Seven Nights in Japan (1976)
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- Approved
- 1h 44min
- Action, Comedy
- 16 Sep 1976 (UK)
- Movie
The fictional British royal Prince George travels to Japan and falls in love with a local female tour guide named Sumi. He considers breaking the rules and staying with her there, but a Japanese gangster wants him dead.
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| Michael York | ... |
Prince George
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Hidemi Aoki | ... |
Sumi
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| Charles Gray | ... |
Henry Hollander
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| Anne Lonnberg | ... |
Jane Hollander
(as Ann Lönnberg)
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| Eléonore Hirt | ... |
Mrs. Blanche Hollander
(as Eleonore Hirt)
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| James Villiers | ... |
Finn
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| Yolande Donlan | ... |
American Wife
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| Peter Jones | ... |
Capt. Balcon
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Lionel Murton | ... |
American Tourist
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| Penelope Keith | ... |
Mrs. Hollander (voice)
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| Tetsurô Tanba | ... |
Terrorist Leader (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Lewis Gilbert | ||
Written by
| Christopher Wood | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
| William P. Cartlidge | ... | associate producer |
| Lewis Gilbert | ... | producer |
Music by
| David Hentschel | ||
Cinematography by
| Henri Decaë | ... | director of photography (as Henri Decae) |
Editing by
| John Glen | ||
Editorial Department
| Patricia Nény | ... | assistant editor (as Patricia Neny) |
Casting By
| Miriam Brickman | ||
Production Design by
| John Stoll | ||
Makeup Department
| Peter Robb-King | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| David C. Anderson | ... | production manager (as David Anderson) |
| Lindsley Parsons Jr. | ... | executive production manager: Paramount (uncredited) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Brian W. Cook | ... | assistant director (as Brian Cook) |
Art Department
| Jack Towns | ... | property master |
Sound Department
| Daniel Brisseau | ... | sound mixer |
| Sophie Cornu | ... | dubbing assistant |
| Maurice Laumain | ... | dubbing editor |
| Jacques Maumont | ... | dubbing mixer |
Stunts
| Paul Tivers | ... | stunt double (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Jack Coggins | ... | gaffer |
| W.C. 'Chunky' Huse | ... | chief grip (as Chunky Huse) |
| Alec Mills | ... | camera operator |
| Douglas Milsome | ... | camera assistant |
| Jack Coggins | ... | focus puller (uncredited) |
| Douglas Milsome | ... | focus puller (uncredited) |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| James Smith | ... | wardrobe master |
Music Department
| John Gilbert | ... | music producer for Dukeslodge Enterprises Ltd. |
| David Hentschel | ... | music producer for Dukeslodge Enterprises Ltd. |
| Harry Rabinowitz | ... | conductor: string ensemble |
Script and Continuity Department
| Vernon Harris | ... | script editor |
| June Randall | ... | continuity clerk |
Additional Crew
| Loretta Ordewer | ... | production secretary |
| Ron Swinburne | ... | production accountant |
| Paul Tivers | ... | set runner (uncredited) |
Thanks
| Teruo Hirayama | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: |
| Jun Kitashiro | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: |
| Mutsuko Mano | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: |
| Toyoichi Ohashi | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: |
| Tetsurô Tanba | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: (as Tetsuro Tanba) |
| Kiyotaka Ugawa | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: |
| Kinshirô Ôkubo | ... | the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: (as Kinshiro Okubo) |
Production Companies
- Anglo-EMI Film Distributors (An Anglo-French Co-Production)
- Marianne Productions (An Anglo-French Co-Production)
Distributors
- EMI Films (1976) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Greater Union Organisation (GUO) (1977) (Australia) (theatrical)
- Paramount Pictures (1976) (United States) (theatrical)
- 9Gem (2023) (Australia) (tv)
- Network (2014) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- Thorn EMI Video Australia (1985) (Australia) (video)
- Weintraub Entertainment (1987) (United Kingdom) (VHS)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Club Paiichi (the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: )
- Dukeslodge Enterprises (music production company)
- Hato Bus Co. Ltd. (the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: )
- Hotel Okura (the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: )
- Izu Sanyo-So (the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: )
- MIC-MAC - Paris (Miss Lönnberg's wardrobe supplied by)
- Panavision Equipment (filmed with)
- Paris Studios Cinéma (sound re-recorded at)
- Sony Corporation of Japan (the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: )
- Tsk.Ccc (the producers thank the following for their help while making the film in Japan: )
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The character of Prince George (Michael York) has been said to represent King Charles III. Time Out said that the character was "obviously Charles, though called George." See more » |
| Goofs | When Prince George calls Hollander (Charles Gray) from the train station, the prince is calling during daylight hours, whereas Hollander and his wife were woken up in bed implying night time - unless they either went to bed early or were very late risers. See more » |
| Movie Connections | References Roman Holiday (1953). See more » |
| Soundtracks | The Tears I Spill See more » |