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Bridge to the Sun

10/17/1961

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1hr 53min

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Drama

,Romance

,War

Their love was a bridge between two worlds!

STORY

Tells the true story of American Gwen Terasaki, who falls in love with, then marries a Japanese diplomat. When World War II breaks out, they encounter animosity and trouble from both sides.

CAST & CREW

    Cast

  • Carroll Baker
  • James Shigeta
  • James Yagi
  • Tetsuro Tamba
  • Hiroshi Tomono

    Directors

  • Étienne Périer
  • Francine Corteggiani
  • Takashi Fujio
  • Olivier Gérard
  • Jacques Rouffio

INFORMATION

    Production Companies

  • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
  • Cité Films

    Production Countries

  • United States of America

LANGUAGES

  • English
  • Japanese

Cast

Carroll Baker

Gwen Terasaki

James Shigeta

Hidenari Terasaki

James Yagi

Hara

Tetsuro Tamba

Jiro

Hiroshi Tomono

Ishi

Yoshiko Hiromura

Sean Garrison

Fred Tyson

Ruth Masters

Aunt Peggy

Nori Elisabeth Hermann

Mako Terasaki

Emi Florence Hirsch

Mako Terasaki

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