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'''''ESPY''''' {{Nihongo|エスパイ|Esupai}} is a [[1974]] [[Japan]]ese science-fiction film produced by [[Toho]], based on a story by Sakyo Komatsu that was serialized in ''Weekly Manga Sunday'' in [[1964]]. It was released to Japanese theaters on December 28, 1974, and to [[United States|American]] theaters the following year.
'''''ESPY''''' {{Nihongo|エスパイ|Esupai}} is a [[1974]] [[Japan]]ese [[tokusatsu]] science-fiction film produced by [[Toho]], based on a story by Sakyo Komatsu that was serialized in ''Weekly Manga Sunday'' in [[1964]]. It was released to Japanese theaters on December 28, 1974, and to [[United States|American]] theaters the following year.
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==Plot==
==Plot==

Revision as of 22:33, 12 April 2018

ESPY
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Japanese ESPY poster
Directed by Jun Fukuda
Producer Tomoyuki Tanaka, Fumio Tanaka
Written by Ei Ogawa, Sakyo Komatsu
Music by Masaaki Hirao, Kensuke Kyo
Distributor Toho
Running time 94 minutes
(1 hour, 34 minutes)
86 minutesUS, VHS
(1 hour, 26 minutes)
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ESPY (エスパイ,   Esupai) is a 1974 Japanese tokusatsu science-fiction film produced by Toho, based on a story by Sakyo Komatsu that was serialized in Weekly Manga Sunday in 1964. It was released to Japanese theaters on December 28, 1974, and to American theaters the following year.

Plot

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Staff

Staff role on the left, staff member's name on the right.

  • Directed by   Jun Fukuda
  • Produced by   Tomoyuki Tanaka, Fumio Tanaka
  • Screenplay by   Ei Ogawa
  • Based on a story by   Sakyo Komatsu
  • Cinematography by   Masaharu Ueda, Kazumi Hara
  • Music by   Masaaki Hirao, Kensuke Kyo
  • Edited by   Michiko Ikeda
  • Director of Special Effects   Teruyoshi Nakano
  • Theme Songs "All We Need is Love" and "To an Unknown Country" Performed by   Kiyohiko Ozaki
  • Lyrics by   Yoko Yamaguchi
  • Composed by   Masaaki Hirao
  • Arranged by   Kyoji Sukei

Cast

Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.

  • Hiroshi Fujioka   as   Yoshio Tamura
  • Kaoru Yumi   as   Maria Harada
  • Masao Kusakari   as   Jiro Miki
  • Eiji Okada   as   Salabad
  • Goro Mutsumi   as   Teraoka
  • Katsumasa Uchida   as   Goro Tatsumi
  • Luna Takamura   as   Julietta
  • Hatsuo Yamaya   as   Ball
  • Jimmy Shaw   as   Godonov
  • Andrew Hughes   as   P.B.
  • Steve Green   as   Prime Minister of Baltonia
  • Willy Daussey   as   Abdullah
  • Ralph Jesser, Franz Gruber   as   Anti-ESPY
  • Koichi Ito   as   Dignitary
  • Yoshio Katsube   as   Reporter in parking lot
  • Toshio Hosoi   as   International Conference Center Security Guard
  • Hiroya Morita   as   Baltonian Embassy Security Guard
  • Takamitsu Watanabe, Kazutoshi Takahashi   as   Technicians
  • Japan Action Enterprise
  • Ohno Shuto Society
  • Yuzo Kayama   as   Lawyer
  • Tomisaburo Wakayama   as   Ulrov
  • Shigeo Kato   as   International Conference Center Security Guard (uncredited)
  • Kazuo Imai   as   Cameraman in parking lot (uncredited)
  • Akijiro Hikari   as   Man in International Conference Center (uncredited)
  • Tetsuya Kaji   as   Prime Minister of Baltonia (voice; uncredited)
  • Bunya Nakamura, Tetsuya Nakayashiki, Kazuo Niibori, Bart Johansson, German Reiner   as   Ulrov's henchmen (uncredited)
  • Roger Wood   as   United Nations Mediation Committee Member (uncredited)
  • Duquesne   as   Prime Minister of Baltonia's Secretary (uncredited)
  • Ginter Grave   as   Prime Minister of Baltonia's Escort Officer (uncredited)
  • Robert Dunham   as   Airline Captain (uncredited)
  • Henry   as   Airline Co-captain (uncredited)
  • Julie Club   as   Young Miki (uncredited)
  • Kelly Vansys   as   Judy (uncredited)
  • Abdullah Mitz   as   Clerk of Ahmet (uncredited)