Showing posts with label Takeru Sato. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Takeru Sato. Show all posts
Coming out on 2015 is the live-action film adaptation of Ohba Tsugumi and Obata Takeshi's popular manga, Bakuman..
Versatile actor Sato Takeru (Kamen Rider Den-O, BECK, Rurouni Kenshin) will play the role of Mashiro Moritaka, a young man who dreams to become a manga artist, while Kamiki Ryunosuke (Tantei Gakuen Q, Rurouni Kenshin) takes the role of his classmate and story collaborator, Takagi Akito. The story revolves around the two as they make their dreams come true of becoming manga creators.
According to Sato, conveying to the world the history, present and the greatness of Japanese manga and "Japanimation" is what he really wanted. Meanwhile, Kamiki considers this opportunity of working on an amazing story as an honor added to the fact that he loves the original manga himself.
To direct the film is One Hitoshi (Moteki, Koi no Uzu/The Vortex of Love). Alongside with him is creator Obata who had thought of the film's concept and will be acting as a staff member as he involves himself directly in the production. Also, his art would be appearing on the film as the different manga Mashiro has drawn.
via Anime News Network
Kamen Rider Den-O's Sato Takeru is announced to be starring as a detective in the upcoming Fuji TV drama "Bitter Blood". This also considers as his first detective role as well as to star in a drama under Fuji TV.
The story revolves around a rookie detective by the name of Sahara Natsuki (Sato) being assigned to the Investigation division of Ginza police station. In that station, there is Shimao Akimura (played by Watabe Atsuro), who happened to be his father and a veteran detective. Though they were reunited with this consequence, they were like strangers through his parents' divorce. Upon becoming his father's partner, although Natsuki opposes his father, he learns a lot about being a detective from him.


Originally written by Shizukui Shusuke as a novel under the same name, Bitter Blood will air in April on Fuji TV on Tuesdays at 9:00 pm.
via Tokyohive


