Journey of Honor (1991)
The son of a besieged Shogun in war-torn 17th century Japan travels to Spain to buy weaponry from the king.
Director: Gordon Hessler
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Sho Kosugi as Daigoro Mayeda |
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David Essex as Don Pedro |
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Kane Kosugi as Yorimune |
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Christopher Lee as King Philip |
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Norman Lloyd as Father Vasco |
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Ronald Pickup as Capt. Crawford |
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John Rhys-Davies as El Zaidan |
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Polly Walker as Cecilia |
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Dylan Kussman as Smitty |
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Toshirō Mifune as Ieyasu Tokugawa |
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Miwa Takada as Yadogimi |
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Nijiko Kiyokawa as Counselor |
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Katsuta Daiyamondo as Nakamura |
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Yuji Sawayama as The East Army General |
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Miomir Radević 'Pigi' as Second Pistoleer |
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Milutin Savić 'Džimi' as First Pistoleer |
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Masashi Muta as Daisuke Mayeda (infant) |
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Stevan Minja as Salim |
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John Stewart as Sailor 1 |
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Dragomir Stanojević as Sailor 2 |
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Borivoje Bora Stojanović as Royal Chamberlin |
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Yuji Sawayama as Yorimune Stand-in |
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Kenji Miura as Interpreter for Ieyasu |
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Kenji Yasunaga as Retainer for Ieyasu |
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Shogo Ikegami as Retainer for Ieyasu |
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Satoru Fukasaku as Samurai Guard for Ieyasu |
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Don Pedro Colley as Narrator (voice) |
| Writing | Nelson Gidding | Writer |
| Directing | Gordon Hessler | Director |
| Writing | Sho Kosugi | Writer |
| Sound | Richard C. Allen | Music Editor |
| Production | Sho Kosugi | Producer |
| Sound | John Scott | Music |
| Art | Branimir Babić | Set Decoration |
| Editing | Bill Butler | Editor |
| Art | Adrian Gorton | Production Design |
| Production | Hiroshi Tsuchiya | Executive Producer |
| Art | Vlastimir Gavrik | Art Direction |
| Camera | John T. Connor | Director of Photography |
| Production | Toshiaki Hayashi | Executive Producer |
| Production | Caro Jones | Casting |
| Crew | John Stewart | Stunt Coordinator |
| Crew | John Stewart | Stunts |
