Man Who Causes a Storm (1957)

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Man Who Causes a Storm (also known as The man who calls the storm) is a 1957 nikkatsu drama film, Directed by Umetsugu Inoue starring Yujiro Ishihara.

## Plot

Eiji Kokubun, a student at a music school, was thinking of selling his gentle brother Shoichi, who is a reputed rampage guitar player in Ginza. I swallowed it to Miyako, the female manager of the jazz band "Shinsuke Fukushima and the Six Jokers". The band's No. 1 drummer, Charlie Sakurada, was a close friend of Miyako, but was recently drawn to stage dancer Mary. Finally, I parted from Miyako and signed a contract with Mochinaga Kokou, to which Mary belongs. Miyako, who lost NO1, remembered Shoichi. "Let's raise him as the best drummer in Japan." He contracted with him because of his competitive spirit against Sakurada. Shoichi also worked hard. Having lost his father and being treated coldly by his mother, he also had the feeling that he would "blow his nose." On the day when Shoichi first appeared, a jazz critic and a jazz critic, in fact, an information store, Kuromaku Sakyo Toru, appeared, and on the condition that he had a relationship with Miyako, he brought it out to Shoichi to sell you. Shoichi's popularity has gradually increased. Of course, there was a movement in Sakyo, but his hard training and Miyako's strict guidance helped him to improve his strength. In the meantime, a faint love broke out between them. Sakurada and Shoichi will finally have a drum battle. The night before, Shoichi was injured in his right hand in a fight with Sakurada's entourage from a dispute over Mary. On the day of the event, the painful hand with a bandage sang a rough song when he finally grabbed the microphone and gave a full applause. However, my mother was cold to Shoichi. Despaired and drunk, he was tied to Miyako for the first time. However, it happened that his younger brother Eiji was recommended for a new recital, which required the power of Sakyo. Shoichi intended to leave Miyako in an attempt to keep his previous promise with Sakyo, but the attack by Sakyo and Sakurada Ichizoku completely crushed his right hand. The night of Eiji's sunny concert has arrived. In the audience, her mother, Miyako, who now understands Shoichi, and Midori, who falls in love with Eiji, are looking at Eiji's joyful and brilliant appearance. At that time, Shoichi was crying alone while listening to Eiji's singing voice on the bar radio. Self

## Cast

* Miyako Fukushima: Mie Kitahara
* Shoichi Kokubun: Yujiro Ishihara
* Eiji Kokubun: Kyoji Aoyama
* Midori Shima: Izumi Ashikawa
* Merry Hill: Mari Shiraki (Mari Shiraki )
* Shinsuke Fukushima: Masumi Okada
* Toru Sakyo: Nobuo Kaneko
* Charlie Sakurada: Toshio Oida
* Sadayo Kokubun: Fukuko Sayo
* Aiko Fukushima: Yumi Takano
* Professor Okuma: Yo Shiomi
* Mochinaga: Toru Abe
* Taneda: Kyozo Fuyuki
* Tokiko Arima: Keiko Tenji
* Ken: High quality
* Zenji Shima: Zenji Yamada
* Manager Taki: Ken Mishima
* Bartender Yano: Shuhei Yamada
* Mochinaga's minions: Sanpei Mine
* Detention center police officer: Ko Kihara (Kihara Doko)
* Mochinaga's minions: Yasuji Yashiro
* Yoshida: Shiro Yanase
* Mochinaga's minions: Shiny Densuke (Hikari Densuke), Enoki Hyoe
* Bontaro : Takashi Koshiba (Hiroshi Koshiba)
* Fukae Akiyoshi
* Detention Center Okama: Seijiro Takano
* Mochinaga's minions: Daisuke Omi
* Boy: Ichiro Sakai ( Koichiro Sakai)
* Hase: Ikuo Nikaido
* Detention center man: Shin Shibata (Shin Shibata)
* Floor manager: Hidemi Togo
* Kimura: Shigeo Hayashi
* Harold Snyder's Interpreter: Masayuki Kawamura
* A man who shakes up in a detention center: Kazuo Kinugasa (Masao Kinugasa)
* Hostess: Yoko Takeuchi
* Flower seller in Ginza: Mariko Shimizu (Mayumi Shimizu)
* Servants of Fukushima House: Toshiko Hayakawa (Yuki Hayakawa), Takako Misawa
* Hara: Ryohei Araki
* Harold Snyder: George A. Furness
* Hamza Murrin
* Announcer: Takako Ai

## Staff

* Production: Eisei Koi
* Original, directed by Umetsugu Inoue
* Screenplay: Umetsugu Inoue, Dai Nishijima
* Music: Seitaro Omori
* Photo: Izumi Iwasa
* Art: Kimihiko Nakamura
* Recording: Nobumasa Fukushima
* Lighting: Ko Fujibayashi
* Edited by: Akira Suzuki
* Steel: Koichi Saito
* Production chief: Yukiharu Moriyama

## Titles

* Man Who Causes a Storm (Japanese: 嵐を呼ぶ男 Original Japanese release title)
* The Stormy Man (Original Japanese title)
* The man who calls the storm (Japanese: 嵐を呼ぶ男 Japanese title)

## Overview

Umetsugu Inoue's novel published in the novel salon was adapted by himself and Dai Nishijima, and is an entertainment movie directed by him following "Washi to Taka". The shooting was done by Izumi Iwasa of "Misstepping of Virtue". The lead is a combination of Yujiro Ishihara and Saegusa Kitahara from "I Am Waiting". In addition, veterans such as Fukuko Sayo and Nobuo Kaneko are supporting young people such as Kyoji Aoyama, Masumi Okada, Izumi Ashikawa, and Mari Shiraki. In addition, Toshio Oida will make a special appearance. The color is Eastman color.

## Data

Published December 28, 1957 .

* Distribution: Nikkatsu
* Distribution income: 348.8 million yen
* Audience mobilization: Approximately 5.94 million

## Remarks

* The singer who sings rockabilly at the beginning is Masaaki Hirao .
* Hideo Shiraki performed the ateleco of Ishihara's drums, and the record label of the theme song also says "Hideo Shiraki and All Stars"  . In addition, Shiraki himself appears on the screen in the performance scene of a mixed orchestra of jazz and classical music that decorates the last of the movie.[1]Man Who Causes a Storm Man Who Causes a Storm
* The lines that appear in the middle of the theme song are slightly different between the one in the play and the record version. The former is "Come on, this bastard! At first it's a jab, it's a **left upper, it's a right hook! It's** done, I'll double it back! **Chin,** body, body, chin! Well, it's a hassle, this is a knockout! ", But in the latter," This bastard, come on! It's a jab at first, you see, **right punch, oops left upper,** crap, double It's a **hook, a** body, a body, a chin! It's a hassle, it's a knockout! "

## Theme Song

* Yujiro Ishihara " Man Who Causes a Storm "