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1. www.denofgeek.com › tv › that-time-shogun-starThat Time Shogun Star Hiroyuki Sanada Stole the Show in Lost ...

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   Mar 5, 2024 · Prolific Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada brought real gravitas to the final season of Lost when it needed it the most. This article contains spoilers for the ending of Lost. Hiroyuki Sanada,...

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3. www.vulture.com › article › hiroyuki-sanada-shogunHiroyuki Sanada Explains ‘Shogun’ Ending and Season Two

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   Apr 24, 2024 · He read the script and then composed and created the Noh performance that is held in Osaka Castle at Lord Ishido’s request.

4. www.latimes.com › archives › blogs‘Lost’: Hiroyuki Sanada reveals what he was thinking when ...

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   Mar 3, 2010 · With no script to read when producers first called him, Sanada agreed to meet with Lindelof and Cuse to learn more about the character. They explained that Dogen was the guardian of the...

5. deadline.com › 2024 › 08‘Shōgun’ Star Hiroyuki Sanada On Season 2 Plans - Deadline

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   Aug 13, 2024 · With Shōgun, the epic drama series from FX based on James Clavell’s epic 1975 novel, veteran Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada ’s work pushed past any subtitle barriers to earn the show a massive...

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6. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-2010-mar-04-laWas it Dogen’s final act on ‘Lost’? - Los Angeles Times

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   Mar 4, 2010 · With no script to read when producers first called him, Sanada agreed to meet with Lindelof and Cuse to learn more about the character.

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   Aug 8, 2024 · Sanada, who also served as a producer on the series, tells THR how he worked to balance Eastern and Western perspectives and ensure historical authenticity, reveals when the next seasons are ...

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   Did Sanada get a script for lost?

   • Sanada has joined the cast of the ABC show Lost in 2010 during its sixth and final season. He was offered the role without being given a speech; instead he was just told the character's background. He then watched through the entire series before getting a script.

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   Is Sanada in Lost Season 6?

   • Lost is one of the best genre series to ever grace network television. It also, admittedly, wasn’t perfect. And its simultaneously ingenious and infuriating use of Sanada in its sixth and final season is a perfect microcosm of the show overall. Sanada appears in the first six episodes of Lost season 6 as the enigmatic Dogen.

   That Time Shogun Star Hiroyuki Sanada Stole the Show in Lost's Final

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   Why did 'Sanada' get a title?

   • Sanada ran with the title, encouraging series co-creators Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks to hire crew with expertise in Japanese costuming, set design, hair and makeup, and stunts; painstakingly poring over translations of dialogue with producer Eriko Miyagawa, and ensuring every single episode was cut with an eye toward period-specific accuracy.

   Hiroyuki Sanada Explains ‘Shogun’ Ending and Season Two

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   How old was Sanada when he became a samurai?

   • Sanada’s epic career began at the age of just 6, and he is best known internationally for such films as The Last Samurai, Speed Racer and Bullet Train, along with the shows Lost and Westworld.

   ‘Shōgun’ Star Hiroyuki Sanada On Season 2 Plans - Deadline

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   Was Sanada injured in 'Rush Hour 3' filmed?

   • With plenty of experience under his belt as on-screen warrior, Sanada (“The Last Sumarai,” “Twilight Samurai” and “Rush Hour 3”), said neither he nor Andrews were injured in the filming of the big temple scene. In case anyone was worried. “The choreographer is a good friend of mine, and we had a great relationship,” Sanada said.

   'Lost': Hiroyuki Sanada reveals what he was thinking when Dogen kicked

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   Is Sanada able to inject Toranaga's stoic face?

   • The daimyo has an ethereal grace befitting his royal blood but Sanada is able to inject Toranaga’s stoic visage with some subtle fear, as it’s clear he knows this game of thrones is likely to end in his death.

   That Time Shogun Star Hiroyuki Sanada Stole the Show in Lost's Final

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9. lostpedia.fandom.com › wiki › Hiroyuki_SanadaHiroyuki Sanada | Lostpedia | Fandom

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   Sanada has joined the cast of the ABC show Lost in 2010 during its sixth and final season. He was offered the role without being given a speech; instead he was just told the character's background. He then watched through the entire series before getting a script.