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Duel at Sundown
Duel at Sundown

Duel at Sundown

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A remake of High Noon (1952) as a Japanese jidai-geki sword-fighting movie.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

86 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

24 May 1955

Country

Japan

Cast

Kōtarō Bandō

Kōtarō Bandō

Yasunosuke

Chikako Miyagi

Chikako Miyagi

Okinu

Kenzaburo Akechi

Kenzaburo Akechi

Kikuko Hasegawa

Kikuko Hasegawa

Okyo

Miki Odagiri

Miki Odagiri

Okatsu

Setsuko Amamiya

Setsuko Amamiya

Emi

Kenjiro Uemura

Kenjiro Uemura

Shuriken no Ginji

Michisaburō Segawa

Michisaburō Segawa

Kumagura

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