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Charles Bronson
Lieutenant Crowe
Perry Lopez
Eddie Rios
Juan Fernández
Duke
James Pax
Hiroshi Hada
Peggy Lipton
Kathleen Crowe
Sy Richardson
Lavonne
Marion Yue
Mr. Kazuko Hada
Bill McKinney
Father Burke
Gerald Castillo
Captain Tovar
Nicole Eggert
DeeDee
Amy Hathaway
Rita Crowe
Kumiko Hayakawa
Fumiko Hada
Michelle Wong
Setsuko Hada
Sam Chew Jr.
McLane
Sumant
Pakistani Hotel Clerk
Alex Hyde-White
English Instructor
Jim Ishida
Nakata
George Van Noy
Race Starter
Helen Lin
Tokyo Subway Girl
Veronica Carothers
Blonde Hostess
Alonzo Brown Jr.
Mugger
Michael Chong
Lieutenent Lim
Rob Narita
Japanese School Principal
Bill Brochtrup
Hairdresser
Tom Morga
Krieger
Marilyn Dodds Frank
Lesbian Pedophile
Jerome Thor
Perverted Gentleman
Robert Axelrod
Security Guard
Danny Trejo
Prison Inmate
Jophery C. Brown
Duke's Thug
Jill Ito
Japanese Hostess - Tokyo
Leila Lee Olsen
Nobu-Chan
Richard Egan Jr.
Vince
Deonca Brown
Louise
Sheila Gale Kandlbinder
Swimming Coach
Chris Bennett
School Photographer
Richard E. Butler
Joey - Deli Owner
James Ogawa
Kokuden Representative
Bill Cho Lee
Ota
Cynthia Gouw
Japanese Hostess - L.A.
Yung Sun
Gray-Haired Japanese
Shaun Shimoda
Japanese Calligraphy Teacher
Mindy Simon
Schoolgirl
Samuel E. Woods
Hot Dog Vendor
Yuri Ogawa
Mrs. Ota
Shelli Rae
Duke's Girl
Jessica Younger
Duke's Girl
Laura Crosson
Officer Petrini
Kim Lee
Porno Actress
John F. McCarthy
Porno Theater Manager
Erez Yoaz
Rosario
Elisabeth Chavez
Maria Rios
Simon Maldonado
Eddie Rios Jr.
Don Morton
Turnkey
Jay S. York
Duke's Cellmate
Lance Lane
Prison Inmate
Gary Mitrea
Prison Inmate
Lane Leavitt
Crane Operator
Clifford Strong
Duke's Thug

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A review by talisencrw

Written by talisencrw on Thu Jan 21 2016

Their ninth and final film together over a 12-year partnership, 'Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects' basically plays out as a Death Wish installment with Charles Bronson portraying Lieutenant Crowe instead of Paul Kersey, and being focused in anger both over child prostitution and that his own teenage daughter was molested by a Japanese businessman. Many would write this off as simply an exploitation film, but I love the fact that, like 'Gentleman's Agreement', it shows both that different degrees of racism are possible in anyone, but is also stoppable, as in seeing that a Japanese father cares about ...