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The Beast of Comedy

笑いのカイブツ

Synopsis

Tsuchiya, who lives with his single mother in Osaka, does not get serious work once he graduates from high school, but rather devotes himself to mailing jokes to the “Ohgiri” variety show. Seeking to be recognized as a show “Legend,” he devotes his entire life to laughter, setting himself the task of submitting hundreds of entries per day. At loose ends, he encounters a drifter, Pink, who finds him work at his bar while Tsuchiya now devotes himself to becoming a “postcard craftsman” who submits material to a radio program. The entertainers on the program begin to use material from his postcards. A comedian Tsuchiya admires, one of a comic duo called “Bacon,” says on the air that he admires Tsuchiya’s material and that he wants “to do material together.” Dreaming of another chance, Tsuchiya heads for Tokyo.

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『笑いのカイブツ』90秒本予告

Type: Trailer • Published 2023-11-16

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Kengo Takimoto
Screenplay & Story
Shin Adachi, Kayuki Tsuchiyama, Kengo Takimoto, Tomoyuki Yamaguchi
Original Score
Jun Murayama
Original Title
笑いのカイブツ
Country of Origin
Japan
Spoken Languages
Japanese
Runtime
1h 56m
Production Studios
Animoproduce

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Kengo Takimoto

Screenplay & Story

Shin Adachi, Kayuki Tsuchiyama, Kengo Takimoto, Tomoyuki Yamaguchi

Original Score & Music

Jun Murayama

Film Editing

Masaki Murakami

Producers

Minori Maehara, Kwang-gi Song

Department Leadership Roster

Kengo Takimoto

Director

Shin Adachi

Writer

Kengo Takimoto

Writer

Tomoyuki Yamaguchi

Writer

Minori Maehara

Producer

Hidetoshi Andou

Production Design

Masaki Murakami

Editor

Jun Murayama

Original Music Composer

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Beast of Comedy

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What is The Beast of Comedy about?

Tsuchiya, who lives with his single mother in Osaka, does not get serious work once he graduates from high school, but rather devotes himself to mailing jokes to the “Ohgiri” variety show. Seeking to be recognized as a show “Legend,” he devotes his entire life to laughter, setting himself the task of submitting hundreds of entries per day. At loose ends, he encounters a drifter, Pink, who finds him work at his bar while Tsuchiya now devotes himself to becoming a “postcard craftsman” who submits material to a radio program. The entertainers on the program begin to use material from his postcards. A comedian Tsuchiya admires, one of a comic duo called “Bacon,” says on the air that he admires Tsuchiya’s material and that he wants “to do material together.” Dreaming of another chance, Tsuchiya heads for Tokyo.

Who directed The Beast of Comedy?

The Beast of Comedy was directed by Kengo Takimoto.

Who stars in The Beast of Comedy?

The principal cast of The Beast of Comedy includes Amane Okayama, Reiko Kataoka, Honoka Matsumoto, Masaki Suda, Taiga Nakano.

When was The Beast of Comedy released and how long is it?

The Beast of Comedy was released in 2024 with a total runtime of 1h 56m.

Who composed the musical score for The Beast of Comedy?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Beast of Comedy was composed by Jun Murayama.