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The Legend of the Stardust Brothers (1985) - film poster, directed by Makoto Tezuka

The Legend of the Stardust Brothers

1985
1h 38min Japan Feature
Directed by
Makoto Tezuka
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Synopsis

A shady music mogul brings together two wannabe stars—punk rock rebel Kan and new-wave crooner Shingo—and transforms them into the Stardust Brothers, a girl-friendly, silver-jumpsuited, synth-pop sensation. Along with their #1 fan, who herself dreams of a music career, the duo rockets to stardom.

Key facts

Cast Shingo Kubota, Kan Takagi, Kyôko Togawa, Issay, Kiyohiko Ozaki, Jun Togawa, Mie Akatsuka, Motoko Arai
Original language Japanese
First release June 15, 1985 (Canada)

Crew

Screenplay Makoto Tezuka
Producer Katsuichi Takagi, Katsunori Haruta, Takashige Ichise
Cinematography Eiichi Ôsawa
Editing Makoto Tezuka, Mari Kishi

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Releases & classifications
Theatrical Canada June 15, 1985
Theatrical Japan June 15, 1985
Full credits
Director Makoto Tezuka
Cast Shingo Kubota (Shingo), Kan Takagi (Kan), Kyôko Togawa (Marimo), Issay (Kaworu Niji), Kiyohiko Ozaki (Atomic Minami), Jun Togawa (Beautiful Woman of Stardust Car), Mie Akatsuka (Chorus Dancer), Motoko Arai (Presentor), Haruo Chikada (Ruined Musician), Koichi Ekura (London Boots), Evelyn (Shingo's Lover), Miwako Fukushima (Chorus Dancer), Hiroko Hasegawa (Chorus Dancer), Jin Homma (Atomic Dancer), Masatô Ibu (Mystery Man (voice)), Kaoruko Igarashi (Chorus Dancer), Shinichi Ikeda (Atomic Dancer), Ikoshin (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Megumi Imai (Kinako), Mitsutoshi Ishigami (Host of Salon Uonome), Eriko Ito (Supercars), Toshiro Izumi (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Koji Kadota (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Tamio Kageyama (Atomic Gang), Hiroshi Kanetsu (Kin Chan), Fumichika Kato (Cf Client), Masaki Kato (London Boots), Toru Kawasaki (Cf Director), Masahisa Kitao (Atomic Dancer), Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Keiko Kusunoki (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Akira Maeda (Pro-wrestler (UWF)), Junko Minami (Chorus Dancer), Masamichi Mitama (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Noboru Mitani (Sone), Keisuke Miyake (TV Director), Shigeo Miyata (Supercars), Leo Morimoto (Man of Shopping Bag), Takami Morioka (Stunt), Hiroshi Nakagawa (Atomic Dancer), Ramo Nakajima (Atomic Gang), Sunplaza Nakano (Guard A), Shinji Nakashima (Visitor of Gay Bar), Shigeru Ogino (TV Director), Yuji Oki (Supercars), Miwa Okuno (Chorus Dancer), Keiichi Ota (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Kuriko Oyama (Visitor of Salon "Uonome"), Kazuhiko Kato (Visitor of Gay Bar), Takeshi Sasaki (Guard B), Shinsuke Shimada (Chairman of Hyokin Best Ten), Hiroshi Shimizu (Atomic Gang), Hidetoshi Shiroiwa (London Boots), Fumio Takada (Atomic Gang), Eiichi Takagi (Ruined Musician), Kazuo Takahashi (Atomic Dancer), Yosuke Takahashi (Visitor of Gay Bar), Hiroshi Takano (Secret Service), Tamori (Chairman of "Waratte Iitomo"), Shuhei Wakisaka (Atomic Dancer), Kazuhiro Watanabe (Kiyose), Ayuko Yamagishi (Akebi), Taichiro Yamamoto (Stunt), Michi Yamamura (Chairman of Hyokin Best Ten), Akio Yokoyama (Mifuku), Genki Yoshimura, Senkichi Ōmura (Nakazumi), Toru Hasegawa (Beautiful Man)
Screenplay Makoto Tezuka
Producer Katsuichi Takagi, Katsunori Haruta, Takashige Ichise
Executive producer Haruo Chikada
Cinematography Eiichi Ôsawa
Editing Makoto Tezuka, Mari Kishi
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q11512693
IMDb tt0419821
TMDB 530578

Additional data: TMDB.

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