Documentary, History
An account of the life and work of legendary Japanese actor Toshirō Mifune (1920-97), the most prominent actor of the Golden Age of Japanese cinema.
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Cast
Keanu ReevesSelf - Narrator (voice)
Kyōko KagawaSelf - Actress
Yōko TsukasaSelf - Actress
Yoshio TsuchiyaSelf - Actor
Takeshi KatōSelf - Actor
Kaoru YachigusaSelf - Actress
Yōsuke NatsukiSelf - Actor
Terumi NikiSelf - Actress
Steven SpielbergSelf - Filmmaker
Martin ScorseseSelf - Filmmaker
Shirō MifuneSelf - Mifune's Eldest SonHHisao KurosawaSelf - Kurosawa's Eldest Son
Teruyo NogamiSelf - Script SupervisorTTadao SatōSelf - Film Historian
Sadao NakajimaSelf - FilmmakerMore like this
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