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Futari no Ultraman
A docudrama about Tetsuo Kinjo and Shozo Uehara, two writers who worked on the original Ultraman series. It also features interviews with other production staff.
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A docudrama about Tetsuo Kinjo and Shozo Uehara, two writers who worked on the original Ultraman series. It also features interviews with other production staff.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Yuji Nakae
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:NHK, Tokyo Video Center
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