One Way Ticket to Love (1960)
Overview
The backstage romances of an egotistical singer and his under-valued manager, a lovelorn bandman and a nude dancer.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ja |
| Popularity | 4.882 |
Directed By
Masahiro Shinoda
Crew
Masahiro Shinoda
Masao Kosugi
Seiichi Kitami
Chiyoo Umeda
Yasuo Suzuki
Matsuo Yamaguchi
Kei Hamano
Yoji Yamada
Takao Imaizumi
Masao Katô
Masayoshi Ikeda
Keiichirô Ebihara
Sachio Obi
Shûzô Horikawa
Masahiro Shinoda
TOP CAST
Kazuya Kosaka
Kenji Shirai
Noriko Maki
Mitsuko Maki
Yachiyo Ōtori
Eiko Yoshinaga
Masaaki Hirao
Susumu Ueno
Hideaki Nagai
Maruoka
Akio Satake
Hideo Tajima
Keiko Hibino
Hisako Tajima
Yôko Shibata
Mari
Rō Ose
Hotta
Yosuke Hayashi
Murata
Kimihiko Takeda
Singer
Keiichirô Ebihara
Bandleader
Roger Shigeno
Drummer
Yôji Doki
Paris Theater manager
Shôsuke Oni
Unemployed piano player
Keiji Tsuchida
Official in charge of the police station
Fumio Tooyama
Paris Theater dressing room keeper
Kenji Sakurai
Chantan club doorman
Hideo Asami
Chantan club manager
Jô Mitsumura
Night & Day club manager
Kiyo Murakami
Young woman
Tsuneko Sasaki
Night & Day club waitress A
Setsuko Shiba
Night & Day club waitress B
Matsuko Shiga
Night & Day club waitress C
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