Crimson Bat - Oichi: Wanted, Dead or Alive Trailer (1970)

08 April 1970 Adventure, Drama, Action 86 mins

Oichi the Blind helps a woman escape the clutches of a high government official to go off with the man she loves. The official puts a reward on her head of fifty gold pieces and soon a menagerie of bounty hunters are after her skin. Three of them band together to accomplish this, one an expert swordsman, another a huge judo master and the third is deadly with a chain. To escape, she heads for the fishing town of Itso but soon comes face to face with Sankuro, the swordsman...

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Cast

Yōko Matsuyama as Oichi

Yūki Meguro as Sankuro

Meichō Soganoya as Kamecho

Reiko Oshida as Ohan

Shigeo Takamatsu

Jun Tazaki as Nadaaan

Tetsuro Tamba as Hyoe

Katsumi Munakata as Tominosuke

Shinji Takano as Gontaro

Reiji Shoji as Renkichi

Toshie Shoji as Otoyo

Maya Maki as Okiwa

Harumi Arai as Shiho

Matasaburô Niwa as Yoshizawa Iori

Shinzo Hotta as Noro Jinbei

Hitoshi Ōmae as Jokai

Crew

Teruo Tanaka Story

Takeo Watanabe Original Music Composer

Hirokazu Ichimura Director

Kōji Takada Writer

Shizu Ōsawa Editor

Masao Kosugi Director of Photography

Hirofumi Satô Sound Mixer

Chiyoo Umeda Art Direction

Tokio Hiramatsu Sound Recordist

Shoichi Motohashi Lighting Technician

Akira Inomata Executive Producer

International Titles

Mrtvou nebo Zivou Trailer

Fangt Oichi, tot oder lebendig Trailer

La Ciega Oichi: Viva o muerta Trailer

I agria nyhta ton samurai Trailer

Mekurano Oichi inochi moraimasu Trailer

Багровая летучая мышь: Берегись! Trailer

Blind Oichi - Swirling Travel Hats Trailer

Trazi se Oici: Ziva ili Mrtva Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 08 April 1970

Production Companies

Shochiku

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