| Terror of Mechagodzilla | |||||
| Simitar (1975) | |||||
| Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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#414 |
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| Release Date | 1954 |
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| Katsuhiko Sasaki | Biologist Akira Ichinose | |
| Tomoko Ai | Katsura Mafune | |
| Akihiko Hirata | Dr. Shinzô Mafune | |
| Katsumasa Uchida | Interpol Agent Jiro Murakoshi | |
| Goro Mutsumi | Alien Leader Mugal | |
| Tadao Nakamaru | Interpol Chief Tagawa | |
| Shin Roppongi | Yûichi Wakayama | |
| Yasuko Agawa | Yuri Yamamoto | |
| Toru Ibuki | Tsuda (bearded alien) | |
| Kenji Sahara | Defense Force Commander | |
| Kotaro Tomita | Professor Ôta | |
| Ikio Sawamura | Mafune's Silent Butler | |
| Masaaki Daimon | Submarine Captain Kusakari | |
| Yoshio Kirishima | Alien Henchman #2 | |
| Kazuo Suzuki | Alien Henchman #1 |
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| Producer | Tomoyuki Tanaka
Henry G. Saperstein |
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| Writer | Yukiko Takayama
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| Cinematography | Sokei Tomioka
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| Musician | Akira Ifukube
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An expedition to salvage the remains of Mechagodzilla comes up empty handed. Instead a massive dinosaur, Titanosaurus, is discovered and destroys the sub. When Interpol launches an investigation, they are lead to the Black Hole Aliens, Dr. Mafune, and his mysterious daughter Katsura. |
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