Behind the Rising Sun (1943)
Overview
A Japanese publisher urges his American-educated son to side with the Axis.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.482 |
Directed By
Edward Dmytryk
Crew
Edward Dmytryk
Emmet Lavery
James Young
Mel Berns
Claude E. Carpenter
Vernon L. Walker
Darrell Silvera
Maurice Seiderman
Alfred Herman
Joseph Noriega
Edward Dmytryk
Albert S. D'Agostino
Roy Webb
Howard Hughes
Edward Stevenson
Russell Metty
TOP CAST
Margo
Tama Shimamura
Tom Neal
Taro Seki
J. Carrol Naish
Reo Seki
Robert Ryan
Lefty O'Doyle
Gloria Holden
Sara Braden
Donald Douglas
O'Hara
George Givot
Boris
Adeline De Walt Reynolds
Grandmother
Leonard Strong
Tama's Father
Philip Ahn
Japanese Officer Murdering Takahashi
Abner Biberman
Inspector
Luke Chan
Officer
Spencer Chan
Japanese Swordsman
Aen-Ling Chow
Japanese Girl
Fred Essler
Takahashi
Benson Fong
Japanese Officer with Message
Lee Tung Foo
Dinner Guest
Mei Lee Foo
Geisha Girl
Wing Foo
Sergeant
Paul Fung
Japanese Swordsman
Eddie Hall
Japanese Soldier at Takahashi Murder
Paul Hilton
Japanese Schoolboy
Allen Jung
Capt. Matsuda
Robert Katcher
Prof. Namachi
Eddie Lee
Sergeant
George Lee
Japanese Soldier
Preston Lee
Japanese Boy
Connie Leon
Tama's Mother
James B. Leong
Japanese Swordsman
Shirley Lew
Servant
Leon Lontoc
Japanese Guard
Richard Loo
Japanese Officer Dispensing Opium
Charles Lung
Broker
Mike Mazurki
Japanese Wrestler
Don Pon
Mail Boy
Mrs. Chan Pon
Elderly Lady
Jessie Tai Sing
Young Mother
H.T. Tsiang
Policeman
Barbara Jean Wong
Chinese Girl Given Opium
Beal Wong
Japanese Major
Bruce Wong
First Agent
Iris Wong
Seki's Secretary
Stanley Wong
Japanese Swordsman
William Yip
Japanese Officer
Wolfgang Zilzer
Max
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