Live-Action TV
Description
The three Kisugi sisters—Hitomi, Rui, and Ai—lead a double life running a small cafe called Cat's Eye by day while working as a trio of highly skilled art thieves by night. Each heist ends with them leaving behind a calling card bearing the name Cat's Eye, taunting the authorities who have been unable to stop them. Their true motivation is deeply personal: the artworks they steal, mostly paintings, originally belonged to their missing father, Heinz, a famous artist and art collector who vanished during the Nazi era. The sisters believe that by gathering his scattered works, he will eventually contact them. Complicating matters is Toshi, the police officer assigned to the Cat's Eye case. He is also Hitomi's devoted fiancé, completely unaware that his beloved is one of the thieves he has sworn to capture. The live-action special follows the sisters as they execute another elaborate heist, balancing the danger of their secret identity with the emotional stakes of Hitomi and Toshi's relationship, all while edging closer to the truth about their father.
Information
Cat's Eye: Midnight wa Koi no Aventure
キャッツ・アイ ミッドナイトは恋のアバンチュール
Type: Live-Action TV
Date: 07/23/1988
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Cast
  • Rui Kisugi
    Mitsuyo Nemoto
  • Hitomi Kisugi
    Yū Hayami
  • Kyōzō Zeniya
    Daijirō Harada
  • Masato Kamiya
  • Tetsu Kōno
    Yoshiaki Takahashi
  • Museum Guard
    Hirokazu Yamaguchi
    Takatoshi Takeda
  • Kruger's Minion
    Katsumasa Ōgaki
    Takamasa Ōgaki
  • Inunaki Police
    Mitsuyoshi Jōgo
    Shinichi Hoashi
  • Museum Curator
  • Ai Kisugi
    Risa Tachibana
  • Hiroshi Kaifu
    Bengal
  • Toshio Utsumi
    Hideki Saijō
  • Sadatsugu Nagaishi
    Masaki Kyōmoto
  • Eriko Utsumi
    Eriko Tamura
  • Yukari's Maid
    Junko Oka
  • Yasuko Kikuchi
    Michi Shinozaki
  • Ryōko Kuniyama
    Yoshimi Yokosuka
Comment(s)
Staff
  • Script
    Yūichi Higurashi
  • Action Director
    Masaru Okada
Production
  • Production
    Nippon Television Network
    as birds
  • Art
    NHK Bijutsu Center