In the 60s of the last century, the American drama "The Fugitive" was remade as a 93 movie of the same name starring Harrison Ford, and now Japan has also remade a Japanese drama SP "Fugitive", starring Ken Watanabe and Etsuji Toyokawa, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of TV Asahi's founding. The story is set in modern Japan, with Watanabe playing Kazuki Kakurai, an elite surgeon who is wrongfully murdered by his wife and chasing down the real murderer while on the run, and Toyokawa plays Masashi Hosaka, a criminal policeman who tracks him down. The work is directed by "Xiangba" director Izumi Seiji, and written by Masahiro Yoshimoto, and will be broadcast for two consecutive nights this year, and the specific broadcast time is to be reported.
This drama is adapted from the manga of the same name, which tells the story of Kanako (played by Reina Nengnian) who resigned from a black-hearted company because she couldn't stand the bullying of her boss, and then was attracted by the generous treatment and entered the killer company. While she hesitates about killing, her hidden talents begin to emerge and grow into a comedy story of a powerful killer.
This drama is adapted from Rito Asami's manga of the same name, which tells the story of the former policeman's father Haruo Yamashita (played by Masaya Nakagawa) who was killed on Christmas Eve, and his daughter Yamashita Kokomai (played by Suzu Hirose) uses the letters left by her father as clues to track down the truth of the suspenseful story of human crimes. The letter left by my father reads the word "unjust". In approaching the truth of the event, two events, the present and the past, are intricately intertwined...
This drama is adapted from Rito Asami's manga of the same name, which tells the story of the former policeman's father Haruo Yamashita (played by Masaya Nakagawa) who was killed on Christmas Eve, and his daughter Yamashita Kokomai (played by Suzu Hirose) uses the letters left by her father as clues to track down the truth of the suspenseful story of human crimes. The letter left by my father reads the word "unjust". In approaching the truth of the event, two events, the present and the past, are intricately intertwined...
This drama is adapted from Rito Asami's manga of the same name, which tells the story of the former policeman's father Haruo Yamashita (played by Masaya Nakagawa) who was killed on Christmas Eve, and his daughter Yamashita Kokomai (played by Suzu Hirose) uses the letters left by her father as clues to track down the truth of the suspenseful story of human crimes. The letter left by my father reads the word "unjust". In approaching the truth of the event, two events, the present and the past, are intricately intertwined...
This drama is adapted from Rito Asami's manga of the same name, which tells the story of the former policeman's father Haruo Yamashita (played by Masaya Nakagawa) who was killed on Christmas Eve, and his daughter Yamashita Kokomai (played by Suzu Hirose) uses the letters left by her father as clues to track down the truth of the suspenseful story of human crimes. The letter left by my father reads the word "unjust". In approaching the truth of the event, two events, the present and the past, are intricately intertwined...
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