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A foreign spy using the Sorge alias is assigned to Tokyo the capital of Japan just prior to the outbreak of World War II and in the midst of the Japanese imperial ambitions in Eastern Asia. The spy becomes acquainted with a sympathetic... See more »

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Richard Sorge
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Hotsumi Ozaki
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Mitsusada Yoshikawa
Takaya Kamikawa ...
Special Agent 'T'
Riona Hazuki ...
Hanako Miyake
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Yoshiko Yamazaki
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Eiko Ozaki
Toshiya Nagasawa ...
Yotoku Miyagi
Takaaki Enoki ...
Duke Fumimaro Konoye
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Eugen Ott
Mia Yoo ...
Agnes Smedley
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Max Klausen (as Wolfgang Zechmayer)
Armin Marewski ...
Branko Vukelic
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Katja
Karen Friesicke ...
Helma Ott
Kinnosuke Hannayagi ...
Emperor Showa
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Gen Sukiyama
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Kinkazu Saionji
Shingo Tsurumi ...
Tomohiko Ushiba
Takashi Tsumura ...
Ministry of Home Affairs Man
Kenzô Kawarasaki ...
Head of Asahi Shinbun Shanghai
Gô Haraguchi ...
Shigeru Honjo
Mansaku Fuwa ...
The Man Who Watches
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Noh Actor - Utou
Lena Lessing ...
Anna Klausen
Marian Wolf ...
Ambassador Dirksen
Max Hopp ...
Major Scholl
Michael Christian ...
Colonel Meisinger
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Secretary Kiefer
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General Berzin
Jurij Rosstalnyj ...
Lieutenant General Ulitsky (as Yurij Rosstalnyj)
Robert Mika ...
Lavrentiy Beria
Jarek Wozniak ...
Victor
Ralph-Peter Borchert ...
Stalin (as Peter Borchert)
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Hideki Tojo
Koji Higuchi ...
Hideo Ohashi
Joe Matsumura ...
Detention Centre Interpreter
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News Photographer
Daijiro Tsuruoka ...
Lieutenant Kurihara
Manabu Sato ...
Captain Ando
Kôtarô Tanaka ...
Young Officer
Noboru Akima ...
Prison Guard
Ryuu Miyato ...
Manchurian Railway Presenter
Shinji Nomura ...
Evacuation Drill Man
Nao Eguchi ...
Prostitute
Shen Li-Hui ...
Shanghai Girl
Yoshizumi Ishihara ...
Motoaki Nakahashi
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Tairiku Ronin
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Hanako's Mother
Tomonobu Fukui ...
Interpreter in Nikko
Yôichi Okamura ...
Taketora Ogata
Tetsuya Yamamoto ...
Portrait Soldier
Takahiro Oshima ...
Ministry of Telecommunications Correspondent
Tatsu Kaneko ...
Korekiyo Takahashi
Hôryû Nakamura ...
Street Photographer
Makoto Isige ...
Unemployed Intellectual
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Russian speaking man
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Grave Keeper
Roger Pulvers ...
Newspaper Reporter
Vincent Giry ...
U.S. M.P.
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Ketel
Yoshiko Noda ...
Clara
Mikusa Minegishi ...
Berta
Emi Matsunaga ...
Monika
Jouichi Shimode ...
Barman
Shinobu Asaoka ...
Maidservant
Hiroko Kanno ...
Receptionist
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Robert Baldwin
Daniel Foley
Peter Gössner ...
(as Joerg-Peter Goessner)
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Chiyoko Konoe
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Hanako Miyake in 1991
Yui Tateishi ...
Hantama
Hideji Ôtaki ...
Duke Kinmochi Sai-onji
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Yoshiko's Father (uncredited)

Directed by

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Masahiro Shinoda

Written by

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Robert Mandy ... (writer)
 
Masahiro Shinoda ... (writer)

Produced by

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Manfred Durniok ... producer: Berlin Unit
Masato Hara ... executive producer
Masaru Koibuchi ... producer
Peter Rawley ... producer: USA

Music by

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Shinichirô Ikebe

Cinematography by

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Tatsuo Suzuki

Editing by

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Hiroshi Okuda

Art Direction by

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Hajime Oikawa
Annette Lofy ... (uncredited)

