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Carpenters: Live at Budokan

19741h 7mNozomi Sunuma,Takayoshi Sato

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In 1974, The Carpenters, American brother and sister duo, traveled to Japan for a series of concerts which were part of their World Tour. It shows footage of their airplane arrival, a press conference with Karen and Richard, backstage preparations, short interviews with fans, and finally, their sold out concert.

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What is Carpenters: Live at Budokan (1974) about?

In 1974, The Carpenters, American brother and sister duo, traveled to Japan for a series of concerts which were part of their World Tour. It shows footage of their airplane arrival, a press conference with Karen and Richard, backstage preparations, short interviews with fans, and finally, their sold out concert.

Who stars in Carpenters: Live at Budokan?

Carpenters: Live at Budokan stars Karen Carpenter (Herself), Richard Carpenter (Himself), Doug Strawn (Himself), Tony Peluso (Himself), Bob Messenger (Himself). The film was directed by Nozomi Sunuma.

How long is Carpenters: Live at Budokan?

Carpenters: Live at Budokan has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1974.

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