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Behind the Rising Sun

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Calorie Rating: 124
Released: 1943-08-01
MPAA Rating: NR
Running Time: 88 Minutes
Studios: RKO Radio Pictures,

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A Japanese publisher urges his American-educated son to side with the Axis.

Director / Directors

Edward Dmytryk

Director

Cast

Margo

Character: Tama Shimamura

Tom Neal

Character: Taro Seki

J. Carrol Naish

Character: Reo Seki

Robert Ryan

Character: Lefty O'Doyle

Gloria Holden

Character: Sara Braden

Donald Douglas

Character: O'Hara

George Givot

Character: Boris

Adeline De Walt Reynolds

Character: Grandmother

Leonard Strong

Character: Tama's Father

Philip Ahn

Character: Japanese Officer Murdering Takahashi

Abner Biberman

Character: Inspector

Luke Chan

Character: Officer

Spencer Chan

Character: Japanese Swordsman

Aen-Ling Chow

Character: Japanese Girl

Fred Essler

Character: Takahashi

Benson Fong

Character: Japanese Officer with Message

Lee Tung Foo

Character: Dinner Guest

Mei Lee Foo

Character: Geisha Girl

Wing Foo

Character: Sergeant

Paul Fung

Character: Japanese Swordsman

Eddie Hall

Character: Japanese Soldier at Takahashi Murder

Paul Hilton

Character: Japanese Schoolboy

Allen Jung

Character: Capt. Matsuda

Robert Katcher

Character: Prof. Namachi

Eddie Lee

Character: Sergeant

George Lee

Character: Japanese Soldier

Preston Lee

Character: Japanese Boy

Connie Leon

Character: Tama's Mother

James B. Leong

Character: Japanese Swordsman

Shirley Lew

Character: Servant

Leon Lontoc

Character: Japanese Guard

Richard Loo

Character: Japanese Officer Dispensing Opium

Charles Lung

Character: Broker

Mike Mazurki

Character: Japanese Wrestler

Don Pon

Character: Mail Boy

Mrs. Chan Pon

Character: Elderly Lady

Jessie Tai Sing

Character: Young Mother

H.T. Tsiang

Character: Policeman

Barbara Jean Wong

Character: Chinese Girl Given Opium

Beal Wong

Character: Japanese Major

Bruce Wong

Character: First Agent

Iris Wong

Character: Seki's Secretary

Stanley Wong

Character: Japanese Swordsman

William Yip

Character: Japanese Officer

Wolfgang Zilzer

Character: Max

Production and Crew

James Young

Book

Emmet Lavery

Screenplay

Mel Berns

Makeup Artist

Edward Stevenson

Costume Design

Alfred Herman

Art Direction

Edward Dmytryk

Producer

Roy Webb

Music

Joseph Noriega

Editor

Howard Hughes

Producer

Albert S. D'Agostino

Art Direction

Russell Metty

Director of Photography

Claude E. Carpenter

Set Decoration

Darrell Silvera

Set Decoration

Maurice Seiderman

Makeup Artist

Vernon L. Walker

Special Effects