Senya Ichiya Monogatari (movie)

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Alternative title:

A Thousand and One Nights

One Thousand and One Arabian Nights

Тысяча и одна ночь Ёситаки Амано (Russian)

千夜一夜物語 (Japanese)

Objectionable content: Pornography

Plot Summary: The incredible adventures of Aladdin as he travels through the Middle East in search of love, fortune, and power.

User Ratings: 31 ratings have been given [details]

Masterpiece: 2 votes (raw:1, dub:1)

Excellent: 7 votes (sub:5, raw:1, others:1

1 Italian dubbed

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Very good: 4 votes (sub:2, ?:1, others:1

1 German subtitled

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Good: 3 votes (sub:2, ?:1)

Decent: 6 votes (sub:5, raw:1)

So-so: 2 votes (sub:2)

Not really good: 3 votes (sub:3)

Weak: 2 votes (dub:1, sub:1)

Bad: 1 vote (sub:1)

Awful: 1 vote (sub:1)

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Seen in part or in whole by 61 users, rank: #4880 (of 7465)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 6.548 (Good−), std. dev.: 2.3941, rank: #4168 (of 7491)
Weighted mean: 6.844 (Good), rank: #3255 (of 7491) (seen all: 7.00 / won't finish: 3.00)
Bayesian estimate: 7.040 (Good), rank: #2376 (of 5657)

Running time: 128 minutes

Vintage: 1969-06-14

Premiere date:

1969-06-14 (Japan)

Official website:

Tezuka Osamu @ World

TEZUKA OSAMU @ WORLD's Japanese Senya Ichiya Monogatari page (Japanese)

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Japanese staff

Japanese cast

Director: Eiichi Yamamoto

Screenplay:
Hiroyuki Kumai
Kazuo Fukasawa
Osamu Tezuka

Music: Isao Tomita

Original story: Osamu Tezuka

Character Design: Takashi Yanase

Art Director: Takashi Yanase

Animation Director: Sadao Miyamoto

Sound Director: Atsumi Tashiro (Group Takku)

Director of Photography: Akira Tsuchiya

Executive producer: Osamu Tezuka

Producer: Atsushi Tomioka

Animation:
Ikuo Fudaki
Jiro Saruyama
Jun Kiguchi
Junji Kobayashi
Kazuo Ushigoe
Masateru Yoshimura
Masatoshi Nitta
Miyuki Shindo
Takeo Utsumi
Toshio Nitta
Yutaka Tanizawa

Background Art:
Hachiro Tsukima
Hiroya Yatsumura
Koji Abe
Minoru Nishida
Morishige Suzuki
Nobuko Azuchi
Sadakazu Akashi
Seiji Miyamoto
Takashi Watabe
Toshihide Takeuchi

Editing:
Masashi Furukawa
Satoshi Ito

Orchestra Conductor: Seiji Yokoyama

Storyline:
Morio Kita
Sakyo Komatsu
Soichi Oya

Theme Song Performance: Charlie Kosei

Yukio Aoshima as Aladdin

Asao Koike as Kamarkim

Haruko Kato as Giny

Hiroshi Akutagawa as Budley

Isao Hashizume as Aslarn

Kyōko Kishida as
Jaris
Mirium

Kyosen Ōhashi as Scalper

Noboru Mitsuya as Gin

Sachiko Ito as Mardia

Yukio Aoshima as Aldin

Hitoshi Takagi

Minoru Uchida

Reiko Niimura

Japanese companies

Film Developing: Imagica

Production: Mushi Production

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