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The dead body of Maki Tsujimoto, a popular stage actress, is discovered in a theater in Oji. After striking her in the back of the head with a bronze statue prop, the criminal laid the body on the floor and pointed a light at it, "directing" the crime scene as if it were a scene from a play.
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The dead body of Maki Tsujimoto, a popular stage actress, is discovered in a theater in Oji. After striking her in the back of the head with a bronze statue prop, the criminal laid the body on the floor and pointed a light at it, "directing" the crime scene as if it were a scene from a play.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Ryuji Mizutani
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:TV Asahi, Toei Company
Cast
Shunichi Kajima
Director
Shirō Itō
Shinichi Kamoshida
Michiko Hada
Masami Okazaki
Masanori Ishii
Yukihito Anekoji
Hisahiro Ogura
Junji Sakashita
Minoru Sawatari
Kosuke Hoshida
Shozo Uesugi
Bokuzo Masana
Shoichi Takei
Reiko Tajima
Yukiko Miura
Kisuke Iida
Kiyoshi Kudo
Takaaki Ito
Michio Osaki
Shinichi Fukumoto
Ichiro Wada
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