We will deliver the Jiro Sato, an individual actor, who feels in his daily life and work. In fact, Mr. Sato celebrated his 20th anniversary as an actor this year. I look back on the memories of the works.
Personality actor Jiro Sato tells you about the Erlangism he feels in his daily life and work. In fact, this year marks the 20th anniversary of Jiro Sato's debut as an actor. On this occasion, he recalls his memories of past performances.
I just noticed.
I realize it now.
I've been in dramas and movies since I was 31 years old, but now I'm 51 years old.
I started starring in TV series and movies at the age of 31, and now I'm 51 years old.
Right. This year, this year marks the 20th anniversary of my debut.
yes. This year is my 20th year of debut.
In commemoration of that, he is a fool who would not want to do the "Sato Jiro National Recital Tour".
In order to commemorate the 20th anniversary, I would like to resolutely hold the "Sato Erlang Recital National Tour"... How could that be, stupid.
I'm sorry, suddenly the dirty words. In most areas, there will be no one who doesn't look like the word "debut" like this, and I'm sorry that I didn't understand the meaning of the word "recital" and used it in the atmosphere.
Oops sorry, a dirty word popped up. Probably, there is no one more inappropriate for the word "debut" than me, as for the word "recital", I don't know what it means, just by feeling, sorry.
No one celebrates the 20th anniversary, so by the way, my wife said a while ago, "Oh, I noticed amazing things!" This year marks the 20th anniversary of actors!" When I said, it was said, "Hmmm". In the first place, even this person himself only noticed in August this year. I finally noticed it about seven minutes ago. So at least in this column, I'm going to look back on 20 years.
Because no one came to celebrate my 20th anniversary, by the way, I just said to my wife "Oh! Discover an amazing thing! This year marks the 20th anniversary of my actor's debut! ", the answer is "Oh ~". Even I, the person involved, didn't finally realize it until August this year. I didn't think about it until about 7 minutes ago. So I want to at least think back a little bit about those 20 years in this column.
I made a name for myself because I was weak in heat and weak in cold, so first of all, from the hottest work in the last 20 years.
I'm known for my troublesome physique that's afraid of heat and cold, so first of all, I start with one of the hottest works in the past 20 years.
It is the movie "Alibi of Happiness ~ Picture~". The filming took place in an old Japanese house in midsummer. No air conditioning. I repeat. No air conditioning. And the setting is the funeral. mourning dress. I repeat. mourning dress. In addition, the shooting was done during the day, but since the setting is at night, I put a dark curtain on the window called the window and clean it.
That's the movie "The Alibi of Happiness." Photographed in the height of summer, in an old Japanese house. There was no air conditioning. Repeat. There was no air conditioning. Then, the background setting is a funeral. Wear mourning clothes. Repetition is mourning. And the shooting was done during the day, but the setting was at night, so all the windows were closed with black curtains and could not be ventilated.
It's not hot anymore. I'm sweaty, I'm almost sweaty rather than people anymore. It's like people are talking lines, sweat is talking. What's it like? Director Takanori Jinnai, who wore a dashing jacket, also took off his jacket 12 minutes after the start. Anyway, it was hot.
It's not a hot thing anymore. I was already sweating and I had become a sweater. It feels like it's not people saying lines, it's Sweat saying lines. What a feeling. "You can't just let the actors experience the unbearable pain of the heat" Director Takanori, who said this sentence and put on his coat handsomely, also took off his coat 12 minutes after the start of filming. All in all really hot.
Next is the coldest work. It is a movie "The star will fall in Oarai".
Then recall the coldest pieces. That's the movie "Starfall Wash city".
The photo was taken on the Oarai Beach in midwinter. But the setting is summer. I repeat. The setting is summer. My costume, aloha and shorts. Plus, okay, don't be surprised. what... Rain pretending.
The film was shot on the shores of the Great Wash in the winter. But the season setting is summer. Repeat. It's summer. My outfit is a Hawaiian shirt with shorts. What's more exaggerated is... You ready? Please don't be intimidated. actually... There is also artificial rainfall.
I thought I was going to die. Mentally he was almost dead. It is said, "There is one more yori of Jiro", and it is thankful as an actor to have Yori taken by supervisor's Yuichi Fukuda when finally finishing taking a picture and it warms up. It took me a few years to take a picture of Yori. That was the first time I cried out then. "I don't need Yori!" he said.
Really, I thought I was going to die. Mentally it was basically dead. Finally, when the shooting was over, I thought I could warm up a bit, but director Yuichi Fukuda said, "Erlang still has a close-up shot to shoot!" "In fact, as an actor, I am very grateful that everyone can take a close-up shot for me. Because I spent years trying to get the chance to shoot close-ups. For the first time, I shouted on the spot, "No need for close-up!" ”。
Finally, the work that had the highest hurdle of the role. Let me mention two works. One is the drama Regatta and the other is the drama "Night King".
Finally, let's review the most difficult works for character interpretation. Let me list two works. One is the TV series "Rowing Race" and the other is the TV series "The Night King".
I was 37 years old when I shot Regatta. And that's my role, college student. Are you ok? Are you fainting? I'll say it again for those who faint. My role at the age of 37 is a college student.
I was 37 years old when I was filming Rowing Race. Then, the character I played at that time was, college student. You okay? Still awake? I repeat it for the sake of the person who fainted because of this sentence. The character I play at the age of 37 is, a college student.
I'm sure I've been a ronin eight times, and I've been back seven times. I think it was a setting like that. Let me cry. I'm going to cry. I still remember producer Takuya Nakagomi's words, "Age doesn't matter to Jiro Sato."
I remember that the role setting was about 8 times, 8 times on the list, 7 times to study abroad... The role that makes my parents cry, or more accurately, the role that makes me cry. I still remember what Director Takuya Nakatsuji said, "For Erro Sato, age is not a problem."
And the "Night King." My role, host. Are you ok? Are you vomiting? Hey, why do I have to be so mean? But at least I'm going to throw up. It recalls the height of the hurdle of the role too much, and it seems to vomit.
Then there's The Night King. My character in the play is, Cowboy. You okay? Didn't spit it out? Wait, why do I have to be so inferior. But at least I was about to throw up. The difficulty of remembering the role is so high that I almost throw up.
At that time, I stretched the longest hair in my history for the role of a host. So I had Mr. Make-up make a clinch on my neckline. However, the people said, "Is that a wit?" My wife also said, "Oh, was it hair?" I'm sorry, I'm going to cry. I'll cry before I vomit.
At that time, I had the longest hair in my life for the role of Cowboy. Then, I asked the makeup artist to fix the hair on the back of the neck. Unexpectedly, I was spat at by everyone, "Huh? It's a wig, right? ”。 Even my wife said, "Ah, this is your own hair." I'm sorry, I'm going to cry. I have to cry before I throw up.
Even if I looked back a little like that, I was able to do really various works and roles. I still want to make you laugh, surprise, and roar in the future. Even after 20 years of debut, please give my best regards.
Even if I just look back a little, I can see that I have really starred in many different types of works and roles. In the next time, I also want to continue to make everyone happy, surprised, admired, and moved. After the 20th anniversary of your debut, please give me more advice.
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