An English sea captain becomes a samurai in 17th-century Japan.An English sea captain becomes a samurai in 17th-century Japan.An English sea captain becomes a samurai in 17th-century Japan.
- Won 3 Primetime Emmys
- 8 wins & 13 nominations total
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- TriviaWill Adams, the real-life English sea captain and adventurer who made it to Japan in the 16th century, has a street named after him in Japan: Anjin-Cho.
- GoofsAnjin-san receives a flintlock pistol as a gift from Lord Toranaga. Flintlock pistols were not in wide use until 1630, thirty years after the show's setting. The wheel lock and match lock pistols and muskets, also used in the show, are correct. Additionally, the Europeans were reluctant to export the latest firearms to Japan, preferring to keep the superior weaponry to themselves.
- Quotes
- [after Blackthorne's guard prevented an assassination attempt by Rodrigues]
- Pilot-Major John Blackthorne: Captain Yoshinaka was right to search him. Was that your idea?
- Lady Toda Buntaro - Mariko: Please excuse me, but I was afraid for you.
- Pilot-Major John Blackthorne: Sad, isn't it? Not being able to trust anyone.
- Lady Toda Buntaro - Mariko: It is not sad, Anjin-san. It is just one of life's most important rules.
- Alternate versionsOriginally a twelve-hour TV miniseries narrated by Orson Welles, it was later reissued for television in a somewhat shortened version with narration by Anne Bancroft. Shogun was re-edited into a 125-minutes movie for USA network TV with the addition of a new voice over narrated by Orson Welles
- ConnectionsEdited into Shogun (1980)
- SoundtracksBLACKTHORNE'S SHANTY
Words and Music by Eric Bercovici
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- James Clavell's Shogun
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