Nonsense Boys Trailer (1963)
Japanese comedy film.
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Cast
Junzaburō Ban as Kamezo Ikeda
Sonomi Nakajima as Sonoko Ikeda
Akemi Kita as Taneko Ikeda
Yoshiko Kayama as Katsuko Ikeda
Michiyo Tamaki as Kaneko
Kyū Sazanka as Beggar
Hanji Wakai as Hanji Wakai
Kenji Wakai as Kenji Wakai
Crew
Akihiko Shimada Associate Producer
Manao Horiuchi Director
Tomoichi Kuramochi Director of Photography
Masao Shirai Executive Producer
Motonari Wakai Screenplay
International Releases Dates
Japan 01 June 1963
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