Gypsy Rose: A Docu-Drama (1974)
The film depicts the private life wrapped in the mysterious veil of the dancer Gypsy Rose, who was known as the Monroe of Japan and enthused a wide range of fans.
Director:
Shōgorō Nishimura
Writer:
Kiyohide Ohara
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Hiromi Maya as Gypsy Rose |
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Ai Yoshino as Michiko |
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Hiromi Maki as Mary Tani |
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Yukiko Asayake as Young prostitute |
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Sanae Shiba as Masseuse |
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Hiroshi Gojo as Daigo Tomita |
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Tessen Nakahira as Kaname Mizuhara |
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Kenji Shimamura as Tatsu Doi |
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Toshihiko Oda as Mitsuo Hosokawa |
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Akira Takahashi as Masseur |
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Nagatoshi Sakamoto as Otohiko Masakuni |
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Akemi Nijo as Ellen Takigawa |
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Michiko Komori as |
| Directing | Shōgorō Nishimura | Director |
| Art | Yoshie Kikukawa | Art Direction |
| Sound | Naozumi Yamamoto | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Yoshihiro Yamazaki | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Shinya Inoue | Editor |
| Writing | Kiyohide Ohara | Screenplay |
| Writing | Otohiko Masakuni | Original Story |
| Directing | Kazuhiko Hasegawa | Assistant Director |
