¡Casino Royale - Wa ga Na wa Bond -
¡Takarazuka Revue Company
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[Machine Translation] The cool and solid Ryoho Makaze stars as James Bond in this gorgeous and romantic musical epic that only Takarazuka Revue can deliver! --The year is 1968, and the world is in the midst of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union. In Paris, students and workers led an anti-establishment demonstration called the "May Revolution," and after it was suppressed, the radicals were absorbed into an underground organization calling itself the "Red Army League. In Britain's secret intelligence agency, MI6, James Bond, code-named 007, is ordered to take down a Soviet spy called Le Chiffre. Le Chiffre had been trapped by the Soviet Union during the May Revolution when he used funds sent to the Red Army League by the Soviet organization, and he wanted to make a fortune at the casino. Bond's mission is to use his gambling skills to beat him and cut off his source of funds, and to take him alive and make him give up information. Bond impersonates a wealthy Jamaican millionaire and gets into the Casino Royale, a hotel on the French Atlantic coast at Royale-Raiseau. At the hotel, the surviving members of the Romanov family have gathered to fight over the successor to the next patriarch of the family. One of the descendants, Delphine, a graduate student at the Sorbonne, is the lover of Michel, a radical student who escaped to the Red Army League. When Le Chiffre loses to Bond in a gambling game, Bond begins to associate with Delphine for the fortune she has inherited. Bond begins to get involved with Delphine, and the plotting and scheming goes on in secret in the glamorous casino, with the CIA, French intelligence officers, and Soviet agents joining in, and Bond's path is beset with danger after danger... [Main cast (in the order listed in the program): Ryoho Makaze, Junko, Toa Serika, Minato Sakuragi, Teruki Rukaze, Tsukasa Kotobuki, Teruki Matsukaze / Includes a 16-page color booklet. The performance video, bonus video, and booklet are the same on the Blu-ray and DVD. There are no omissions or replacements of images or music.
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