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The Mikado

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In a picturesque Japanese village, two beautiful young women, Yum-Yum and Pitti-Sing, find themselves in the midst of a romantic entanglement. The story begins when a young Englishman, Nanki-Poo, arrives in the village with a plan in mind: he wants to find his beloved Yum-Yum but discovers that she is betrothed to an elderly aristocrat, the Lord High Executioner, Ko-Ko. However, the situation complicates when Nanki-Poo learns that the municipality has been dealing with a strange edict from the emperor: all bachelors must be executed.

With his life at stake, Nanki-Poo pretends to be a wandering musician while striving to win Yum-Yum's heart. At the same time, Ko-Ko finds himself caught between his newfound power and the chaos that surrounds him. With each twist of fate, the characters face comedic and absurd dilemmas that include identity mix-ups, inappropriate conspiracies, and a series of hilarious misunderstandings.

Amidst colorful musical numbers and light-hearted humor, the plot culminates in an unexpected conclusion, where love triumphs and it is revealed that true power lies in wit and the joy of living. As all the characters come together in a blend of entanglements, the film becomes a vibrant celebration of life, love, and the madness of bureaucracy. All of this, under the watch of an emperor who may not be as feared after all.

Media type
Movie
Year
1939
Director
Victor Schertzinger
Writer
William S. Gilbert
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.40
Actors
Martyn Green
Sydney Granville
John Barclay
Kenny Baker
Jean Colin
Gregory Stroud
Constance Willis
Elizabeth Paynter
Kathleen Naylor
Leslie Phillips
Gender
Romance
Comedy
MΓΊsica
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
Geoffrey Toye
Original title
The Mikado
Duration
91
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