Red Sun (Soleil Rouge) 53 years old

The greatest fighting machine the West has ever known.

Red Sun

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…

Credits

Red Sun Cast

Name Character
Ursula Andress She was 35, now 88 years old as Cristina
Alain Delon He was 35, now 89 years old as Gauche
Charles Bronson He was 49, 81 years old when he died as Link Stuart
Barta Barri He was 60, 92 years old when he died as Paco
Mónica Randall She was 28, now 82 years old as Maria
Luc Merenda He was 28, now 81 years old as Chato
Anthony Dawson He was 54, 75 years old when he died as Hyatt
Capucine She was 43, 62 years old when she died as Pepita
Guido Lollobrigida He was 42, now 95 years old as Mace
Gianni Medici as Miguel
Toshiro Mifune He was 51, 77 years old when he died as Kuroda Jubie
Hiroshi Tanaka He was 0, 47 years old when he died as 2nd Samurai
Hiroshi Tanaka He was 0, 47 years old when he died
Tetsu Nakamura He was 25, 46 years old when he died as Japanese Ambassador
Georges Lycan He was 47, 81 years old when he died as Sheriff Stone
Jo Nieto

Red Sun Crew

Name Department
Maurice Jarre as Original Music Composer. He was 47 (84) years old when He died Sound
William Roberts as Screenplay. He was 76 (78) years old when He died Writing
Laird Koenig as Screenplay. He was 43 (now 97) years old Writing
Ted Richmond as Producer. He was 59 (101) years old when He died Production
Robert Dorfmann as Executive Producer. He was 59 (87) years old when He died Production
Denne Bart Petitclerc as Screenplay. He was 42 (76) years old when He died Writing
Lawrence Roman as Screenplay. He was 50 (86) years old when He died Writing
Johnny Dwyre as Editor. Editing
Henri Alekan as Director of Photography. He was 62 (92) years old when He died Camera
Red Sun poster
Red Sun (53 years)

The greatest fighting machine the West has ever known.

  • Release day: Wednesday, September 15, 1971
  • Runtime: 114 minutes