Otto Yamaoka
Actor
63 years (Apr 25, 1904 – Jun 5, 1967)Seattle, Washington, USA
Otto Yamaoka works as an American actor, though few details of his career have been documented. He has been at it a good while, some 96 years. The role that can be documented is in 'Libeled Lady', the character Ching. Comedy accounts for most of what is on file.
Otto Yamaoka
Actor
Otto Yamaoka works as an American actor, though few details of his career have been documented. He has been at it a good while, some 96 years. The role that can be documented is in 'Libeled Lady', the character Ching. Comedy accounts for most of what is on file.
Movies: 18 titles
Plays Fong
Night Waitress
1936
Plays Ching
Libeled Lady
1936
Plays Ito
Two Girls on Broadway
1940
Plays Fugi, the Page's Servant
We're Rich Again
1934
Plays Taka
The Wedding Night
1935
Plays Kashimo
The Black Camel
1931
Plays Kimo
Petticoat Fever
1936
Plays Kono
Before Midnight
1933
Plays Togo (as Otto Yama)
The Racing Strain
1932
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The Letter
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The Letter
Bartender at Party (uncredited)
1940
Two Girls on Broadway
Ito
1940
Trouble in Sundown
Foo Yung
1939
Next Time I Marry
Joe, Nancy’s Butler (uncredited)
1938
Night Waitress
Fong
1936
Libeled Lady
Ching
1936
Hollywood Boulevard
Thomas (uncredited)
1936
Rhythm on the Range
Chinese Houseboy
1936
Petticoat Fever
Kimo
1936
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Otto Yamaoka still alive?
Otto Yamaoka passed away on June 5, 1967 at age 63.
What are the most famous roles of Otto Yamaoka?
Otto Yamaoka is best known for roles in The Letter, Libeled Lady, Morning Glory.
How many movies has Otto Yamaoka been in?
Over a 37-year career (since 1930), Otto Yamaoka has appeared in 18 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Otto Yamaoka's first movie?
The career of Otto Yamaoka began with The Benson Murder Case (1930).
What is Otto Yamaoka's most recent movie or series?
Otto Yamaoka's most recent release is The Letter, which premiered on November 21, 1940.
Otto Yamaoka
1904-04-25 · Seattle, Washington, USA
Otto Yamaoka was one of the few people of Japanese decent working in Hollywood during the 1930s. He is known mostly for comic character actor roles.