The Legend of the Stardust Brothers

The Legend of the Stardust Brothers (1985)

The crazy japanese cult musical you've never heard of!

  • Genre: Music, Comedy
  • Release Date: 1985-06-15
  • User Rating: 7/10 from 22 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 38min
  • Language: 日本語
  • Production Company: Third Window Films
  • Production Country: Japan
  • Director: Makoto Tezuka
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Summary

A shady music mogul brings together two wannabe stars—punk rock rebel Kan and new-wave crooner Shingo—and transforms them into the Stardust Brothers, a girl-friendly, silver-jumpsuited, synth-pop sensation. Along with their #1 fan, who herself dreams of a music career, the duo rockets to stardom.

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  • Shingo Kubota

    as Shingo

  • Kan Takagi

    as Kan

  • Kyôko Togawa

    as Marimo

  • Issay

    as Kaworu Niji

  • Kiyohiko Ozaki

    as Atomic Minami

  • Jun Togawa

    as Beautiful Woman of Stardust Car

  • Mie Akatsuka

    as Chorus Dancer

  • Motoko Arai

    as Presentor

  • Haruo Chikada

    as Ruined Musician

  • Koichi Ekura

    as London Boots

  • Evelyn

    as Shingo's Lover

  • Miwako Fukushima

    as Chorus Dancer

  • Hiroko Hasegawa

    as Chorus Dancer

  • Jin Homma

    as Atomic Dancer

  • Masatô Ibu

    as Mystery Man (voice)

  • Kaoruko Igarashi

    as Chorus Dancer

  • Shinichi Ikeda

    as Atomic Dancer

  • Ikoshin

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Megumi Imai

    as Kinako

  • Mitsutoshi Ishigami

    as Host of Salon Uonome

  • Eriko Ito

    as Supercars

  • Toshiro Izumi

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Koji Kadota

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Tamio Kageyama

    as Atomic Gang

  • Hiroshi Kanetsu

    as Kin Chan

  • Fumichika Kato

    as Cf Client

  • Masaki Kato

    as London Boots

  • Toru Kawasaki

    as Cf Director

  • Masahisa Kitao

    as Atomic Dancer

  • Kiyoshi Kurosawa

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Keiko Kusunoki

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Akira Maeda

    as Pro-wrestler (UWF)

  • Junko Minami

    as Chorus Dancer

  • Masamichi Mitama

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Noboru Mitani

    as Sone

  • Keisuke Miyake

    as TV Director

  • Shigeo Miyata

    as Supercars

  • Leo Morimoto

    as Man of Shopping Bag

  • Takami Morioka

    as Stunt

  • Hiroshi Nakagawa

    as Atomic Dancer

  • Ramo Nakajima

    as Atomic Gang

  • Sunplaza Nakano

    as Guard A

  • Shinji Nakashima

    as Visitor of Gay Bar

  • Shigeru Ogino

    as TV Director

  • Yuji Oki

    as Supercars

  • Miwa Okuno

    as Chorus Dancer

  • Keiichi Ota

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Kuriko Oyama

    as Visitor of Salon "Uonome"

  • Kazuhiko Kato

    as Visitor of Gay Bar

  • Takeshi Sasaki

    as Guard B

  • Shinsuke Shimada

    as Chairman of Hyokin Best Ten

  • Hiroshi Shimizu

    as Atomic Gang

  • Hidetoshi Shiroiwa

    as London Boots

  • Fumio Takada

    as Atomic Gang

  • Eiichi Takagi

    as Ruined Musician

  • Kazuo Takahashi

    as Atomic Dancer

  • Yosuke Takahashi

    as Visitor of Gay Bar

  • Hiroshi Takano

    as Secret Service

  • Tamori

    as Chairman of "Waratte Iitomo"

  • Shuhei Wakisaka

    as Atomic Dancer

  • Kazuhiro Watanabe

    as Kiyose

  • Ayuko Yamagishi

    as Akebi

  • Taichiro Yamamoto

    as Stunt

  • Michi Yamamura

    as Chairman of Hyokin Best Ten

  • Akio Yokoyama

    as Mifuku

  • Genki Yoshimura

    as

  • Senkichi Ōmura

    as Nakazumi

  • Toru Hasegawa

    as Beautiful Man
Production Takashige Ichise Producer
Production Katsuichi Takagi Producer
Production Haruo Chikada Executive Producer
Production Katsunori Haruta Producer
Camera Eiichi Ôsawa Director of Photography
Editing Mari Kishi Editor
Editing Makoto Tezuka Editor
Visual Effects Junzô Takagi Modeling
Sound Haruo Chikada Music Director
Directing Akane Shiratori Script Supervisor
Directing Makoto Tezuka Director
Writing Makoto Tezuka Screenplay

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