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. 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 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 tells the story of Ippei Omori, a bad man who is forced to the edge of life and hates his family and children, lives with his brother-in-law of a single father and his children in order to be elected to the parliament. In the process of confronting family, society, and Japanese problems in daily life, the worst man gradually builds a relationship with his brother-in-law and his children like a real family, and gradually begins to want to create a better society, and finally seriously participates in the election and becomes a candidate, depicting the "worst man in Japan" who struggles to change his family, society, and Japan.
Actress #Haruna Kawaguchi# (29) will star in the NTV Earth 10 drama "ensemble" that will air in January next year, and co-play a lawyer with SixTONES member #Matsumura Hokuto# (29), a new original "legal love story" that depicts a completely different from previous court dramas. This drama is Kawaguchi's first starring role in an NTV TV series, and the script is played by three people: Kuniyoshi Sakita, Morohashi Hayato, and Nishioka Tomomi. In the play, Kawaguchi plays the role of Sena Koyama, a popular lawyer full of realism, and she partners with the idealistic rookie lawyer Yu Matohara played by Matsumura to challenge the trial of various love disputes, and the two with completely opposite personalities often quarrel in court around the ideal and reality of love. But in every love
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