Quick-Draw Dog 1967
Step into the gritty world of 1960s Japanese action cinema with *Quick-Draw Dog (1967)*, the eighth installment in the beloved *Inu* series.
Director: Tetsutaro Murano
Cast
Jirō Tamiya
Daisuke Kamoi
Shigeru Amachi
Shoichi Ozawa
Sumiko Sakamoto
Kyōko Enami
Kiyomi Katena
Kikuko Tachibana
Takuya Fujioka
Ichirō Zaishi
Mikio Narita
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quick-Draw Dog (1967) about?
*Quick-Draw Dog* follows a quick-drawing outlaw in a morally gray world, where every encounter could be his last. The story pits him against unseen enemies in a fight for survival, blending action with themes of loyalty and revenge in post-war Japan.
Who directed Quick-Draw Dog?
The film was directed by Tetsutaro Murano, a filmmaker known for blending action and crime in his works.
Who stars in Quick-Draw Dog?
The film features Jirō Tamiya as the lead, supported by Shigeru Amachi, Shoichi Ozawa, Sumiko Sakamoto, and Kyōko Enami.
Is Quick-Draw Dog (1967) worth watching?
While unrated, *Quick-Draw Dog* delivers a solid crime-action experience with strong performances and a tight runtime. Fans of classic Japanese action films will appreciate its gritty charm and stylish execution.
How long is Quick-Draw Dog?
The film runs for 84 minutes.
About Quick-Draw Dog (1967) — The Tense Crime Drama from the Inu Series
Step into the gritty world of 1960s Japanese action cinema with *Quick-Draw Dog (1967)*, the eighth installment in the beloved *Inu* series. Directed by the versatile Tetsutaro Murano, this crime-drenched thriller follows a lone hero navigating a morally ambiguous landscape where justice is as fleeting as a gunshot. The film's tense atmosphere crackles with sharp dialogue and explosive confrontations, painting a vivid portrait of honor and survival in a lawless era. Set against the backdrop of post-war Japan, *Quick-Draw Dog* blends raw action with deep-seated themes of loyalty and betrayal, all wrapped in the stylish tension of classic samurai-western hybrids.
Starring Jirō Tamiya as the determined protagonist, this cinematic gem features a standout cast including the legendary Shigeru Amachi and Shoichi Ozawa, whose performances lend depth to the film's high-stakes drama. With a runtime of just 84 minutes, *Quick-Draw Dog (1967)* is a tightly paced masterclass in genre filmmaking, offering audiences a gripping escape into a world where every draw of the pistol is a gamble for survival.
