Torakku Yarō
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Truck Yarō (トラック野郎, Torakku Yarō, lit. "Truck Guys" or "Truck Rascals") is a series of ten Japanese action comedy films produced by Toei and released from 1975 to 1979. All ten films in the series were directed by Norifumi Suzuki and starred Bunta Sugawara as Momojiro Hoshi ("Ichibanboshi" or "first star") and Kinya Aikawa as Kinzo Matsushita, also known as "Jonathan". The title Torakku Yaro means "truck guys" or "truck rascals", and the films involve two truckers and their various escapades as they travel around Japan in highly decorated trucks.
The plot formula is similar to the Otoko wa Tsurai yo films. Each time Momojiro falls in love with a woman (the "Madonna") and then ends up having to help her romance with another man. The stories end with Momojiro having to race his truck to meet a deadline to rejoin the couple.
Regulars
Momojiro Hoshi, nicknamed "Ichibanboshi", played by Bunta Sugawara.
Kinzo Matsushita, nicknamed "Yamome no Jonathan", played by Kinya Aikawa.
Kimie Matsushita, the wife of Kinzo Matsushita, played by Masumi Harukawa
Films
No. | Subtitle | In Japanese | Date | Female lead ("Madonna") | Other cast |
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1 | Go-iken Muyō | 御意見無用 | 1975 | Yutaka Nakajima | Rikiya Yasuoka, Ryudo Uzaki and the Down Town Boogie Woogie Band |
2 | Bakusō Ichibanboshi | 爆走一番星 | 1975 | Shizue Abe | |
3 | Bōkyō Ichibanboshi | 望郷一番星 | 1976 | Yoko Shimada | |
4 | Tenka Gomen | 天下御免 | 1976 | Kaoru Yumi | |
5 | Dokyō Ichibanboshi | 度胸一番星 | 1977 | Nagisa Katahira | |
6 | Otoko Ippiki Momojirō | 男一匹桃次郎 | 1977 | Masako Natsume | Yoshi Katō, Masaaki Sakai, Tomisaburo Wakayama, Kentaro Shimizu |
7 | Totsugeki Ichibanboshi | 突撃一番星 | 1978 | Mieko Harada | |
8 | Ichibanboshi Kita e Kaeru | 一番星北へ帰る | 1978 | Naoko Otani | |
9 | Neppū 5000 Kiro | 熱風5000キロ | 1979 | Miyuki Ono | |
10 | Furusato Tokkyūbin | 故郷特急便 | 1979 | Sayuri Ishikawa, Aiko Morishita |
Theme music
All the films have the same theme song, Ichibanboshi Blues by Ryudo Uzaki and Yoko Aki performed by the Down Town Boogie Woogie Band.
References
- Suzuki, Noribumi; Yasuo Miyazaki; Shin Ogawa (2010). Eiga torakku yarō daizenshū: Nihon saigo no anākī puroguramu pikuchā no densetsu. Tokyo: Yōsensha. ISBN 978-4-86248-468-0.
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