Escapade in Japan

Escapade in Japan ( Escapade in Japan ) is a film carried out by Arthur Lubin and left in 1957.

Synopsis

Adventures, adventures, of two little boys absconders in Japan.

A plane makes an emergency landing close to the dimensions of Japan. An American little boy survives, but it is separated from the other survivors. It is collected by a Japanese fisherman who brings back it to his village. The police force seeking the little boy, arrives in the village. The little boy and the son of the fisherman flee because they are afraid to have done something of evil. Together the two boys travel in the Japanese countryside, while trying to avoid the police force which seeks them and meet many kinds of very different people.

Data sheet

Title: Escapade in Japan
original Title: Escapade in Japan
Realization: Arthur Lubin
Author: Winston Miller
Coming out date: September 1957

Distribution

Teresa Wright : Mary Saunders
Cameron Mitchell : Dick Saunders
Jon Provost : Tony Saunders
Roger Nakagawa: Hiko
Philip Ober : Lieutenant Colonel Hargrave
Kuniko Miyake: Michiko Tanaka
Susumu Fujita : Kei Tanaka
Katsuhiko Haida : Captain Hibino
Tatsuo Saito : Mr Fushimi
Clint Eastwood: the pilot
Russ Conway: the Co-pile
Ureo Egawa: the chief of the police force of Kyoto
Hideko Koshikawa: Dekko-San, the schoolgirl of Kyoto
Frank Tokunaga: the farmer
Ayako Hidaka: the wife of the farmer

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