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Terada Nobuyoshi
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- He was born in 1932. He began writing screenplays for films around 1954. He later also wrote scripts for television series. His screenplays include Tomoshibi (The Light, 1954), Suzaki Paradise Aka Shingo (Suzaki Paradise: Red Light, 1956), Kanshō Fujin (The Sentimental Lady, 1956), Shiroi Natsu (White Summer, 1957), Utsukushiki Furyō Shōjo (Beautiful Delinquent Girl, 1958), Kenjū Zero-gō (Pistol No.0 ,1959), Joshi-daigakusei Watasi wa Shōbu suru (The College Girl Takes a Chance, 1959), and Machi ni Deta Yajū (The Wild Beast in the City, 1960). For the 1960 action films starring Hiroki Matsukata, Jūnana-sai no Gyakusyū: Bōryoku wo Buttsubuse (Counterattack at Seventeen Years: Smash the Violence) and Jūnana-sai no Gyakusyū: Ore wa Kinōno Ore Janai (Counterattack at Seventeen Years: I’m Not the Man I Was Yesterday), he adapted the screenplays from his own stories. His television scripts include 36 gō-shitsu (Room No.36, 1959, NHK), Nagai Kuroi Ame (Long Black Rain, 1959, NHK), Tokaku Onna to Iu Mono wa (Women, Generally Speaking, 1960, NTV), Rikon-gaku Nyūmon (An Introduction to Divorce, 1961, TBS), Warera Seishun (We the Youth, 1962, Fuji TV), Yoru no Tanima ni (In the Valley of the Night, 1962, TBS), Amayo no Hoshi (Stars on a Rainy Night, 1963, Fuji TV), Ore wa Domoyasu (I’m Domoyasu, 1965, Fuji TV), and Kodoku no Mesu (The Lonely Scalpel, 1969, TBS). He died in 2004 at the age of 71.
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