
Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides
旗本退屈男捕物控 前編 七人の花嫁
Synopsis
Bored Hatamoto film #10
Part of the Bored Hatamoto Collection
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Top Cast
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- Director
- Sadatsugu Matsuda
- Screenplay & Story
- Yoshitake Hisa
- Original Title
- 旗本退屈男捕物控 前編 七人の花嫁
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 9m
- Production Studios
- Toyoko Eiga
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Sadatsugu Matsuda
Yoshitake Hisa, Mitsuzō Sasaki
Department Leadership Roster
Yoshitake Hisa
Screenplay
Sadatsugu Matsuda
Director
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What is Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides about?
Bored Hatamoto film #10
Who directed Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides?
Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides was directed by Sadatsugu Matsuda.
Who stars in Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides?
The principal cast of Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides includes Utaemon Ichikawa, Chizuru Kitagawa, Chikako Miyagi, Otome Tsukimiya, Kōkichi Takada.
When was Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides released and how long is it?
Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides was released in 1950 with a total runtime of 1h 9m.
Is Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides based on a book or true story?
Bored Hatamoto Detective, Part 1: The Seven Brides is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Mitsuzō Sasaki".




