Costume Design by

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Hanae Mori

Makeup Department

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Dörte Eben ... makeup: Berlin Unit
Etsuko Egawa ... special makeup effects artist
Kakusei Fujiwara ... special makeup effects artist
Dana Schumacher ... makeup: Berlin Unit

Production Management

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Stefanie Brauer ... production manager: Berlin Unit
Esther Fischer ... unit manager: Berlin Unit

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Masaki Hamamoto ... first assistant director
Hirofumi Kawaguchi ... assistant director
Claudia Wipfler ... assistant director: Berlin Unit

Art Department

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Sebastian Grube ... assistant art director: Berlin Unit
Henri Grund ... props driver: Berlin Unit
Björn Holzhausen ... prop master: Berlin Unit
Axel Kahnt ... standby props: Berlin Unit
Annette Lofy ... art director: Germany
Stefanie Schramm ... assistant art director: Berlin Unit
Bettina Schubert ... set dresser: Berlin Unit
Waltraud Weiland ... assistant art director: Berlin Unit
Remo Stecher ... carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Tetsuo Segawa ... sound
Christian Wersuhn ... boom operator: Berlin Unit

Camera and Electrical Department

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Lawson Dada ... electrician: Berlin Unit
Richard Eckes ... steadicam operator: Berlin Unit
Noreen Flynn ... still photographer: Berlin Unit
Udo Kowalczyk ... electrician: Berlin Unit
Fabian Liebchen ... grip assistant: Berlin Unit
Flow Jean Louis ... electrician: Berlin Unit
Jörg Mertink ... key grip: Berlin Unit
Hideshi Mikami ... gaffer
Uwe Stark ... gaffer: Berlin Unit

Casting Department

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Mary Gay Dolorfino ... casting: Berlin Unit
Iris Müller ... extras casting (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Birgit Britz ... wardrobe: Berlin Unit
Heidrun Kaiser ... wardrobe: Berlin Unit
Marlies Kosan ... costume supervisor: Berlin Unit

Location Management

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Thorsten Peil ... location manager: Berlin Unit
Gernot Zeglien ... location scout (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Bea Reese ... continuity: Berlin Unit

Transportation Department

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Christian Feier ... driver: Berlin Unit
Marian Goepel ... driver: Berlin Unit
David Kallen ... driver: Berlin Unit
Gert Matysiak ... driver: Berlin Unit
Peter Müller ... driver: Berlin Unit

Additional Crew

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Cécile Champy ... runner: Berlin Unit
Hiroomi Fukuzawa ... coordinator: Berlin Unit
Vincent Giry ... foreign cast coordinator
Tamaho Hayauchi ... interpreter: Berlin Unit
Friedemann Hottenbacher ... interpreter: Berlin Unit
Christian Lehner ... accountant: Berlin Unit
Luca Maranta ... runner: Berlin Unit
Thorsten Neuse ... stand-in: Sorge: Berlin Unit
Kei Okishima ... interpreter: Berlin Unit
Swantje Peters ... runner: Berlin Unit
Maria Römer ... interpreter: Berlin Unit
Daniel Stroh ... runner: Berlin Unit
Maya Yomo ... interpreter: Berlin Unit

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Richard Sorge ... in memory of

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A foreign spy using the Sorge alias is assigned to Tokyo the capital of Japan just prior to the outbreak of World War II and in the midst of the Japanese imperial ambitions in Eastern Asia. The spy becomes acquainted with a sympathetic communist who like he is attached to the ideals of freedom and rule of the masses. Sorge is able to feed the Soviet Union useful information regarding the Axis allies and their movements in Asia and beyond. Written by aghaemi

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Also Known As
  • スパイ・ゾルゲ (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Richard Sorge - Spion aus Leidenschaft (Germany)
  • Spy Sorge (World-wide, English title)
  • Шпионинът Зорге (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Shpioninat Zorge (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
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Runtime
  • 182 min
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Budget JPY2,000,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend Japan $285,697, 13 Jun 2003

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Goofs The U.S. dollar bill is obviously contemporary, featuring the post-1969 design and the signatures of Mary Ellen Withrow and Lawrence H. Summers (Treasurer and Secretary of the Treasury during the Clinton administration). See more »
Soundtracks Koukyoukyoku dai5ban 'Simplex' See more »

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