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Toshirô Mifune has worked with 16 out of 31 films directed by Wind Man.
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In May 2005, Kadokawa Haruki Productions acquired the copyrights of the two works "Tsubaki Saniro" and "Intentional Stick". The remake was completed in 2006 and was released in 2007.
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The main character in the film was originally not called Tsubaki Sanjuro. He was a very ordinary swordsman. He relied on his wisdom to defeat the enemy instead of superb swordsmanship.
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Wind Man wanted to use color photography to shoot the red color of camellia in black and white films, and even had to postpone the shooting in order to collect enough camellia.
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Toshirô Mifune protected nine samurai scenes for the first time. The wooden sword was broken several times, and the actors were forced to take off their hardwood protective armor.
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Sound Effect In order to express the sound of a sword piercing into the bone, Ichiro Misawa threw a raw chicken fiercely with a knife on the spot to show the sound of the sword coming into contact with the human body.
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In the final duel, because of the use of blood plasma, the onlookers thought that the actor was really stabbed, their faces pale and very nervous, and Chang Ji screamed .
Sanjuro behind the scenes gags
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Alessandro 2022-03-26 09:01:09
So happy! ! Toshiro Mifune plays the hen, Tatsuya Nakadai plays the eagle, and there are nine chicks :) The Japanese garden is so beautiful! (Every time Mifune-sensei scratches, scratches, and winks, I feel like he is committing murder...
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Dariana 2022-03-28 09:01:07
8.3 From the beginning to the end, at the end of the heart-piercing sword, I realized that Tatsuya Nakadai has an unusual position in this film. Both are white-edged. Putting a good knife in the scabbard definitely interprets "Kill a person in ten steps, and leave a thousand miles behind. Go away and hide your merit and fame."
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[last lines]
Sanjûrô Tsubaki: See ya around.
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Sanjûrô Tsubaki: Fool! Doesn't it seem too good to be true? And if it seems so, it usually is.
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Heroes cherish each other - the system can save heroes but not heroes
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Really good swordsmen put the sword in the scabbard instead of using it often
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Tsubaki Juro
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The sword of a foolish friend is better than the hand of a mortal enemy - Tsubaki Juro
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It's just a little thought triggered by the classic duel scene at the end of the movie...