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==Movie Information== | ==Movie Information== | ||
| − | '''Jusan-Nin no Shikaku''' | + | [[Image: 13assassins.jpg|right|thumb|'''13 Assassins''' movie poster]] |
| + | Japanese Title: '''Jusan-Nin no Shikaku''' | ||
* Japan, 1963 | * Japan, 1963 | ||
* Language: Japanese | * Language: Japanese | ||
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===Plot=== | ===Plot=== | ||
| − | Receiving a confidential order from a senior executive of the Tokugawa | + | Receiving a confidential order from a senior executive of the Tokugawa shogunate, 13 samurai warriors set about plotting to assassinate Matsudaira Nariaki, chief of the Akashi feudal clan who is extraordinarily cruel and lewd. The group has 60 days to achieve the goal by ambushing the Akashi procession returning from Edo after a one-year attendance. How can the 13 assassins, who are given only one chance and not allowed to fail, engage the 53-person procession and kill Nariaki? The assassins thrilling plan and actions reach the climax in a war of slaughter depicted with breathtaking, heroic reality. |
| − | shogunate, 13 samurai warriors set about plotting to assassinate Matsudaira | ||
| − | Nariaki, chief of the Akashi feudal clan who is extraordinarily cruel and lewd. The | ||
| − | group has 60 days to achieve the goal by ambushing the Akashi procession | ||
| − | returning from Edo after a one-year attendance. How can the 13 assassins, who | ||
| − | are given only one chance and not allowed to fail, engage the 53-person | ||
| − | procession and kill Nariaki? The assassins thrilling plan and actions reach the | ||
| − | climax in a war of slaughter depicted with breathtaking, heroic reality. | ||
===Cast=== | ===Cast=== | ||
| − | Chiezo Kataoka | + | * Chiezo Kataoka |
| + | * Kotaro Satomi | ||
| + | * Kanjuro Arashi | ||
| + | * Junko Fuji | ||
| + | * Tetsuro Tanba | ||
===Crew=== | ===Crew=== | ||
| − | + | Director: Eiichi Kudo | |
| − | == | + | ==Purchase Links== |
| + | * [http://www.kurotokagi.com Digitally Remastered Version with Engish Subtitles] ''(Plot, photo, and actors/director information used with Permission from Kurotokagi.com)'' | ||
| − | + | [[Category:Movies|Thirteen Assassins]] | |
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| − | [[Category:Movies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:25, 15 November 2007
Movie Information
Japanese Title: Jusan-Nin no Shikaku
- Japan, 1963
- Language: Japanese
- B/W
Plot
Receiving a confidential order from a senior executive of the Tokugawa shogunate, 13 samurai warriors set about plotting to assassinate Matsudaira Nariaki, chief of the Akashi feudal clan who is extraordinarily cruel and lewd. The group has 60 days to achieve the goal by ambushing the Akashi procession returning from Edo after a one-year attendance. How can the 13 assassins, who are given only one chance and not allowed to fail, engage the 53-person procession and kill Nariaki? The assassins thrilling plan and actions reach the climax in a war of slaughter depicted with breathtaking, heroic reality.
Cast
- Chiezo Kataoka
- Kotaro Satomi
- Kanjuro Arashi
- Junko Fuji
- Tetsuro Tanba
Crew
Director: Eiichi Kudo
Purchase Links
- Digitally Remastered Version with Engish Subtitles (Plot, photo, and actors/director information used with Permission from Kurotokagi.com)
