Naoko Mori at the Internet Movie Database.^ "Former Doctor Who to play John Lennon".^ "Interview: NAOKO MORI from TORCHWOOD (Part One)" at Daemon's TV web site."Interview with Torchwood star Naoko Mori". ^ "FATHERHOOD SEASON - Lennon Naked" 23 June 2010, BBC.^ Action TV Online - Powers episode guide.^ "The Wright Stuff - Naoko Mori and the papers" YouTube video.^ "Torchwood pushes all the right buttons for Naoko" (Press release).^ "Avenue Q - royal Variety Performance" YouTube.TV Episode: Appropriate Response & Rough Justice She wanted to become a singer before she was an actress. The film reunited her with Christopher Eccleston, who played John Lennon, opposite whom she played Dr Sato in her Doctor Who appearance. Mori portrayed Yoko Ono in the BBC Four production Lennon Naked, which aired in the UK on Wednesday 23 June 2010. She returned to the West End on November 20, 2006, when she took over the role of Christmas Eve from Ann Harada in the London production of Avenue Q, a role which she played until 14 April 2007. Mori's Torchwood character, Toshiko Sato, was killed in Exit Wounds, the final episode of Torchwood’s second series, but has not ruled out the possibility of returning to the show at a later date. Producer Russell T Davies took note of her performance and decided to bring the character back as a regular in the first two series of the Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood. Īlso in 2005, Mori had a small role as Dr Sato in the Doctor Who episode " Aliens of London". She also played Mia, hostess of the short-lived game show Hot Tub Ranking the same year. Mori also provided the voice acting for the villainess Mai Hem for the game Perfect Dark Zero. Mori had a major role in the 2005 BBC docu-drama Hiroshima, which contained dramatic re-enactments of the 1945 atomic bombing. In 1995, she had a small role as a Japanese computer hacker in the film Hackers. Mori also appeared in the television programmes Judge John Deed (2001), Spooks (2002), Mile High (2003) and Powers (2004). Film roles followed, including appearances in Spiceworld: The Movie (1997) and Topsy-Turvy (1999), and a leading role in Running Time (2000). From 1993–1994, Mori had a regular role on the hospital drama Casualty as the hospital receptionist Mie Nishikawa.
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