Fumino Kimura played a female hitman in "Killer Fables: Killers Don't Kill". Courtesy of Caichang International
Japanese actress Kimura Bunai in the just-broadcast Japanese drama "Family Recruitment", the interpretation of the gentle and gentle single parent teacher, in the new film "Killer Fable: The Killer Does Not Kill", turned into an alcoholic, a thousand cups of drunkenness, and even a hot and strong female fighter boy, and in the film wore hot pants show "Thunderbolt Scissor Legs", a flying swoop to knock down the opponent Masanobu Ando, showing jaw-dropping superb fighting skills.
Kimura Fumino is an alcoholic in Killer Fables: Killers Don't Kill. Courtesy of Caichang International
Her brilliant and sexy movements, the ideas are from the male protagonist and action director Okada Junichi, let her express her gratitude to Okada for working together again. In particular, the action scenes of this film from the beginning to the end have made the audience turn over the movie hall and praise many recent Hollywood action films. Whether it is Taiwanese actors, film critics, bloggers have lamented: "I haven't seen a Japanese movie for a long time, there is such a rampant action design!" ”
In "Killer Fables: Killers Don't Kill", Kimura Fumino interprets the male protagonist's "Fables" partner "Yoko", because he received instructions from his boss that he must disguise himself as Fable's sister and live with him in Osaka as an ordinary person, and cannot kill people. This also allows her, who loves to drink, to aim for love during her seclusion, and to enjoy dating with various men and the liquor store. Although the character has a cute appearance, he is drunk, drunk with a thousand cups, and can show superb fighting skills at key moments, which is eye-opening.
Kimura Fumino's action scenes this time will also be more and more difficult than the previous game "Killer Fables", which also allows her to start action training from 3 months before filming, and the male protagonist Junichi Okada personally serves as her action director, practicing 2 to 3 times a week, and even teaching her the Filipino martial art named "Kari", allowing her to quickly and compactly exchange attacks with her opponents. In addition, she and Masanobu Ando had brilliant fight scenes, which made Kimura sigh, "It's not easy to become Yoko with extraordinary fighting skills, because I haven't lived that life, but Mr. Okada always says' I want you to have fun or 'tell me what you want to do.'" He devoted himself to creating the image of Yoko as a 'sexy and attractive' character. ”
As for how to show the character's sexy, cute and neat hands, it also hurt the crew. Director Eguchi recalled: "When a woman punches or kicks her legs, she usually looks relatively weak, so I discussed with Mr. Okada how to show her strength. So Mr. Okada helped her design the scissor leg action, coupled with the hot pants style that can show the legs, so as to complete her sexy and powerful action scenes. And Kimura also perfectly performed this action scene, which made Okada feel relieved: "There are many killers that can only be done by women this time, and I am glad that she has achieved it." For working with Okada again, Kimura also laughed and said: "Okada's character does not have too many expressions, and his personality is very wooden, which also highlights my role." As for the "pseudo-brother-sister" relationship between the two people in the two films before and after, Okada also said: "It feels like I am melting like snow, and the dialogue with her has become more. Kimura laughed and said, "You say that, as if I were talking to stone before." ”