Red Sun
“The greatest fighting machine the West has ever known.”
In 1870, Japanese ambassador Sakaguchi and his entourage travel by train to Washington to deliver a valuable sword to the President of the United States, a gift from the Emperor of Japan. On board the same train are two robbers, Link and Gauche, ready to make their move…
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Cast
19 people
Charles Bronson
Link
Known for
Once Upon a Time in the West
Death Wish
Ursula Andress
Cristina
Known for
Dr. No
Casino Royale
Toshirō Mifune
Kuroda Jubei
Known for
Seven Samurai
Rashomon
Alain Delon
Gauche
Known for
Le Samouraï
Le Cercle Rouge
Capucine
Pepita
Known for
The Pink Panther
The Con Artists
Barta Barri
Paco
Known for
The Werewolf Versus the Vampire Woman
Guido Lollobrigida
Mace
Known for
Cemetery without Crosses
And God Said to Cain
Anthony Dawson
Hyatt
Known for
Dr. No
Dial M for Murder
Gianni Medici
Miguel
Also in
Fangs of the Living Dead
Something Creeping in the Dark
Georges Lycan
Sheriff Stone
Known for
Triple Cross
Gwendoline
Luc Merenda
Chato
Known for
Torso
Hostel: Part II
Tetsu Nakamura
Ambassador Sakaguchi
Known for
Mothra
Space Amoeba
Terence Young Director · William Roberts Screenplay Denne Bart Petitclerc Screenplay
Worldwide gross $3.3M · United States release June 9, 1972 · Produced in France, Italy, Spain
Box office
Worldwide gross
$3,300,488
Production
Les Films Corona
Production
Oceania Film
Production
Producciones Balcázar
Production
Oceania Produzioni Internazionali Cinematografiche
Production
France · Italy · Spain
Produced in
Languages
Original title
Soleil Rouge
Original language
French
Spoken on screen
English · Japanese · Spanish
Release dates
France · September 15, 1971
Theatrical
United States · June 9, 1972
Theatrical
France
July 16, 2026 · TV · T18
November 3, 2026 · TV · Ciné+ Classic
Germany
October 15, 1971 · Theatrical
Greece
December 16, 1971 · Theatrical
Ireland
December 29, 1972 · Theatrical
Italy
October 26, 1971 · Theatrical
Japan
November 26, 1971 · Theatrical
Netherlands
December 1, 2005 · Physical
October 19, 2015 · Physical
Portugal
March 24, 1974 · Theatrical · Barcelos
South Korea
September 16, 1972 · Theatrical
Spain
December 20, 1971 · Theatrical
United Kingdom
June 22, 1972 · Theatrical · Originally a cut AA
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