Someno Yukio
Acting 23 credits
Biography
Someno Yukio works in acting. Archytele tracks 23 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Ninja in the Dragon's Den
Little Thing Means a Lot
Bruce and the Iron Finger
Boxer Rebellion
Visitor After Dark
The Thunder KickKung Fu 10th Dan
None But the BraveBeba, the MermaidRage of WindSuper Kung Fu KidA Tooth for a Tooth
The 14 AmazonsFive Fingers of DeathThe Thunderbolt Fist
The Heroic OnesBrothers FiveDevil Woman
Raw CourageDragon Swamp
Full Filmography
23 titles- The Thunder Kick (1974) as Casino Boss
- The 14 Amazons (1972) as Hsia Soldier
- Five Fingers of Death (1972) as Oshima Shotaro
- Ninja in the Dragon's Den (1982) as Monk
- The Heroic Ones (1970) as King Jin's Bodyguard
- Boxer Rebellion (1976) as Japanese Officer
- Brothers Five (1970) as Escort Service Man (uncredited)
- Bruce and the Iron Finger (1979) as Wong Kei
- None But the Brave (1973) as Japanese Bodyguard
- Raw Courage (1969) as Yen Tsang's thug
- The Thunderbolt Fist (1972) as Japanese Fighter
- Dragon Swamp (1969) as Ding Bao
- Beba, the Mermaid (1973)
- Rage of Wind (1973)
- Super Kung Fu Kid (1973)
- Visitor After Dark (1975) as Someya
- Kung Fu 10th Dan (1974) as Master Toshima
- A Tooth for a Tooth (1973)
- Duel of the Dragons (1973)
- Bruka, Queen of Evil (1973)
- Little Thing Means a Lot (1981)
- Devil Woman (1970) as Lu Po
- King of Kung Fu (1973)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Someno Yukio best known for?
Someno Yukio is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Thunder Kick (1974), The 14 Amazons (1972), Five Fingers of Death (1972), The Heroic Ones (1970).
How many credits does Someno Yukio have?
Someno Yukio has accumulated over 23 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1969 to 1982.
Someno Yukio by the numbers
23credits
23films
0TV series
1969–1982active years
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