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- Miyoshi Umeki - Wikipedia
Umeki was best known for her Oscar -winning role as Katsumi in Sayonara (1957), as Mei Li in both the Broadway musical and 1961 film Flower Drum Song, and as Mrs Livingston in the television series The Courtship of Eddie's Father
- Remembering Miyoshi Umeki, only Asian actress to win an Oscar
In 1958, Miyoshi Umeki won the Academy Award for her supporting role in 'Sayonara ' Sixty years later, she remains the only Asian actress to win an Oscar
- Why did Miyoshi Umeki, the only Asian actress to ever win an Oscar . . .
Her heartbreaking performance won her the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, making her the first Asian actor of either gender to win, and still the only Asian actress to earn an Academy Award
- Miyoshi Umeki’s American Dream Had A Dark Side - Factinate
With her role in Sayonara, Umeki made history as the first Asian actress to ever win an Academy Award But she didn’t just make history—she also paved the way for greater representation of Asian actors in Hollywood, challenging the industry’s long-standing biases
- Miyoshi Umeki - IMDb
Following her Oscar win, she starred on Broadway w the 1958 musical Flower Drum Song, in which she proved a highlight as a starry-eyed Chinese immigrant mail-order bride w her captivating rendition of A Hundred Million Miracles, earning a Tony nomination in the process
- Miyoshi Umeki: First Female East Asian Actress to Win an Oscar
Miyoshi Umeki, the first East Asian performer to win an Academy Award, died on Aug 28 in Licking, Missouri She was 78 Umeki won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her nuanced performance as an innocent Japanese maiden in love with American serviceman Red Buttons in the 1957 melodrama Sayonara
- 1958 Academy Awards: Winners, Nominees Moments | TakeMeBack. to
Miyoshi Umeki became the first Asian performer to win an acting Oscar, taking home Best Supporting Actress for "Sayonara " Red Buttons won Best Supporting Actor for "Sayonara," his first nomination and win, delivering an emotional speech where he thanked his parents and his wife
- Archival Treasures: Miyoshi Umeki, First Asian Woman to Win Oscar
Her performances on West Coast television earned her a regional Emmy Award for Outstanding Female Personality in 1958 That same year in film, Umeki made history as the first woman of Asian descent to receive an Academy Award, winning Best Supporting Actress for Sayonara (1957)
- Miyoshi Umeki Threw Away Her Oscar - HistoryExpose
Miyoshi Umeki was a trailblazer in Hollywood who became the first Asian actor to bring home an Oscar—but almost 20 years later, she wrecked her trophy and then threw it away
- Miyoshi Umeki - Quiet Americans
Miyoshi Umeki made history She became the first Asian woman to win an Academy Award, earning Best Supporting Actress for her role as Katsumi in Sayonara, a postwar film about interracial romance and prejudice
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