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1985Japan

The Beauty of the Black Pearl

江户川乱步的心理测试 江戸川乱歩の美女シリーズ 黒真珠の美女

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Masahisa Sadanaga
Screenplay & Story
Kunio Yamashita, Rampo Edogawa
Original Score
Hajime Kaburagi
Original Title
江户川乱步的心理测试 江戸川乱歩の美女シリーズ 黒真珠の美女
Country of Origin
Japan
Spoken Languages
Japanese
Runtime
Unknown

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Masahisa Sadanaga

Screenplay & Story

Kunio Yamashita, Rampo Edogawa

Original Score & Music

Hajime Kaburagi

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Rampo Edogawa

Department Leadership Roster

Kunio Yamashita

Writer

Masahisa Sadanaga

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Beauty of the Black Pearl

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Beauty of the Black Pearl about?

The Beauty of the Black Pearl is a feature film released in 1985.

Who directed The Beauty of the Black Pearl?

The Beauty of the Black Pearl was directed by Masahisa Sadanaga.

Who stars in The Beauty of the Black Pearl?

The principal cast of The Beauty of the Black Pearl includes Shigeru Amachi, Kumiko Fujiyoshi, Kumiko Okae, Masaya Takahashi, Chu Arai.

When was The Beauty of the Black Pearl released and how long is it?

The Beauty of the Black Pearl was released in 1985 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for The Beauty of the Black Pearl?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Beauty of the Black Pearl was composed by Hajime Kaburagi.

Is The Beauty of the Black Pearl based on a book or true story?

The Beauty of the Black Pearl is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Rampo Edogawa".