Damasarete moraimasu

Damasarete moraimasu (だまされて貰います, Be Deceived) is a 1971 Japanese comedy film directed by Takashi Tsuboshima and starring the Crazy Cats. This is the fifth Toho Crazy overseas location work and the final installment of the "Strategy Series". It is also the last work in the Toho Crazy Movie, where all the members of Crazy Cats (except Ētarō Ishibashi, who had left the group in January 1971 to persuade cooking career) worked together. Another film that was released is Kigeki kinô no teki wa kyô mo teki, directed by Yôichi Maeda and starring Masaaki Sakai.
== Overview ==
Following "Nippon ichi no warunori otoko", this film was also emphasizes that it is a work centered on two comedians of Hitoshi Ueki and Cha Katō (kinda like Abbott and Costello) more than "crazy gathering" in terms of promotion (title at the beginning of the planning stage). The script for the film titled "I Will Do Anything For Mr Ueki and Kato's Tea").
In addition to Hawaii, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas, which the production team filmed in "Kureji ogon sakusen", they shot the scenes in New York City. 
In "Come On! New York," a duet by Hitoshi Ueki and Kei Tani during the musical sequence, the two jazz musicians are singing in hard rock music.
== Plot ==
A con man and fraudster named Ryotaro Iga appeared in a rural town in the Tohoku region. He played a trick on the authorities called a preliminary inspection of the Tohoku Shinkansen construction project, tricked the agricultural cooperative staff's loyalty and the town mayor, and even took away Hanako, the daughter of a small restaurant owner.
Tadashi Komura, who had long been fond of Hanako, went to Tokyo in search of her. Ryotaro, who reappeared in Tokyo despite the village rush, met a man named Gennai Hayakawa, who was enthusiastic about the big invention of changing water to gasoline, and his sister Mitsuko. Ryotaro attempted a large-scale fraud of the first generation with this as a story, but a businessman named George Hirota of the Empire Amalgam Technics Company appeared and brought a dreamlike story that he wanted to come to the state with the patent along with a rice field. He flew to the United States immediately, succeeded in the experiment for some reason. Under Ryotaro and Hayakawa, who are very good at it, there was a story from a representative of a certain country in the Middle East that if they stop making the drug, they will provide 10% of the annual oil sales. 
Ryotaro, who knew that the amount of money that would fit in the two of them would be ¥36 billion a year, signed on the spot. On the other hand, Tadashi, who came to Tokyo, was scouted as a model by Hanako, and when he learned that he had traveled to Hawaii, he followed suit and the two were united. After returning to Japan, Ryotaro married Mitsuko, bought his home village and lived in peace.
== Staff ==
* Producers: Shin Watanabe, Yasuo Tanami
* Director: Takashi Tsuboshima
* Screenwriter: Yasuo Tanami
* Music Composer: Hiroaki Hagiwara
* Cinematographer: Masaharu Ueda
* Lighting Technician: Shozo Haneda 
* Production Designer: Kazuo Takenaka
* Sound Recordist: Shiro Hayashi
* Sound Adjustment: Tokyo Eiga
* Editor: Chizuru Hirose
* Synthesis: Kazunobu Sanbe
* Assistant Director: Hiroyasu Sunahara
* Production Assistant: Masaharu Otaki
* Development: Tokyo Laboratory
* Cooperation: Pan Am Airlines
* Production: Toho, Watanabe Productions
* Production Cooperation: Jack Production, Kindai Hōei
== Cast ==
* Hitoshi Ueki as Ryotaro Iga
* Hajime Hana as Takeda 
* Kei Tani as Gennai Hayakawa
* Hiroshi Inuzuka as Junsa Otsuka
* Senri Sakurai as Sakura
* Shin Yasuda as Yasumura
* Cha Katō as Tadashi Komura
* Yumiko Nogawa as Mitsuko Hayakawa
* Rumi Koyama as Hanako Sekine
* Michiko Tsukasa as Nanako Takahashi 
* Akemi Kita as Pondai (geisha)
* Yoshiko Ohta as Maki
* Natsuko Kahara as Haru Sekine
* Toshiaki Minami as Gezan
* Akira Hitomi as Inoue
* Kaku Takashina as Boss Kazama
* Kōji Iwamoto as Kazama's henchman
* Kenzô Tabu as George Hirota
* Kan Yanagiya as Yuzo Ushio
* Shigeki Ishida as Mayor Ooka
* Junji Masuda as Matsuura
* Naoya Kusakawa as Kuroe
* Kazuo Suzuki as Police officer
* Ken Echigo as Taxi driver
* Yoshie Kihira as The landlady of the restaurant
* Haruo Suzuki as Lower foot of the restaurant
* Yoshio Katsube as Hire driver
* Hans Horneff as Hotel manager
* Marvin McKean as Paint shop owner
* Andrew Hughes as President of Empire Amalgam Technics	
* Pierre Caramelo as Chief Chemical Engineer
* Enver Altenbay, Osman Yusuf as NYPD officers at the hotel 
* Willie Dorsey, Burt Johansson, Gidon Kadari as Industrial Espionage Gang members
* Mari Sono as Herself (sing in the opening credits)
== Insert songs ==
: "The Last Hour" (最後の一時間, Saigo no ichijikan)
: Lyrics: Rei Nakanishi
: Composer: Taiji Nakamura
: Performer: Mari Sono
: "Come On! New York" (カモン！ニューヨーク, Kamon! Nyūyōku)
: Lyrics: Yasuo Tanami
: Composer: Hiroaki Hagiwara
: Performer: Hitoshi Ueki・Kei Tani
== Video Software・Rebroadcast ==
* Around 1980, Toho Video released TV-sized video software (VHS/ β / U Standard) mainly for business use.
* After that, the video software was never re-released, and like other Toho Crazy Movie final works ("Nippon ichi no yakuza otoko", "Nippon ichi no warunori otoko", "Nippon ichi no shokku otoko"), DVD as of 2020 It has not been converted to Blu-ray Disc.
* In June 2015, the film was broadcast for the first time on TV broadcast in the HD remastered version on the CS /Nihon Eiga Channel.