Mentioning Chow Yun Fat's "God of Gamblers" can be described as a classic of Hong Kong cinema. Whether it is Stephen Chow's "Gamble Saint" or Andy Lau's "Gambler", it is a derivative work of "God of Gamblers". In addition to the impressive few starring actors in "God of Gamblers", the color throwing girl "Kikuko" at the beginning of the movie also makes many viewers remember it vividly. Although this role only appeared for a few minutes, she once went to the international film world because of Hong Jinbao, and Lin Qingxia also imitated her performance.
The actress who plays "Kikuko" in "God of Gamblers" is named Michiko Nishikyo, who is a standard Japanese. Born in 1957 in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, Tomoko Nishikyo grew up in Tokyo. She has been passionate about sports since childhood, and has continued to practice gymnastics and volleyball, winning three consecutive bodybuilding titles and weightlifting titles. In 1985, Michiko Sakai came to Hong Kong and began to work hard in the acting industry.
Because of his outstanding appearance, he has received physical exercise since childhood. Xi Xie Michiko received the attention of Hong Jinbao, and under the creation of Hong Jinbao, she successfully transformed into a beating woman. In the Hong Kong film industry in the 1980s and 1990s, it was the time when action comedies and martial arts movies were popular. Michiko Saikyo has attracted much attention in the Hong Kong film industry for her role in the action comedy "Fuxing Gaozhao", directed by Hong Jinbao and starring Hong Jinbao, Jackie Chan and Yuan Biao.
In 1989, Wang Jing directed "God of Gamblers", and the "Kikuko" who gambled with Zhou Runfa at the beginning of the film was "Michiko Saiyo". Although Michiko Nishikyo only appears in the film for a few minutes, this clip has become a classic. In 1993, Xu Ke directed "The Rise of the Undefeated In the East", lin Qingxia played the role of "Oriental Undefeated" and imitated the "Juzi" throwing clip.
In 1990, in the movie "Exorcism Police" starring Lin Zhengying and Miao Qiaowei, Michiko Nishi played the female boss of a Japanese-American cult who used the dead to transport drugs. In 1993, "Bahai Hongying" became a classic of cooperation between Michiko Nishikai and Yang Lijing, Li Saifeng, Oshima Yugali and other women. However, with the decline of the action film market in the late 1990s, Michiko Sakai withdrew from the Hong Kong film industry and moved to the United States as an action stand-in and a small role.
In the Hollywood film industry, Michiko Sakai has also ushered in the peak of her career. In 2000's Thunderbolt Baby, 2001's Rush Hour 2, 2002's The Scorpion King, 2003's Kill Bill, 2005's Memoirs of a Geisha, and 2007's Resident Evil 3: Extinction, Michiko Nishikyo served as an action director. However, after 2007, Michiko Nishigye began to fade out of the action film world.