丹下左膳餘話 百萬兩の壺 (1935)
A man gets rid of a cheap pot without knowing it contains a map to a treasure. As word spreads, many join in hunting it.
В ролях
- 大河内傳次郎 — Sazen Tange
- 新橋喜代三 — Ofuji
- 宗春太郎 — Chobiyasu
- 山本礼三郎 — Yokichi
- 高勢実乗 — Shigeju
- 鳥羽陽之助 — Tohachi
- 花井蘭子 — Ogino
- 深水藤子 — Ohisa
- 阪東勝太郎 — Yagyu Tsushima-no-Kami
- 磯川勝彦 — Tanba Mine
- 鬼頭善一郎 — Yoichiro Sato
- 清川荘司 — Shichibei
Интересные факты
The Million Ryo Pot is a 1935 Japanese jidaigeki comedy film directed by Sadao Yamanaka. The plot revolves around a missing pot containing the map to a treasure worth a million ryō; this pot is eventually given to a young boy under the custody of rōnin swordsman Tange Sazen. Unaware that he is in possession of such riches, Tange spends much of his time caring for the boy and bickering with the boy's adopted mother, his love interest, in a manner akin to a screwball comedy. The film is a parody of the more serious samurai films of the time, with Yamanaka transforming Tange from a rebellious, anarchic rōnin into a child-loving and openhearted homebody.
Development of Tange Sazen
Tange Sazen was originally portrayed as a villain when he first appeared in a newspaper-serialized novel in 1927. Having lost an arm and an eye in a vendetta, he was initially depicted as a nihilist and the antithesis of a loyal retainer. Director Daisuke Itō explored the transformation of Tange into a hero in Shinpan Ōoka seidan (1928), where Tange risks his life for a lord who eventually betrays him.
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