Hyappatsu hyakuchû: Ôgon no me

***Hyappatsu hyakuchû: Ôgon no me*** (100発100中 黄金の眼, *Hyappatsu hyakuchu: Ogon on me*), also known as **100 Shot, 100 Killed: Golden Eye** aka **Booted Babe, Busted Boss**, is a 1968 Japanese action adventure comedy film written and directed by Jun Fukuada (known for directing Son of Godzilla) and produced by Toho Company. It was a squeal to the 1965 film IronFinger, which features James Bond's spy flick movies such as 1964 film Goldfinger and Matt Helm's spy trilogy.

The movie was filmed by Toho Photo Studio, where they shot the scenes in different angles. Novelist Michio Tsuzuki and screenwriter Ei Ogawa were again write the screenplay while cinematographer Kazuo Yamada filmed the scenes. The movie was about Andrew Hoshino,now working for Interpol as an agent, was assigned by a little girl of a murdered billionaire to find the lost gold treasures that was hidden away for centuries until a group of international gold smuggling ring led by a corrupt businessman who are trying to steal the gold and sell it to various criminal groups.

## Plot

In Beirut (Lebanon), Andrew Hoshino, now an ICPO agent, was practicing his shooting skills at a local rifle range when he meet a little mixed-race girl who tasked him to avenge her father's death at the cost of his dollar silver worth gold coins. Her dad was wealthy oil tycoon when he discovered the lost gold treasures and used it to set up his own oil company, Somehow, he was chased by a helicopter with a hook and immediately gets killed. While the two walked around the street, Andrew met singer and race enthusiast named Mitsuko Saito while at a jewelry store. He received a flower from an unknown stranger when heard a ticking sound. It was a bomb and survived the first assassination attempt. While trying to figured out who tries to kill, the three encountered police inspector Ryuta Tezuka, who was assigned by Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to investigate a smuggler who supplied the treasures to a criminal gang.

What's more, the aim of the crew was a dollar silver coin that Hoshino received from the girl. The content of the silver coin was a gold coin called the Samanta Gold, a lost treasure that cost about ¥1 billion ($8,615,750 in US dollars). When the smugglers failed to steal the gold coins, they summoned an info broker named Ruby from London and chased down Hoshino. At that time, Hoshino was heading back to Japan with Mitsuko. Following that, police agent Kurokawa, Hassan's younger brother, and Ruby also went to Japan. One day, Mitsuko and Hoshino, who stayed at a hotel in Tokyo, found out that Hassan's younger brother had been killed in the bathroom by an unknown assassin and Hoshino escaped in fear of being involved. However, at that time, Mitsuko, who was trying to find the Samanta Gold in her room, picked it up a mysterious pendant. Knowing that Kurokawa immediately started chasing Mitsuko.

On the other hand, Hoshino and Tezuka learn that Kurokawa is betraying the gang and was trying to monopolize the gold coins. So they team up with Ruby to chase down Kurokawa, but he participates with Mitsuko at the Hakone Racing Rally who know nothing about his involvement in the smuggling ring. Also, when the crew learned of Kurokawa's betrayal, crime boss Stonefeller and his associate Hassan arrived in Japan. At that time, Hoshino and his friends caught up with Kurokawa and arrested Kurokawa after a wounded him while he tries to cross the bridge, but the treasures were scattered from Mikko's neck. Shortly after, Mitsuko and Ruby were captured by the boss and Hassan and searched for gold coins. Knowing that Hoshino and Tezuka got in the parking lot and defeated Stonefeller's henchmen in a fierce gunfight by using wine bottles to blind their attack. The Samanta Gold was owned by Ruby, who was a researcher of the International Insurance Association of London (I.I.A.L), who was infiltrating the gang in search of the whereabouts of gold coins. Andrew hunts down Stonefeller, who tries to kill him with his sniper rifle, but Andrew tricked him and kill Stonefeller, finally fulfilling the little girl's revenge.

## Staff

* Director: Jun Fukuda
* Producers: Tomoyuki Tanaka, Tomohiro Kaiyama (executive producer)
* Executive Producer: Masashi Shimizu
* Production Manager: Tatsurō Matsuoka
* Assistant Production Manager: Iwao Mori
* Production Designer: Shigekazu Ikuno
* Editor: Ryôhei Fujii
* Cinematographer: Kazuo Yamada
* Music Composer: Masaru Satô
* Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Ken Sano (chief assistant director)
* Lighting Technician: Mitsuo Kaneko
* Sound Recordist: Toshiya Ban
* Screenwriters: Michio Tsuzuki, Ei Ogawa, Jun Fukuda
* Planner: Sanezumi Fujimoto

## Cast

* Akira Takarada as Andrew Hoshino
* Beverly Maeda as Ruby (as Bibari 'Beverly' Maeda)
* Makoto Satô as Detective Ryuta Tezuka
* Tomomi Sawa as Mitsuko Saitô (song: Mokkala Go Go (モッカラ・ゴーゴー, *Mokkara gōgō*) )
* Andrew Hughes as Boss Stonefeller
* Yoshio Tsuchiya as Killer Kurosawa
* Nadao Kirino as Hassan's older brother / Hassan's younger brother
* Mari Sakurai as Little mixed-race girl
* Jalar Armet as Inspector Kasim
* Sachio Sakai as Middle-aged Japanese - Little Girl's Father
* Shoichi Hirose, Shigenobu Yanagi as Wrestlers (Stonefeller's bodyguards)
* Tôru Ibuki, Seishirô Kuno, Yasuo Araki, Rinsaku Ogata, Susumu Utsumi, Yasuhiko Kakuyuki, Takamitsu Watanabe, Koichi Sato, Minoru Ito, Saburō Kadowaki as Stonefeller's subordinates
* Hideo Shibuya, Haruya Sakamoto, Masayoshi Kawabe as Rally attendants
* Yutaka Oka as Club manager
* Daisuke Inoue, Ryoji Shimizu as Tokyo Hotel bellboys
* Kamayuki Tsubono, Eisuke Nakanishi as Beirut police officers
* Ken Echigo, Keiichiro Katsumoto, Ichirô Chiba, Yoshio Katsube, Masaki Shinohara as Beirut bystanders
* Osman Yusuf, Masaaki Tachibana, Eisaburo Komatsu as Hotel guests

## Simultaneous screening

『Kamo to negi』

* Screenwriters: Hiroshi Matsuki・Yasuo Tanami / Director: Senkichi Taniguchi / Starring: Masayuki Mori / Production company: Toho・Takarazuka Eizo Co. Ltd.