Masaharu Fukuyama will star in the last Sunday drama of the Heisei era, "Group Left Move!! 》

Masaharu Fukuyama will star in TBS TV's Sunday drama "Group Moves Left!! 》。

People's Daily Tokyo, January 4, 2019 Japan Channel comprehensive Japanese fashion entertainment website Modelpress reported that Masaharu Fukuyama will star in TBS TV's Sunday drama "Group Left Move!! (Tentative)," which will air every Sunday at 9 p.m. in April this year. This is Masaharu Fukuyama's first starring role in a Sunday drama.

The play is set in a world of banks that seems to be full of tension. In the play, Kataoka, the protagonist who is not superhuman but just an ordinary office worker, rebels against the unreasonable behavior of the huge organization with colleagues who have become candidates for the Dismissal of kamata Branch. The TV series depicts the protagonist and other characters in a comical and energetic way, and is a delightful comedy.

The original work of the TV series is Tetsuo Ebato's "New Edition Bank Branch Manager" and "Group Left Shift", and the author has created a lot of fiction and non-fiction works with political and economic themes. The screenwriter is Quan Jisho, who has worked as a screenwriter in "Rookie Story" (2008), the film "Rookie Story: Graduation" (2009), and "Antarctica" (2011). In Japan, the New Year number has been used since May this year, so this TV series has become "Heisei's Last Sunday Drama".

Fukuyama plays the protagonist bank clerk Kataoka Hiroshi, although he knows that some things are unreasonable, he is silent and patient, he believes that "this is to survive in society", is a typical office worker. On the other hand, the protagonist is also affected by the efforts of his subordinates and colleagues, and is also a compassionate man. (Editor: Song Yan Reviewer: Chen Jianjun) (Source: )

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