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Actor: Hiroyuki Sanada

Hiroyuki Sanada began as a child actor and trained in martial arts from the age of five, becoming a major star in Japan before working internationally.

Ringu, The Twilight Samurai and Royal Space Force established the Japanese career, and The Twilight Samurai in particular is a quiet, unheroic performance in a genre built on the opposite.

He worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company in King Lear, in English, which is a remarkable pivot, and then appeared in The Last Samurai, Sunshine, 47 Ronin and Mortal Kombat.

Shogun brought a late and enormous surge in recognition, and he produced it as well as starring.

Speed Racer sits in his colorful race car, which has impossible geometry and bright, flat colors with no shadows, designedChristina Ricci

Speed Racer (2008) Review

Speed Racer (2008) rates 7 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. The Wachowskis spent a hundred and twenty million dollars building a candy-colored world with no shadows in it, made ninety-four back, and produced the most misunderstood studio film…

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Ringu (1998) film posterHiroyuki Sanada

Ringu (1998)

Hideo Nakata directs the Japanese supernatural horror about a cursed videotape that kills viewers seven days after watching. Ringu is Hideo Nakata's 1998 Japanese supernatural horror film adapted from Koji Suzuki's 1991 novel, depicting a Tokyo television reporter investigating a…

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