White-Collar Worker Kintaro (1999)
Kintaro is a reformed delinquent, the former leader of a biker gang who has gone straight. Working at a construction company, his unorthodox tactics cause trouble with his colleagues. He is transferred to a tiny countryside branch, where he butts heads with his lazy superior until the two men discover a plot by the competition to put the construction company out of bussiness. With the help of his old biker friends, Kintaro prepares to confront the masterminds behind the scheme.
Director:
Takashi Miike
Writers:
Naoko Harada, Kenji Nakazono.
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Katsunori Takahashi as Kintarô |
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Renji Ishibashi as |
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Tomorowo Taguchi as Shibamata |
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Yudai Ishiyama as |
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Ōmiya Ichi as |
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Michiko Hada as Masumi Nakamura |
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Kanako Enomoto as Mimi |
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Naoki Hosaka as |
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Toshiyuki Kitami as |
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Miki Mizuno as |
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Yoko Saito as |
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Hiromasa Taguchi as Handa |
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Rie Tanaka as |
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Masahiko Tsugawa as Yamato |
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Shingo Yamashiro as Tanioka |
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Tsutomu Yamazaki as Igo |
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Yoko Nogiwa as Kayo Nakamura |
| Writing | Naoko Harada | Screenplay |
| Directing | Takashi Miike | Director |
| Writing | Kenji Nakazono | Screenplay |
| Production | Mitsunori Morita | Producer |
| Editing | Yasushi Shimamura | Editor |
| Writing | Hiroshi Motomiya | Comic Book |
| Production | Motokazu Taniguchi | Executive Producer |
| Production | Kazuya Hamana | Producer |
| Production | Morihiro Kodama | Producer |
| Camera | Hideo Yamamoto | Director of Photography |
| Production | Kisei Takahashi | Associate Producer |
| Directing | Fumiaki Kato | Assistant Director |
