| Tatsuya Nakadai | ... | Genta | |
| Etsushi Takahashi | ... | Hanji (Hanjiro Tabata) | |
| Yuriko Hoshi | ... | Chino Kajii | |
| Naoko Kubo | ... | Tetsutaro Oikawa | |
| Tadao Nakamaru | ... | Magobei Shôda | |
| Akira Kubo | ... | Monnosuke Takei | |
| Shigeru Kôyama | ... | Tamiya Ayuzawa | |
| Eijirô Tôno | ... | Hyogo Moriuchi | |
| Nami Tamura | ... | Yô | |
| Yoshio Tsuchiya | ... | Shinroku Matsuo | |
| Isao Hashimoto | ... | Kônosuke Fujii | |
| Akira Hamada | ... | Denzô Nishimura | |
| Takeo Chii | ... | Yaheiji Yoshida | |
| Seishirô Kuno | ... | Daijirô Masataka | |
| Ben Hiura | ... | Busuke | |
| Hiroshi Hasegawa | ... | Injured Ronin | |
| Emiko Suzuki | ... | Tomi | |
| Yasuzô Ogawa | ... | Kisuke | |
| Yutaka Nakayama | ... | Ronin | |
| Shin Ibuki | ... | Injured Ronin | |
| Chôtarô Tôgin | ... | Ronin | |
| Minoru Itô | |||
| Rinsaku Ogata | |||
| Yukihiko Gondô | |||
| Kôichi Satô | |||
| Wataru Ômae | ... | Guard | |
| Haruo Suzuki | ... | Banto | |
| Ryôji Shimizu | |||
| Masaki Shinohara | |||
| Kôji Uruki | |||
| Hiroshi Tanaka | |||
| Kôji Asakawa | |||
| Kanzô Uni | |||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Eisei Amamoto | ... | Gendayu Shimada | |
| Kôichi Hashimoto | |||
| Masao Imafuku | ... | Doshin - Monk | |
| Ryôsuke Kagawa | ... | Sachu Mizoguchi | |
| Shin Kishida | ... | Jurota Arao | |
| Susumu Kurobe | ... | Kinsaburo Ayuzawa | |
| Ryû Kuze | ... | Oomori | |
| Yû Sekida | ... | Ayzawa's vassal | |
Directed by | |||
| Kihachi Okamoto | |||
Writing credits | ||
| Kihachi Okamoto | (screenplay) & | |
| Akira Murao | (screenplay) | |
| Shûgorô Yamamoto | (novel "Torideyama no jûshichi nichi") | |
Produced by | |||
| Tomoyuki Tanaka | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Masaru Satô | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Rokurô Nishigaki | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Yoshitami Kuroiwa | |||
Production Design by | |||
| Iwao Akune | |||
Stunts | |||
| Ryû Kuze | .... | fight choreographer | |
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Before watching Kiru "Kill!" see SEven SAmurai, Hidden Fortress, Sanjuro, Yojimbo and the awesome SWORD OF DOOM then you will catch all of the inside jokes and truly appreciate this masterful parody. The humor in this movie is conveyed elegantly. For example the director of "Kiru," Okamoto, who also directed Sword of Doom, included a stone Buddha atop of the hill overlooking the desolate town setting of the movie in reference to "Daibosatsu Toge" which means "Great Buddha Pass" (the Japanese title for Sword of Doom). Okay that wasn't the best example, but can you imagine henchmen screaming EXTRA loud when they are butchered? Or how about a grimy farmer turning away a cute girl he calls a "powdered monster!" Amidst the exaggerated dust storms, references to the value of rice, mountain treks and the trouble 7 "children" or samurai cause when planning a conspiracy is a trio of heroes: a farmer who yearns to be a samurai, the last henchmen of an annihilated gang, and a vagabond (rather than a dashing ronin) played by Tatsuya Nakadai. Yes, there are staring duels, flying daggers, great fight scenes with wooden swords but lastly a showdown that is NOT in the middle of a ghost town or rolling field but in a tiny room. This film is for the fans!!!