Underdog: Part Two
Nov 27, 2020 · 2h 26m
Director
Masaharu TakeOverview
Suenaga finds his life on the verge of collapsing as violence consumes those around him. However, he finds a worthy opponent in Omura, an up-and-coming wunderkind who is trying to escape his violent past. The men's fight for redemption culminates in a climatic match brimming with raw, testosterone-fueled emotions. Upholding the Rocky Balboa spirit of learning to get hit and keep moving forward, Underdog is a tough, uncompromising epic that deserves a spot in the pantheon of great boxing films.
Cast of Underdog: Part Two
Crew of Underdog: Part Two
Masaharu TakeDirector
Shin AdachiScreenplay, Original Story
Gen SatoProducer- Yûji HirataiProducer
- Kotaro MiyataProducer
- Shogo KaidaOriginal Music Composer
- Hiromitsu NishimuraDirector of Photography
- Chieko SuzakiEditor
- Takayuki NittaProduction Design
- Yoshio TsunetaniGaffer
- Hiroki KakimotoProduction Manager
Tatsuhiko TaniguchiCo-Producer- Genichi TsushimaMusic Producer
- Tsuyoshi SuginoCasting Director
- Masae MiyamotoCostumer
- Megumi KanamoriMakeup & Hair
- Tetsuji TatsutaDecorator
- Kazunori FujimaruSound Recordist
About Underdog: Part Two
What is Underdog: Part Two about?
Suenaga finds his life on the verge of collapsing as violence consumes those around him. However, he finds a worthy opponent in Omura, an up-and-coming wunderkind who is trying to escape his violent past. The men's fight for redemption culminates in a climatic match brimming with raw, testosterone-fueled emotions. Upholding the Rocky Balboa spirit of learning to get hit and keep moving forward…
When was Underdog: Part Two released?
Underdog: Part Two was released on November 27, 2020.
How long is Underdog: Part Two?
Underdog: Part Two runs 2 hours 26 minutes (146 minutes).
Who directed Underdog: Part Two?
Underdog: Part Two was directed by Masaharu Take.
Who is in the cast of Underdog: Part Two?
The cast of Underdog: Part Two includes Mirai Moriyama (Akira Suenaga), Takumi Kitamura (Ryuta Omura), Kumi Takiuchi (Akemi), Makoto Ashikawa and Mami Kumagai (Kaneko).