA NOTE

Director
- John Sturges
Writers
- Edward Anhalt
- Ronald Kirkbride
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Martha Hyer says in her biography that playing love with Lawrence Harvey needed a good stomach. According to her, he was a real life the same misfit he was in most of the films he played.

Citations
Nigel Costairs: Well, you've got to start somewhere.
Ivan Kalin: At the top! I'm not a kid anymore. And America's the place to do it in. There's only one thing I need.
Nigel Costairs: I can let you have a little money.
Ivan Kalin: Thanks. But I can get money if I can get a reputation. And that's what I have to leave with, if I expect to be anything in America.
Nigel Costairs: There's a desperation about all this. It isn't like you.
Ivan Kalin: You're an Englishman. Sapporo's Japanese. I have no country. I've nothing.
Nigel Costairs: Those are just words, Ivan.
Ivan Kalin: Feelings. And very few people can understand what it's like to be born into this world through no fault of their own, and find yourself a displaced person. A citizen of the world. Without a passport and no place to go. A man, a man needs roots. He has to belong.
Nigel Costairs: Well, there really is a human being under there. What are you going to do?
Ivan Kalin: What I have to do. Anything. Anybody.

Connexions
Referenced in Las salvajes en Puente San Gil (1966)

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5/10

A somewhat dated interracial love story.

Laurence Harvey (of "Butterfield Eight" fame) plays a Eurasian (half-Russian/half-Japanese) photographer living in Japan who longs to go to America.

He is torn between his attraction to the blonde American Martha Hyer and the Japanese Tamiko (France Nuyen).

It has its moments and some glimpses of Japanese culture, but is not the greatest film.