Studio One Kurishiki Incident (Season 10, Episode 31)
TV Episode | 60 min | Drama

Studio One

Kurishiki Incident (Season 10, Episode 31)

TV Episode | 60 min | Drama

A GI kills a boy that he thought was stealing government property and is court martialed and acquitted of the crime. The boy's sister and uncle confront him and he seeks to make amends.

Director

Tom Donovan

Writers

Roger O. Hirson | Fletcher Markle (creator)

Producer

Gordon Duff

Composer

Vic Oliver

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Edit Released

Updated May 12, 1958

Release date

May 12, 1958 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

Won 5 Primetime Emmy Awards. Another 2 wins & 17 nominations

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Cast	+ Add Cast
17 cast members

Name	Known for
John Cassavetes Paul Greco Paul Greco See fewer	Rosemary's Baby (1968)
Sessue Hayakawa Dr. Sato Dr. Sato See fewer	The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)
Michi Kobi Tama Sato Tama Sato See fewer	12 to the Moon (1960)
Jack Mullaney Fuller Fuller See fewer	Little Big Man (1970)
Tom Laughlin Templeton Templeton See fewer	Billy Jack (1971)
James Franciscus Norstad Norstad See fewer	Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)
Ross Ford Winkleman Winkleman See fewer	Air Hostess (1949)
Paul Bryar Engel Engel See fewer	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Lois Kiuchi Mother Mother See fewer	Walk Don't Run (1966)
Frank Kumagai Numuru Numuru See fewer	Get Smart (1965)
Damian O'Flynn Colonel Colonel See fewer	The Hidden City (1950)
Ernest Hiroshige First Boy First Boy See fewer	Studio One (1948)
Daro Induye Second Boy (as Daro Inouye) Second Boy (as Daro Inouye) See fewer	Crusader (1955)
Nicky Blair Sadowski Sadowski See fewer	The Godfather Part III (1990)
Betty Furness Self - Commercial Spokeswoman Self - Commercial Spokeswoman See fewer	Midshipman Jack (1933)
Jack Slattery Announcer (voice) Announcer (voice) See fewer	Pardon My Rhythm (1944)
John Cameron Swayze Self - Commercial Spokesman Self - Commercial Spokesman See fewer	The Boston Strangler (1968)