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In the spirit of Monchi and Bielsista
Replying to Anas Abdul Jabar Aug 12, 2019
I must say, the ending of the 1st ep kinda took me by surprise. I do not know the direction of this drama, is…
More like realist drama than all the genres you said
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Replying to realdeal Aug 2, 2019
Person Nao
Aoi Yu + Nagano Mei
and sometimes +Kanno Miho and young Ikewaki Chizuru
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Replying to ayume Jul 30, 2019
The thread title a bit unmatch with the content..perhaps you should call them young..rather than rookie. Because…
Of course some would stand out of the rest, that is, the really gifted ones. But I'm happy to see even the ones considered 'average' players (I mean, the not-so-skillful ones) among the cohort are at least competent, well-trained, and well-prepared for the projects they are in. Unlike previous cohorts (i.e. 88-92, and to lesser extent 93-96 liners) of which their 'average actors/actresses' are often too raw or overpushed by the agency/public. The 88-92 liner is so far the biggest offender that a significant portion of the established actresses in the cohort are late starters or late bloomers (i.e. the likes of Haru Kuroki or Mitsuki Takahata), which means the former young prodigies 'died' out quite early in their careers due to lack of opportunities. Not sure why the writer let Kanna in though, she is by far the worst 'actress' in the class, skill-wise.
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catstreet Jul 30, 2019
WTF this article missed TONS of talented youngsters. So many of them that it would take too many space in this post. On the other hand, how on earth Kanna and Menma could make into the list?
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Replying to rdturbo Jul 30, 2019
This gen of female actresses are kicking ass.
Indeed, except for a few bad apples tho. I think it has to do with demands from the producers recently, which requires the actors to be more well-prepared and trained. Moreover, many of current youngsters have years of acting experiences under their belt, significant proportion of them had been child actresses or took acting classes or acting in theater troupes since childhood. The scale wasn't seen in most of the previous cohorts, where vast majority of child prodigies were failed to develop and forced to retire early before they were able to make their mark.
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Replying to iamgeralddd Jul 30, 2019
i'm a japanese drama beginner, i don't watch jdramas regularly but i love them because of their originality and…
Can't agree more. Many current A and A+ class actors are often entitled to take important parts in well-directed, festival quality series and movies since the start of their careers. That guarantees them to stay on the top in a winner-takes-all atmosphere in J-entertainment (except if only they get involved in terrible scandals or incarcerated lol). Mayu on the other hand didn't have this privilege. Many of her earlier works (prior to very recently) nowhere near that stellar, yet she always manages to elevate the depth of the characters she plays, even for smaller roles. That's why seeing her in top movies cast recently is very deserving.
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On Morishita Yoshiko Jul 30, 2019
OMG she tackles all type of dramas, from 156 episodes-long full Asadora to experimental slot dramas. Heck even Sakamoto Yuji has yet to write his asadora so far and many great screenwriters who do great in renzokus and movies often failed to deliver in this regard. She doesn't write a lot but whenever she does, it almost always strikes gold.
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Replying to realdeal Jul 30, 2019
Person Shiraishi Sei
Reminds me of young satomi ishihara.
lol that lips. BTW she looks more similar to Morikawa Aoi instead - similar facial feature, similar height, even similar body frame as well. Acting style wise, they are somewhat different, I think Sei is a little more versatile than Aoi, although Aoi isn't bad either.
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On Yoshine Kyoko Jul 19, 2019
Person Yoshine Kyoko
Perhaps she is THE most versatile actress by a mile in the 97-2000 age group? Maybe she isn't a virtuoso, hyper-technically-gifted actress, but her applicable range of roles is incredibly wide (especially for someone so young like her). Think something from that bloke in Channel no Sonomama to outright creepy in Kasane, which is quite a feat.
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Replying to Drama lover Jul 19, 2019
ahhh she remember me of horikita maki...gosh i miss my childhood
She is upgraded, technically more gifted version of Maki
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Replying to realdeal Jul 3, 2019
Person Hashimoto Ai
She's become underrated recently. I hope she get more romance movie/dramas projects cause she really has good…
Agreed, in my books she is more technically-gifted version of Nana Komatsu. I think she is bouncing back recently, her recent works seem interesting.
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Replying to hachisenpai1 Apr 2, 2019
Person Ito Sairi
happy birthday looks like kid in the picture :D
Yup the photo was taken when she was a child actress
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realdeal Apr 2, 2019
Honestly I won't call actors who've won awards back to back and got nominated everywhere all the time underrated. The only 'legitimate' underrated actors in the list are only Ohgo, Tanimura, Taiga, Ikewaki, Aso Kumiko (relative to the likes of same age group big stars like late Kanno Miho, Matsu Takako, Miki Nakatani etc) and perhaps Ikematsu.
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