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The Daphne

19661h 46mYasuki Chiba
IMDb 6.9

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"Four Different Patterns of Wedding Ceremonies for Four Sisters"

Four sisters are all named after flowers. While the two youngest are married, the eldest two remain single, much to the annoyance of their long-suffering mother. The mother and her brother try various schemes to find husbands for them.

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What is The Daphne (1966) about?

Four sisters are all named after flowers. While the two youngest are married, the eldest two remain single, much to the annoyance of their long-suffering mother. The mother and her brother try various schemes to find husbands for them.

Who stars in The Daphne?

The Daphne stars Machiko Kyō (Kikuko (the eldest daughter)), Yōko Tsukasa (Umeko (the second daughter)), Reiko Dan (Sakura (the third daughter)), Yuriko Hoshi (Ayame (the fourth daughter)), Keiju Kobayashi (Ooka (Umeko's husband)). The film was directed by Yasuki Chiba.

How long is The Daphne?

The Daphne has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1966.

Is The Daphne worth watching?

The Daphne holds an IMDb rating of 6.9/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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