Where to watch Nagisa Morimoto in the UK
Find every Nagisa Morimoto film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 11 August 2026.
Nagisa Morimoto portrayed Isis' Avatar in the Moon Knight episodes The Friendly Type and Gods and Monsters. She also portrayed Isis while possessing her Avatar's body in the Moon Knight episode The Friendly Type.
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- Moon Knight (2022) as Isis's Avatar
- Paris Has Fallen (2024) as Simone
- Parliament (2020) as assistante de Vasilios Kapsis
- Under Paris (2024) as Ben
- Greta (2019) as Waitress
- Incredible But True (2022) as Japanese Assistant
- Plus fort qu'elle as Pia Bercot
- Night Shift (2020) as La pharmacienne
- What Pauline Is Not Telling You (2022) as Kim
- The Object Woman (2022) Cast
- Miss Osaka (2021) as Maria
- Chat de gouttière Cast
- Kidnapping John Malkovich (2024) Cast
- La Japonaise, film-fantôme d’Alain Robbe-Grillet (2021) Cast
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Most-watched Nagisa Morimoto films currently: Under Paris (2024), Greta (2019), Incredible But True (2022), Night Shift (2020), The Object Woman (2022).
What TV shows has Nagisa Morimoto appeared in?
Selected TV credits: Moon Knight (2022), Paris Has Fallen (2024), Parliament (2020), Plus fort qu'elle, What Pauline Is Not Telling You (2022).
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