I Am Waiting Trailer

I Am Waiting Trailer (1957)

22 October 1957 Drama, Thriller, Crime 91 mins

A former boxer gets involved with a club hostess trying to escape the clutches of her gangster employer.

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Cast

Yūjirō Ishihara

as Jôji Shimaki

Isamu Kosugi

as Uchiyama

Hideaki Nitani

as Shibata elder

Kenjiro Uemura

as Police detective

Keisuke Tate

as Immigration Bureau clerk

Tomio Aoki

as Shibata's henchman

Hyōe Enoki

as Shibata's henchman B

Naoki Sugiura

as Shibata's henchman C

Jōji Ehara

as Shibata's henchma D

Shōki Fukae

as Shibata's henchman E

Jun Miyazaki

as Kawakami Kazuya's older brother

Crew

Masaru Satō

Original Music Composer

Kuratarō Takamura

Kuratarō Takamura Director of Photography

Akinori Matsuo

Akinori Matsuo Assistant Director

Mitsuo Onishi

Mitsuo Onishi Lighting Technician

Fumio Hashimoto

Fumio Hashimoto Sound Recordist

International Titles

Ore wa matteru ze Trailer

International Releases Dates

Production Companies

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