Frankenstein Conquers the World

Frankenstein Conquers the World (1965)

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  • Genre: Horror, Science Fiction
  • Release Date: 1965-08-08
  • User Rating: 6.7/10 from 69 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 30min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: TOHO
  • Production Country: Japan
  • Director: Ishirō Honda
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During WWII, Germans obtain the immortal heart of Frankenstein's monster and transport it to Japan to prevent it being seized by the Allies. Kept in a Hiroshima laboratory, it is seeming lost when the United States destroys the city with the atomic bomb. Years later a wild boy is discovered wandering the streets of the city alone, born of the immortal heart.

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  • Tadao Takashima

    as Dr. Yuzo Kawaji

  • Nick Adams

    as Dr. James Bowen

  • Kumi Mizuno

    as Dr. Sueko Togami

  • Yoshio Tsuchiya

    as Daigo Kawai

  • Koji Furuhata

    as Frankenstein

  • Jun Tazaki

    as Hideo Nishi, Director of the Okayama Prefectural Police

  • Susumu Fujita

    as Osaka Prefectural Police Chief

  • Takashi Shimura

    as Hiroshima Army Hospital doctor

  • Nobuo Nakamura

    as Dr. Suga

  • Kenji Sahara

    as Tadokoro, Bowen's assistant

  • Hisaya Ito

    as Osaka Police Sergeant

  • Yoshibumi Tajima

    as Murata, Japanese Imperial Navy submarine captain

  • Kōzō Nomura

    as Newspaper Reporter

  • Haruya Katō

    as TTV Director

  • Ikio Sawamura

    as Housekeeper

  • Yoshio Kosugi

    as JSDF Executive

  • Keiko Sawai

    as Tsuruko Toida

  • Noriko Takahashi

    as Girl in Shirane hut

  • Peter Mann

    as Dr. Liesendorf

  • Ren Yamamoto

    as Motoki

  • Yutaka Sada

    as Hospital Secretary

  • Kenzō Tabu

    as Newspaper Employee

  • Shigeki Ishida

    as University Professor

  • Haruo Nakajima

    as Baragon / JSDF Soldier

  • Yutaka Nakayama

    as TTV Lighting man

  • Senkichi Ōmura

    as TTV Lighting man

  • Nadao Kirino

    as Okabe policeman

  • Shin Ōtomo

    as Sugiyama policeman

  • Shōichi Hirose

    as Tunnel Worker

  • Toshihiko Furuta

    as Farmer

  • Hideo Shibuya

    as Reporter

  • Tadashi Okabe

    as Sarcastic Reporter

  • Hideaki Nitani

    as Hospital Official (uncredited)

  • Saburô Iketani

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • Kenichiro Kawaji

    as Young Frankenstein

  • Kazuo Kumakura

    as Dr. Lisendorf (voice)

  • Gorō Naya

    as Dr. Bowen (voice)
Sound Akira Ifukube Original Music Composer
Writing Takeshi Kimura Screenplay
Camera Hajime Koizumi Director of Photography
Editing Ryôhei Fujii Editor
Directing Ishirō Honda Director
Costume & Make-Up Riki Konna Makeup Artist
Art Takeo Kita Production Design
Production Reuben Bercovitch Executive Producer
Production Samuel Z. Arkoff Executive Producer
Production Henry G. Saperstein Executive Producer
Crew Eiji Tsuburaya Special Effects
Sound Wataru Onuma Sound Recordist
Lighting Seishichi Kojima Lighting Technician
Crew Teruyoshi Nakano Special Effects
Visual Effects Teruyoshi Nakano Visual Effects
Writing Mary Shelley Characters
Production Tomoyuki Tanaka Executive Producer
Visual Effects Eiji Tsuburaya Visual Effects Director
Production Yorihiko Yamada Production Manager
Visual Effects Motoyoshi Tomioka Visual Effects Camera
Visual Effects Yoshiyuki Tokumasa Visual Effects
Visual Effects Sadamasa Arikawa Visual Effects Camera
Visual Effects Yukio Manoda Visual Effects
Crew Akira Watanabe Visual Effects Art Director
Lighting Kuichiro Kishida Lighting Technician
Visual Effects Hiroshi Mukoyama Visual Effects Compositor
Art Takeo Kita Art Direction
Sound Hisashi Shimonaga Sound Mixer
Directing Koji Kajita Assistant Director
Sound Sadamasa Nishimoto Sound Effects
Crew Heihachirō Ōkawa Translator
Directing Koji Hashimoto Assistant Director
Writing Reuben Bercovitch Story
Writing Jerry Sohl Story
Visual Effects Tadashi Koike Visual Effects Production Manager

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