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The Teahouse of the August Moon (1957)

In post-WWII Japan, an American captain is brought in to help build a school, but the locals want a teahouse instead.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1957
Language
- English
- Japanese
Duration
- 123 mins
Director
- Daniel Mann
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Genres
- Comedy
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Bobby D 05 Jun 2012

Wow. Never even heard of this and came across by accident on Netflix. Part of 1950's Hollywood and probably the USA's attempt at normalizing relations between America and Japan by todays standards the film although mildly entertaining is a train wreck of racism. Taken from a play the authors realise this and the Okinawans led by Marlon Brando in Japanese make-up ( I thought Sean Connery looked bizarre) out wit the American Army sent to "educate" them in the days after World War 2. To his credit Brando does the best he can with the role but still sounds very Brooklynish and his hair looks like he's a young Jor-El from Superman. The cast is good, but Glenn Ford was weak in his part.

Brian B 20 Sep 2007

Brando's great and I can't resist Glenn Ford! Some stereotypes but then again, who cares?

Audree L 16 Jun 2008

i really liked this movie even tho so much of it was in Japanese and i dont know Japanese. i liked Marlon Brando in the role of the interpreter and i wonder if he actually learned Japanese for this part. i also like Glenn Ford. and who knew that Eddie Albert would go on to do Green Acres...probably he came to mind for that role because of his role in this movie! hahahah! i like the gentle Japanese culture. the elegance of their art and i think that came thru in this movie.

Russell P 05 Aug 2010

Brando is miscast. Paul Ford provides some funny moments as the blustery Colonel Purdy.

Samantha M 16 Nov 2007

This movie pokes fun at the American view of Japanese culture following WWII and of the reconstruction of Japan following the war. Mostly it is just funny. It also gives me a view of my heritage even if the lens is skewed.