骷髅13

骷髅13 (1973)

ゴルゴ13

来自南美的马克斯·伯雷表面上是个海上贸易的商人,暗中却从事军火、毒品、绑架甚至强迫卖淫等罪恶勾当。某国接连派出四名特工前往他所落脚的伊朗首都德黑兰,却无一例外,皆遭杀害。为避免公开行动引起国际纠纷,该国聘请神秘的杀手“骷髅13”(高仓健 饰)前去刺杀马克斯。骷髅13本名Duke·东乡,是一名混血儿。经过慎重考虑,东乡接下这个任务,并和该国女特工凯瑟琳假扮夫妻潜入伊朗。他的行踪不久便为马克斯的团伙所得知,对方相继派出瓦尔特、西蒙、道格拉斯等高手前来阻挠。高手对决接连展开……

上映日期
1973-12-29
TMDB
5.1 / 10 (17)
片长(分钟)
1小时44分钟
类型
动作, 犯罪
导演
佐藤纯弥

演员阵容

趣闻

Golgo 13 is a 1973 Japanese–Iranian action film directed by Junya Sato, starring Ken Takakura as the international hitman Golgo 13. It is the first live-action movie based on the Japanese manga series Golgo 13. It was filmed almost entirely in the Imperial State of Iran, with an almost entirely Persian supporting cast. It was followed by the film Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon (1977), starring Sonny Chiba.

Production

With the success of Kinji Fukusaku's Battles Without Honor and Humanity, Toei shifted its direction from ninkyo eiga (仁侠映画, "chivalry films") to jitsuroku eiga (実録映画, "actual record films"), and actor Ken Takakura, who had been active in yakuza films, was worried that he would be less likely to be cast in leading roles.

Director Junya Sato said, "A certain person who travels between Japan and Iran approached us with the idea that the Iranian government and military will fully cooperate, and Toei went along with it." Since the number of yakuza movies has reached a plateau, the studio decided to create a movie based on Takao Saito's manga of the same name, which was gaining popularity, in order to create something a little different.

Manga artist Takao Saito wrote the screenplay and also directed the production. However, producer Koji Shundo said that Saito's screenplay was "short and boring, it may be interesting to read, but to fit it into the two-hour time frame of a movie, it needs a twist of drama." Junya Sato was confused by Saito's script and did not film it according to draft. According to director Sato, he said, "The script that Mr.

The script written by Saito was published in the Big Comic Extra Edition Golgo 13 Omnibus Vol. 6 (ビッグコミック増刊 ゴルゴ13総集編 Vol.6), and regarding the fact that it was not filmed according to the script, Saito said, "The movie turned out to be completely different from what I had originally envisioned." All actors other than Ken Takakura, who played the lead role, were foreigners, and the Iranian actors included top star Pouri Banayi and newcomer actress…

The entire film was shot on location in Iran, and Junya Sato stated that the entire film was shot on location in the country, but Weekly Eiga News (週刊映画ニュース, Shūkan eiga nyūsu) reported that "After shooting the location Iran, some filming took place at a Japanese studio." Since it was the time of the Pahlavi dynasty, filming on location would not proceed unless we talked to the Pahlavi family about everything.

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