
Tokyo Drifter (1966) on Netflix
Kurata disbands his yakuza organization to go legitimate. His rival Otsuka wants his businesses. When Kurata's right-hand man Tetsuya Hondo refuses to join Otsuka, a gunman is sent after him.
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- Rotten Tomatoes93%
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Plot summary
Tetsuya Hondo, known as Phoenix Tetsu, is the right-hand man of Kurata, a Tokyo yakuza boss who decides to disband the organization and become a legitimate businessman. Otsuka, a rival boss, sees the retirement as a chance to seize Kurata's businesses and offers Tetsu a place in his own organization. Tetsu refuses out of loyalty to Kurata. Otsuka then sends his top hitman after him, and an attempt comes during a date with Chiharu, a Club Alulu singer and Tetsu's girlfriend.
Cast
Tetsuya Watarias Tetsuya 'Phoenix Tetsu' Hondo
Chieko Matsubaraas Chiharu
Hideaki Nitanias Kenji Aizawa
Tamio Kawajias Tatsuzo, The Viper
Eiji Gôas Tanaka
Tomoko Hamakawaas Mutsuko
- Takeshi Yoshidaas Keiichi
Isao Tamagawaas Umetani
Eimei Esumias Otsuka
Ryûji Kitaas Kurata
Yûzô Kiuraas Fujimura
Hiroshi Chôas Kumamoto
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Tokyo Drifter (1966)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Nikkatsu bosses had warned Seijun Suzuki for years to tone down his bizarre visual style and drastically cut the budget of Tokyo Drifter to get results; instead Suzuki and art director Takeo Kimura pushed to new heights of surrealism and absurdity.
- After Tokyo Drifter, Nikkatsu forced Seijun Suzuki to film in black and white for his next two films; he answered with even greater bizarreness and was fired for "incomprehensibility".
- Budget limits on Tokyo Drifter forced Seijun Suzuki to cut the connecting shots out of many of the film's fights, which meant the camera work had to get more creative.
- Tokyo Drifter opens in stylized black and white that switches to vibrant color for every scene after it, a choice meant to represent Tokyo after the 1964 Summer Olympics.
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