An account of the life and work of legendary Japanese actor Toshirō Mifune (1920-97), the most prominent actor of the Golden Age of Japanese cinema.
Length 81 minutes
Keanu Reeves | Kyôko Kagawa | Yôko Tsukasa | Yoshio Tsuchiya | Takeshi Katô | Kaoru Yachigusa | Yōsuke Natsuki | Terumi Niki | Steven Spielberg | Martin Scorsese | Shirô Mifune | Hisao Kurosawa | Teruyo Nogami | Tadao Sato | Sadao Nakajima | Haruo Nakajima | Kanzô Uni | Wataru Akashi | Koji Yakusho | Toshirō Mifune | Hirohito
Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
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04/25/2021 | Computer | Broadcast | Other | 7 stars |
01/09/2017 | Movie Screen | Digital | Theater | 7.5 stars |
(Average) 7.25 stars |
Breezy look back at his career that doesn’t really offer anything profound or provocative (most of the content is sourced from already available material). Yet this still serves as a warm blanket and nice tribute to a legendary actor. The interviews with his co-stars are the best segments. Documentary only runs 80 minutes but I could easily watch 8 hours of Toshiro Mifune driving hot rods and drinking whiskey. Surprised George Lucas turned them down for an interview given Spielberg and Scorsese are featured.
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