10.0The Woman Gambler · 1967
The Woman Gambler (1967) is a Drama / Crime / History film directed by Tarō Yuge, starring Kyōko Enami, Saeda Kawaguchi, Kōjirō Hongō.
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10.0Overview
Second film in the long-running series Daiei Studio's Woman Gambler with Kyoko Enami starring where she plays the woman gambler Ogin. In a fierce gambling den where rough men clash like sparks, two female gamblers vie for the same man in a high-stakes, best-of-seven showdown—from which only one will emerge victorious. Amid the tense atmosphere, Natsue, a highly skilled card dealer, gracefully reveals her hand with the flick of her slender fingers. At that precise moment, across the table, Takiko’s face goes ashen—she’s just lost the fateful game her lover had wagered his fortune on. The next day, Takiko and her boyfriend attempt a double suicide in despair, but she survives alone. Consumed by twisted emotions toward Natsue, a man named Isobe manipulates Takiko. Under his influence, Takiko seduces Tagami—who is Natsue’s fiancé—setting the stage for a dangerous and tangled web of love, revenge, and deceit.
Cast
Kyōko Enami, Saeda Kawaguchi, Kōjirō Hongō, Ryōhei Uchida, Goichi Yamada, Yūzō Hayakawa, Asao Uchida, Yoshi Katō
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What is "The Woman Gambler" about?
Second film in the long-running series Daiei Studio's Woman Gambler with Kyoko Enami starring where she plays the woman gambler Ogin. In a fierce gambling den where rough men clash like sparks, two female gamblers vie for the same man in a high-stakes, best-of-seven showdown—from which only one will emerge victorious. Amid the tense atmosphere, Natsue, a highly skilled card dealer, gracefully reveals her hand with the flick of her slender fingers. At that precise moment, across the table, Takiko’s face goes ashen—she’s just lost the fateful game her lover had wagered his fortune on. The next day, Takiko and her boyfriend attempt a double suicide in despair, but she survives alone. Consumed by twisted emotions toward Natsue, a man named Isobe manipulates Takiko. Under his influence, Takiko seduces Tagami—who is Natsue’s fiancé—setting the stage for a dangerous and tangled web of love, revenge, and deceit.
When was "The Woman Gambler" released?
The Woman Gambler was released in 1967.
Who stars in "The Woman Gambler"?
The cast includes Kyōko Enami, Saeda Kawaguchi, Kōjirō Hongō, Ryōhei Uchida.
