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|caption = | |name =Kaoru Mabuchi | ||
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|occupation =[[:Category:Writers|Screenwriter]] | |occupation =[[:Category:Writers|Screenwriter]] | ||
|birthday =February 4, | |birthday =February 4, 1911 | ||
|birthplace =[[Osaka]], [[Japan]] | |birthplace =[[Osaka]], [[Japan]] | ||
|death =May 3, [[1987]] (aged 76) | |||
|first =''Red-Light Bases'' (1953) | |||
|notable =''[[Matango (film)|Matango]]'' (1963) | |||
|imdb =http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0454119/ | |imdb =http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0454119/ | ||
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'''Takeshi Kimura''' {{Nihongo|木村 武|Kimura Takeshi}} was a [[Japan]]ese screenwriter who wrote many of [[Toho]]'s non-[[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]] [[tokusatsu]] films during the [[Showa era]]. Unlike his contemporary [[Shinichi Sekizawa]], whose screenplays were noted for their lighthearted and "fun" tone, | {{Need sources}} | ||
'''Kaoru Mabuchi''' {{Nihongo|{{tt|馬淵|Alternatively spelled 馬渕}} 薫|Mabuchi Kaoru}}, known by the pen name '''Takeshi Kimura''' {{Nihongo|木村 武|Kimura Takeshi}}, was a [[Japan]]ese screenwriter who wrote many of [[Toho]]'s non-''[[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]]'' [[tokusatsu]] films during the [[Showa era]]. Unlike his contemporary [[Shinichi Sekizawa]], whose screenplays were noted for their lighthearted and "fun" tone, Mabuchi's screenplays were comparatively more gloomy and contained more political themes. Mabuchi considered his screenplay for [[Ishiro Honda]]'s ''[[Matango (film)|Matango]]'' (1963) to be his best work, and was considerably less enthusiastic about his later work. He passed away on May 3, [[1987]], due to a throat obstruction. | |||
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==Selected | ==Selected filmography== | ||
===Screenwriter=== | ===Screenwriter=== | ||
*''[[Rodan (film)|Rodan]]'' (1956) [with [[Takeo Murata]]] | *''[[Rodan (film)|Rodan]]'' (1956) [as Takeshi Kimura; with [[Takeo Murata]]] | ||
*''[[The Mysterians]]'' (1957) | *''[[The Mysterians]]'' (1957) [as Takeshi Kimura] | ||
*''[[The H-Man]]'' (1958) | *''[[The H-Man]]'' (1958) [as Takeshi Kimura] | ||
*''[[The Human Vapor]]'' (1960) | *''[[The Human Vapor]]'' (1960) [as Takeshi Kimura] | ||
*''[[The Last War]]'' (1961) | *''[[The Last War]]'' (1961) [as Takeshi Kimura] | ||
*''[[Gorath (film)|Gorath]]'' (1962) | *''[[Gorath (film)|Gorath]]'' (1962) [as Takeshi Kimura] | ||
*''[[Matango (film)|Matango]]'' (1963) | *''[[Matango (film)|Matango]]'' (1963) [as Takeshi Kimura] | ||
*''[[Frankenstein vs. Baragon]]'' (1965) | *''[[wikipedia:The Lost World of Sinbad|Samurai Pirate]]'' (1963) [as Takeshi Kimura; with [[Shinichi Sekizawa]]] | ||
*''[[ | *''[[Frankenstein vs. Baragon]]'' (1965) | ||
*''[[The War of the Gargantuas]]'' (1966) [ | *''[[jawp:奇巌城の冒険|The Adventures of Takla Makan]]'' (1966) | ||
*''[[King Kong Escapes]]'' (1967) | *''[[The War of the Gargantuas]]'' (1966) [with [[Ishiro Honda]]] | ||
*''[[Destroy All Monsters]]'' (1968) [ | *''[[King Kong Escapes]]'' (1967) | ||
*''[[Godzilla vs. Hedorah]]'' (1971) [ | *''[[Destroy All Monsters]]'' (1968) [with Ishiro Honda] | ||
*''[[ | *''[[Godzilla vs. Hedorah]]'' (1971) [with [[Yoshimitsu Banno]]] | ||
====Unproduced works==== | |||
{{Real People}} | *''[[wikia:w:c:ultra:Ultra Q|Ultra Q]]'' (TV 1966) [unaired episode "Ghost Car"] | ||
*''[[Godzilla vs. the Space Monsters: Earth Defense Directive]]'' (1971) | |||
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[[Category:Real people]] | [[Category:Real people]] | ||
[[Category:Writers]] | [[Category:Writers]] | ||
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Kaoru Mabuchi (馬淵 薫 Mabuchi Kaoru), known by the pen name Takeshi Kimura (木村 武 Kimura Takeshi), was a Japanese screenwriter who wrote many of Toho's non-Godzilla tokusatsu films during the Showa era. Unlike his contemporary Shinichi Sekizawa, whose screenplays were noted for their lighthearted and "fun" tone, Mabuchi's screenplays were comparatively more gloomy and contained more political themes. Mabuchi considered his screenplay for Ishiro Honda's Matango (1963) to be his best work, and was considerably less enthusiastic about his later work. He passed away on May 3, 1987, due to a throat obstruction.
Selected filmography
Screenwriter
- Rodan (1956) [as Takeshi Kimura; with Takeo Murata]
- The Mysterians (1957) [as Takeshi Kimura]
- The H-Man (1958) [as Takeshi Kimura]
- The Human Vapor (1960) [as Takeshi Kimura]
- The Last War (1961) [as Takeshi Kimura]
- Gorath (1962) [as Takeshi Kimura]
- Matango (1963) [as Takeshi Kimura]
- Samurai Pirate (1963) [as Takeshi Kimura; with Shinichi Sekizawa]
- Frankenstein vs. Baragon (1965)
- The Adventures of Takla Makan (1966)
- The War of the Gargantuas (1966) [with Ishiro Honda]
- King Kong Escapes (1967)
- Destroy All Monsters (1968) [with Ishiro Honda]
- Godzilla vs. Hedorah (1971) [with Yoshimitsu Banno]
Unproduced works
- Ultra Q (TV 1966) [unaired episode "Ghost Car"]
- Godzilla vs. the Space Monsters: Earth Defense Directive (1971)
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