The Wandering Princess (流転の王妃) 64 years old

The Wandering Princess

Pu Zhe , the younger brother of the Emperor of Manchukuo, Pu Wen, marries Ryuko the daughter of a long-established aristocratic family - all in the interest of the Japanese rulers , which legitimizes the relationship between Japan and its Chinese puppet state. To the surprise of all , a deep love between Pu Zhe and Ryuko develops. It is put to the test when Japan loses the war, Manchukuo is dissolved and the imperial court must flee. The lovers now have to separate: Pu Zhe tries to escape to Japan with his brother , while Ryuko flees with her daughter Eisei over the country. A film on the relationship between Pujie (1907-94) , brother of the " last emperor " Puyi and his second wife, Marquise Hiro Saga (1914-87).

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The Wandering Princess Cast

Name Character
Tatsuya Ishiguro He was 48, 54 years old when he died as Furuya
Machiko Kyō She was 35, 95 years old when she died as Ryûko Korinkakura (Hiroko Aishinkakura)
Chishu Ryu He was 55, 88 years old when he died as Kinoshita
Eiji Funakoshi He was 36, 84 years old when he died as Futetsu (Fuketsu Aishinkakura)
Ken Mitsuda He was 57, 95 years old when he died as Asabuki
Chieko Higashiyama She was 69, 89 years old when she died as Nao Sugawara
Shôzô Nanbu He was 61, now 125 years old as Hidesato Sugawara
Kiyoko Hirai She was 45, now 109 years old as Tsuruko Takahashi
Mitsuko Mito She was 40, 62 years old when she died as Izumi
Sadako Sawamura She was 51, 87 years old when she died as Kazuko Sugawara

The Wandering Princess Crew

Name Department
Masaichi Nagata as Executive Producer. He was 54 (79) years old when He died Production
Kinuyo Tanaka as Director. She was 49 (66) years old when She died Directing
Natto Wada as Writer. She was 39 (62) years old when She died Writing
Hiroaki Fujii as Producer. He was 39 (14) years old when He died Production
Kimio Watanabe as Cinematography. Crew
Shigeo Mano as Art Direction. Art
The Wandering Princess poster
The Wandering Princess (64 years)

  • Release day: Wednesday, January 27, 1960
  • Runtime: 102 minutes