Black Jack: A Lucky Bet Trailer

Black Jack: A Lucky Bet Trailer (2022)

18 November 2022 96 mins

Black Jack: A Lucky Bet is an original script based on one of Osamu Tezuka's masterpieces, "Black Jack". It was first performed in 1994 by the Flower Troupe led by Anju Mira to great acclaim. In November 2022, at the start of the 50th anniversary year of the "Black Jack" series, it was performed again in a nationwide tour by the Moon Troupe. Kanato Tsukishiro plays the role of Black Jack, an unlicensed surgeon with divine skill, dramatically expressing the message of Tezuka's works, such as the deep love for humanity and the preciousness of life.   

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Cast

Tsukishiro Kanato

as Black Jack

Umino Mitsuki

as Iris / Kisaragi Megumi

Kira Rinjō

as Noble Snowdon

Urara Senri

as Queen Victoria

Yui Karen

as Belinda

Kiyoka Ran

as Catherine Hagen

Kouzuki Ruu

as Sutherland

Amashi Juri

as Joanne

Harumi Yuu

as General Enrique

Reika Haru

as Joey

Ichiki Kakeru

as Black Jack's Shadow

Yumena Rune

as News Reporter

Miumi Sora

as Pinoko

International Titles

ブラック・ジャック 危険な賭け / FULL SWING! Trailer

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