Back Street Girls: Gokudoruzu
Three male gangsters are forced by their boss into becoming a trio of female pop singers.
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Three male gangsters are forced by their boss into becoming a trio of female pop singers.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Shoichiro Masumoto
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:MBS, Excellent Films, Kinoshita Group
Cast
Keinosuke Hara
Director
Natsumi Okamoto
Airi Yamamoto / Kentaro Yamamoto
Ruka Matsuda
Mari Tachibana / Ryo Tachibana
Akane Sakanoue
Chika Sugihara / Kazuhiko Sugihara
Jin Shirasu
Kentaro Yamamoto
Masato Hanazawa
Kazuhiko Sugihara
Reiya Masaki
Ryo Tachibana
Nana Asakawa
Koichi Iwaki
Manjiro Inugane
Ren Osugi
Bar Owner
Hitoshi Ozawa
Tetsu Oguroda
Dori Sakurada
Seiji Koizumi
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