The movie "Detective Chinatown 3" is one of the popular films in the Spring Festival of 2021, as a military article creator who does not make or break the box office, after watching this film, I feel that I should put down the few cents of the income earned from selling movie tickets, do not mix with the disputes with who is more and who is less, just to explore the Japanese actors participating in this film, their common feature is that they have deep roots with China, otherwise they would not cooperate with Si Cheng.
The actor who plays Katsumi Watanabe is named Yukazu Miura, and anyone born before the 1970s may have seen the TV series "Blood Doubt" starring him. "Blood Doubt" was introduced by the relevant state departments in 1984 and broadcast on CCTV, and it is said that when it was broadcast, it caused a sensational effect of "ten thousand empty alleys". The male protagonist of the drama, Mitsuo Sora, is played by Yukazu Miura. Time flies, the 23-year-old Japanese handsome man in "Blood Doubt" has been carved by the years into the 67-year-old man in "Detective Chinatown 3". If it were not for the old audience who was deeply impressed by "Blood Doubt", it would have been difficult to see the figure of the handsome man from Watanabe Katsu's body.
Actor Honami Suzuki, who plays Judge Yoshiko Kawamura, once starred as the heroine of "Tokyo Love Story" Akamei Reika. The TV series "Tokyo Love Story" was broadcast in Chinese mainland around 1995, and the audience at that time was mostly post-70s or post-60s, and people experienced the Japanese concept of love through the Japanese dramas at that time. Before the emergence of the Korean Wave, these Japanese dramas, represented by "Tokyo Love Story", were undoubtedly very novel things for Chinese young people at that time, and more or less affected their future lives. The baptism of years of lead, coupled with the destruction of slimming on middle-aged and elderly people, Suzuki Ho nami's appearance today is also a big change, if it is not a loyal audience of Toai, it is difficult to identify her once a popular Japanese actress in the mainland.
Masami Nagasawa, who plays Kobayashi Asuna, has already collaborated with Chinese director Wu Yusen in the movie "Taiping Wheel", and her role is Masako Shimura, Yan Zekun (played by Takeshi Kanejo), who was once a lover. Masami Nagasawa was born on June 3, 1987 in Iwata City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, and was 32 years old when she filmed Detective Chinatown 3, which is a big gap between the actual age of 41 years old in the plot, so it is no wonder that Tang Ren wants to marry her. The plot points out that Kobayashi was 5 years old when she was picked up by her grandfather and returned to Japan in 1983, and "Detective Chinatown 3" was filmed in 2019, so her age in the film should be 41 years old, and from the age analysis, Tang Ren is actually impossible to like her.
Shota Someya, who played the rapist Akira Murata, has long played the kukai monk in Chen Kaige's "The Legend of the Demon Cat", and is also a Japanese actor who has long been well known to Chinese film audiences.
Tadanobu Asano, an actor who plays Naoko Tanaka, starred in the Chinese film "The History of the Demise of Romanticism" directed by Cheng Er in 2016, and had many rival scenes with Chinese actors such as Zhang Ziyi, Ge You, and Ni Dahong in the film.
The reason why these Japanese actors are listed is because in the process of watching the film, it was suddenly found that the Japanese actors invited by director Chen Sicheng basically have deep ties with China, and have been very popular in China, or have long cooperated with Chinese filmmakers, rather than inviting some newcomers in the Japanese film and television circle. You may have long found that there are only a limited number of people who can play roles in Chinese film and television works, such as Koji Yano, who have become professionals in Chinese anti-Japanese dramas, but they will not gain a good reputation in Japan. Therefore, after watching this film in which the accident occurred in Japan, the author of this article deeply feels the cultural differences between China and Japan, and if Chen Sicheng wants to invite Japanese newcomers to star in the movie, it will be very difficult.
Finally, a point: there may be stubborn people to ask, what did Sicheng teacher teach you? Very simply, he taught me to write, direct and act, and was a good teacher. There are many unknowns around us, and it is always worth exploring. Of course, if it is replaced by military subjects such as tank shooting and tactical mapping, director Chen Sicheng certainly can't teach me the slightest bit!