Nine Deaths of the Ninja (1985)
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(Foreign Titles)
Nomination Year: 1992
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Anne O'Nymous
Smithee Award Nominations
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What a Doom-Cough No, I didn't make the name up: Blackie Dammett plays a wheelchair-bound mad scientist. He's supposed to be German, but he makes no attempt (at least no successful attempt) to change his accent. He merely sprinkles his off-putting performance with "achs" and "neins," which come off more like some American guy just saying "ock" and "nine."
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Directors
| Director | Claim to Fame |
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 Emmett Alston |
Cast
| Actor | Character | Claim to Fame |
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 Shô Kosugi |
<Not Yet in Database> | One of the most famous martial artists on film; Hosts his own "Ninja Theater" series of movies. |
| Emilia Crow |
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| Vijay Amritraj |
<Not Yet in Database> | Famous tennis player. Better athlete than actor, for sure. |
| Blackie Dammett |
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| Kane Kosugi |
<Not Yet in Database> | Son of renowned martial artist Shô |
| Shane Kosugi |
<Not Yet in Database> | Son of renowned martial artist Shô |
 Brent Huff |
<Not Yet in Database> | These days, he kind of looks like a Poor Man's Lance Armstrong. Officer Smitty on "The Rookie." |
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