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873:(1923) (also produced by Robertson-Cole Pictures Corporation), a critical and financial success. German audiences found Hayakawa "sensational" and in Russia he was considered one of the "wonderful actors" of America. In addition to numerous Japanese films, Hayakawa also produced a Japanese-language stage version of
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University of Chicago in 1912, and subsequently made plans to return to Japan. Hayakawa traveled to Los Angeles and awaited a transpacific steamship. During his stay, he discovered the Japanese Theatre in
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tradition by stabbing himself more than 30 times in the abdomen. The barking dog brought Hayakawa's parents to the scene and his father used an axe to break down the door, saving his life.
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based on Hayakawa's life. The script was allegedly completed and set to film in Los Angeles, but due to constant delays and the death of Oshima in 2013, the project has yet to be filmed.
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1878:Daniel Bernardi, ed. (1996).
1737:"Sessue Hayakawa: The Legend"
1465:"Sessue Hayakawa: The Legend"
1398:, pp. 1–3, 191, 227, 281
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2184:Lee, Juilia H (2011-10-01).
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2170:. 1973-11-28. p. 62.
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2736:Miyao, Daisuke (2007).
2460:Wada, Hirofumi (2004).
1550:Nakagawa, Orie (2012).
1175:Hayakawa's star on the
1118:Hayakawa and his wife,
1096:anti-miscegenation laws
1040:anti-Japanese sentiment
990:Lieutenant-Colonel Suga
815:anti-Japanese sentiment
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3550:People from Minamibōsō
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2091:Variety (July 1926)
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2497:. japantimes.co.jp
1821:"Art and artifice"
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1774:Under Foreign Eyes
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1293:Filmography
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305:The Typhoon
281:sex symbols
277:typecasting
273:leading man
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3534:Categories
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2694:2020-05-19
2672:2014-12-21
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1139:performer
1120:Tsuru Aoki
865:Queen Mary
835:Tiger Lily
764:Jane Novak
742:Marin Sais
666:Following
653:sex symbol
568:Tsuru Aoki
525:California
518:California
429:Minamibōsō
145:Tsuru Aoki
121:Occupation
91:Minamibōsō
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3488:Biography
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3176:Alan Alda
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2873:1954–1975
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1266:entitled
1237:Hollywood
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1198:, Japan.
1192:pneumonia
1159:, in the
1065:The Sheik
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970:Tokyo Joe
963:In 1949,
933:Yoshiwara
820:The Swamp
668:The Cheat
645:The Cheat
636:The Cheat
353:The Cheat
311:The Cheat
201:Signature
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