Akireta renchû
あきれた連中
Synopsis
The first in a series of films featuring the comedy duo Entatsu-Achako, providing them with a background story to do their popular manzai-routines on film. Here, Entatsu and Achako start out as rivals for the affection of a young woman but ultimately pair up to face a bigger rival. Entatsu chooses to become a boxer to get his chance at punching the rival out of the way.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Osamu Fushimizu, Okada Kei
- Screenplay & Story
- Ryûji Nagami
- Original Score
- Kyōsuke Kami
- Original Title
- あきれた連中
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- P.C.L. Eiga Seisaku-jo
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Osamu Fushimizu, Okada Kei
Ryûji Nagami
Kyōsuke Kami
Hiroshi Suzuki
Department Leadership Roster
Ryûji Nagami
Writer
Hiroshi Suzuki
Director of Photography
Osamu Fushimizu
Director
Okada Kei
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Akireta renchû
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Akireta renchû about?
The first in a series of films featuring the comedy duo Entatsu-Achako, providing them with a background story to do their popular manzai-routines on film. Here, Entatsu and Achako start out as rivals for the affection of a young woman but ultimately pair up to face a bigger rival. Entatsu chooses to become a boxer to get his chance at punching the rival out of the way.
Who directed Akireta renchû?
Akireta renchû was directed by Osamu Fushimizu, Okada Kei.
Who stars in Akireta renchû?
The principal cast of Akireta renchû includes Entatsu Yokoyama, Achako Hanabishi, Masako Tsutsumi, Chizuko Kanda, Nijiko Kiyokawa.
When was Akireta renchû released and how long is it?
Akireta renchû was released in 1936 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.
Who composed the musical score for Akireta renchû?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Akireta renchû was composed by Kyōsuke Kami.