Japan's No. 1 Reckless Man

Japan's No. 1 Reckless Man

Japanese

1966 · 93 min · ★ 7.0

The film depicts Ueki's all-around intelligence and how he manages to do difficult jobs for the company without a fixed salary and how he marries Mie Hamamie, the president's daughter, in a well-told story.

Directed by Kengo Furusawa · Written by Ryōzō Kasahara

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