"HERO2" Takuya Kimura Yokitakawa Keiko
According to the news of Japan's AGE PLUS on August 1, the recently popular Japanese drama "HERO2" (broadcast by Fuji TV), although the ratings fell slightly after the second episode was broadcast, the third episode re-pulled the ratings of 20%, which has maintained a good momentum. Along with the lead actor Takuya Kimura, the new actor Keiko Kitagawa has attracted much attention. The TV station staff gave Kitagawa a high evaluation, "The numb Chika she plays is very in place. In the play, like a bad boy who is violent and rude, frowning and smacking when he is unhappy, it is not so much that Kitagawa plays a serious and excellent character, but rather that the character in the play has a slightly rebellious taste. In the TV series "Nightmare", she also played a black character who is good on the surface and a little bad on the inside. I'm also obsessed with that character. In fact, Kitagawa Keiko has always given people the impression that she is not so noble and elegant as that she is meticulous in her work and has a more serious personality. It is said that she has not received attention from previous TV dramas, so she once wanted to accumulate experience for herself by playing supporting roles in movies and stage plays. When I worked with her before, she said, 'There is no talent and talent, only down-to-earth efforts'. ”
All along, in addition to acting skills, Kitagawa Keiko has attracted much attention in all aspects. By starring in "HERO2", everyone's eyes finally turned to her as an actress. However, for Kitagawa herself, there is one drama that is very important, and that is the first TV series she starred in, the live-action version of Sailor Moon (broadcast in 2003).
Some media have reported that "starring in "Sailor Moon" is the black history of Kitagawa, and there are many blushing scenes in it, so she is reluctant to mention it." There are also reports that "it may be because Sailor Moon has recently regained attention, so she is willing to mention it." "And that's not really the case. Kitagawa said in an interview, "Sailor Moon has always been the starting point of my acting career. Every year, she also posts on Weibo the news of the party with the members who co-starred in the beautiful girl. At the same time, there are also some negative reports about Kitagawa in Morita's "Brothers Inmaguya" (broadcast in 2006). For example, "Director Morita just likes her simple appearance, although she has no talent for acting, but there is always a talent for hard work." ”
When director Morita died in 2011, Kitagawa Keiko cried out in spite of everyone's eyes. It is precisely because of Beichuan's unremitting, down-to-earth and diligent efforts that he has achieved today's achievements. (Compiler: Qin Xiaoxiao)