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My Beloved Ultraseven

1993, Japanese. Directed by Mikio Sato.

Ichikawa Shinichi, who actually participated as a scriptwriter in the tokusatsu series Ultra Seven, depicts behind-the-scenes stories from the filming of Seven and the youthful ensemble of its cast and production staff. He weaves in fictional elements introduced for the drama's structure, featuring the series' heroine, Yuri Anne, as the protagonist.

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Released
13 February 1993
Original title
私が愛したウルトラセブン
Country
Japan
Written by
Shin'ichi Ichikawa
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My Beloved Ultraseven (1993) was directed by Mikio Sato and stars Eriko Tamura, Yuki Matsumura, Kaoru Hyuga.

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