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Chushingura - Hana no maki yuki no maki (1962)
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3 October 1963 (USA) morePlot:
A young lord attempts to combat the official corruption endemic to the Shogunate, only to be placed in an impossible conflict of duties... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Slowly unfolding, excellent story moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Koshiro Matsumoto | ... | Chamberlain Kuranosuke Oishi (as Matsumoto Koshiro IX) | |
| Yuzo Kayama | ... | Lord Naganori Asano | |
| Tatsuya Mihashi | ... | Yasubei Horibe | |
| Akira Takarada | ... | Gunpei Takada | |
| Yosuke Natsuki | ... | Kinemon Okano | |
| Makoto Satô | ... | Kazuemon Fuwa | |
| Tadao Takashima | ... | Jyujiro Kan | |
| Seizaburô Kawazu | ... | Asano Official | |
| Takashi Shimura | ... | Hyobu Chishaka | |
| Daisuke Katô | ... | Kichiemon Terasaka | |
| Keiju Kobayashi | ... | Awajinokami Wakisake (Lord Awaji) | |
| Ryo Ikebe | ... | Chikara Tsuchiya | |
| Setsuko Hara | ... | Riku Oishi | |
| Yôko Tsukasa | ... | Aguri Asano | |
| Reiko Dan | ... | Okaru |
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47 Ronin47 Samurai (USA)
Chushingura: 47 Samurai (USA) (reissue title)
The 47 Ronin (Australia)
The Loyal 47 Ronin
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206 min | Japan:208 min | USA:100 min (second release) | USA:108 min (first release) | USA:204 min (1966 re-issue) | USA:207 min (1966 re-release)Country:
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This is one of my favorite stories and this film does it great justice. It is a "must". Check it out! The acting is very good, as is the "staging" of action. The gamut of emotions is wide. The story develops is a slow, inevitable, and suspenseful way --- even if one actually knows the ending beforehand. The motivations of the characters are clear. Their internal conflicts between duty, pride and sorrow, on the one hand, and the desire for a normal life, on the other, are strongly portrayed --- as are their nostalgia and sense of loss. The interesting quality of this story is that there is no one protagonist: All of the characters must take part. It is easy to see how the story has remained so popular for about 300 years. To my mind, however, this film is not quite as visually "beautiful" as the black and white "47 Ronin" that was made in 1940, I believe. Check it out!