Soleil rouge (1971) Terence Young - Red sun (03.03.1971 / 1971)

Averardo Ciriello

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Soleil rouge (1971)

Directed by 

Terence Young

Writing Credits  

Laird Koenig	...	(story)
Denne Bart Petitclerc	...	(screenplay) &
William Roberts	...	(screenplay) &
Lawrence Roman	...	(screenplay)
Gerald Devriès	...	(dialogue) (as Gerald Devries)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete  

	Charles Bronson	...	Link Stuart
	Ursula Andress	...	Cristina
	Toshirô Mifune	...	Kuroda Jubei (as Toshiro Mifune)
	Alain Delon	...	Gotch 'Gauche' Kink
	Capucine	...	Pepita
	Barta Barri	...	Paco (as Bart Barry)
	Guido Lollobrigida	...	Mace (as Lee Burton)
	Anthony Dawson	...	Hyatt (as Tony Dawson)
	Gianni Medici	...	Miguel (as John Hamilton)
	Georges Lycan	...	Sheriff Stone (as George W. Lycan)
	Luc Merenda	...	Chato (as Luke Merenda)
	Tetsu Nakamura	...	Japanese Ambassador (as Satoshi Nakamura)
	José Nieto	...	Murdered Mexican Farmer (as Jo Nieto)
	Julio Peña	...	Peppie (as Jules Pena)
	Mónica Randall	...	Maria (as Monica Randall)
	Hiroshi Tanaka	...	2nd Samurai
	John B. Vermont
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Florencio Amarilla	...	Men (uncredited)
	José Jaspe	...	Locomotive Driver (uncredited)
	John Landis	...	Henchman (uncredited)
	Ricardo Palacios	...	Pogo (uncredited)

Produced by 

Robert Dorfmann	...	executive producer
Ted Richmond	...	producer
Alfonso Balcázar	...	co-producer (uncredited)
Ennio Nobili	...	co-producer (uncredited)

Music by 

Maurice Jarre

Cinematography by 

Henri Alekan

...

director of photography

Film Editing by 

Johnny Dwyre

Set Decoration by 

Enrique Alarcón

...

(as Henry Alarcon)

Costume Design by 

Tony Pueo

Makeup Department 

Alberto De Rossi	...	makeup artist (as Alberto de Rossi)
Anatole Paris	...	makeup artist
Alaine Scemama	...	hair stylist (as Alain Scemama)

Production Management 

Serge Lebeau	...	production manager
Julio Vallejo	...	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director 

Bernard Farrel	...	second unit director
Ricardo Huertas	...	assistant director
Christian Raoux	...	assistant director
John Longmuir	...	second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department 

Jesús García Gárgoles	...	property master (as Jesus Gargoles)
Phillip Kenny	...	property master
Rafael Salazar	...	set dresser (as Rafaèl Salazar)

Sound Department 

Daniel Couteau	...	sound effects
Maurice Laumain	...	sound editor
William Robert Sivel	...	sound (as William R. Sivel)

Special Effects by 

Karl Baumgartner

...

special effects

Camera and Electrical Department 

Cesare Allione	...	camera operator
Raymond Picon-Borel	...	photographer: second unit
Henri Tiquet	...	camera operator

Editorial Department 

Annie Charrier	...	assistant editor
Lou Lombardo	...	supervising editor
John Longmuir	...	first assistant editor (uncredited)

Music Department 

Maurice Jarre

...

conductor

Script and Continuity Department 

Joan Davis

...

continuity

Other crew 

Masaaki Asukai	...	executive assistant: Toshiro Mifune / technical advisor (as Masaki Asukai)
Robert Dorfmann	...	presenter
Michèle Girot	...	administrator
Stanko Grozdanic	...	administrator

Details

Country:

 France | Italy | Spain

Language:

 English | Spanish | Japanese

Release Date:

 15 September 1971 (France) See more »

Also Known As:

 Soleil rouge See more »

Filming Locations:

 Adra, Almería, Spain See more »

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Box Office

Gross USA:

 $4,840,000

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Company Credits

Production Co:

 Les Films Corona, Oceania Produzioni Internazionali Cinematografiche, Producciones Balcázar S.A. See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

 112 min

Sound Mix:

 Mono (Westrex Recording System)

Color:

 Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

 1.85 : 1

Doublage voix :

• Charles Bronson (VF : Edmond Bernard) : Link Stuart
• Toshirô Mifune (VF : William Sabatier) : Kuroda Jubei
• Ursula Andress (VF : Perrette Pradier) : Cristina
• Alain Delon (VF : lui-même ) : Gauche alias Gotch Kink
• Capucine (VF : Elle-même) : Pepita
• Bart Barry : Paco
• Lee Burton : Mace
• John Hamilton : Miguel
• Georges Lycan (VF : Marc de Georgi) : Shérif Stone
• Luke Merenda alias Luc Merenda (VF : Marc de Georgi) : Chato
• Satoshi Nakamura (VF : Albert Augier) : Ambassadeur Japonais
• Jo Nieto :
• Jules Pena : Peppie
• Mónica Randall : Maria
• Hiroshi Tanaka : 2^e Samuraï
• John B. Vermont :
• Tony Dawson (VF : Louis Arbessier) : Hyatt

Release Dates

France	15 September 1971
West Germany	15 October 1971
Italy	26 October 1971
Japan	26 November 1971
Finland	17 December 1971
Spain	20 December 1971	(Madrid)
Argentina	13 January 1972
Denmark	25 February 1972
Sweden	5 March 1972
Netherlands	30 March 1972
USA	9 June 1972
UK	22 June 1972
Norway	31 July 1972
Turkey	4 December 1972
Ireland	29 December 1972
Poland	February 1974
Japan	29 June 1974	(re-release)
Spain	12 August 1974	(Madrid) (re-release)
Philippines	6 October 1984	(Davao)

Also Known As (AKA)

(original title)	Soleil rouge
Albania	Dielli i Kuq
Argentina	El sol rojo
Australia	Red Sun
Austria	Rivalen unter roter Sonne
Brazil	Sol Vermelho
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title)	Чeрвено слънце
Canada (English title)	Red Sun
Denmark	Den røde sol
Finland (Swedish title)	Den bloröda solen
Finland	Verenpunainen aurinko
France	Soleil rouge
Greece (transliterated title)	Monomahia ston kokkino ilio
Greece	Μονομαχία στον κόκκινο ήλιο
Hungary	Vörös Nap
Hungary (alternative title)	Ellenfelek a Vörös Nap alatt
Iran (Persian title) (alternative transliteration)	Aaftabe Sorkh
Italy	Sole rosso
Japan	Reddo San
Japan (Japanese title)	レッド・サン
Lithuania	Raudona saule
Netherlands	Red Sun
Norway	Rød sol
Peru	El sol rojo
Peru (TV title)	Fuerza samurai
Philippines (English title)	The Magnificient Three
Poland	Samuraj i kowboje
Portugal	Sol Vermelho
Romania	Soare roşu
Slovakia	Rivali pod cerveným slnkom
Soviet Union (Russian title)	Красное солнце
Spain	Sol rojo
Sweden	Blodröd sol
Turkey (Turkish title)	Kırmızı güneş
UK	Red Sun
USA (alternative spelling)	The Red Sun
West Germany	Rivalen unter roter Sonne
World-wide (English title)	Red Sun