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Notorious Bastard
When Tornado Joe is wrongly accused of distributing counterfeit banknotes, he gets on a mission to clear his name and challenge the mastermind behind this scheme.
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When Tornado Joe is wrongly accused of distributing counterfeit banknotes, he gets on a mission to clear his name and challenge the mastermind behind this scheme.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Motonari Wakai
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Buichi Saitō
Director
Joe Shishido
Tatsumaki Takeji (Tornado Joe)
Arihiro Fujimura
Mizukami
Nakajirō Tomita
Boss
Yuzo Kiura
Detective Okada
Hiroshi Hijikata
Chen
Chiharu Kuri
Rumiko
Midori Asakaze
Megumi Isono
Shōbun Inoue
Inspector Matsumoto
Saburo Hiromatsu
The man of the company
Nakajirō Tomita
King
Keisuke Noro
Drugstore manager
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