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1. www.tvguide.com › news › hiroyuki-sanada-shogun-fxHiroyuki Sanada Says Before Shōgun It Was 'So Hard to Correct ...

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   Mar 4, 2024 · The actor explains why the 'producer' title is as powerful to him as the 'shōgun' title is to Toranaga.

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2. www.reddit.com › r › televisionHow FX’s ‘Shogun’ Revolutionized ‘East-Meets-West ...

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   I've been watching the behind the scenes stuff on the FX YouTube channel. Sanada had been really active in the production (which makes sense since he's a producer on the show). I'm quite happy he's getting a chance to effect a production at this level.

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   Mar 9, 2024 · Hiroyuki Sanada, a producer on Shōgun, did all fighting scenes himself, embracing his involvement in the series' creation. Based on the bestselling novel written by James Clavell, the...

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4. www.smithsonianmag.com › history › the-real-historyThe Real History Behind FX's 'Shogun' | Smithsonian

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   Feb 27, 2024 · Discussing the 1980 series with the New York Times, Sanada, who also serves as a producer of the FX show, says, “As a Japanese [person], I wanted to see something more real at the time, to be ...

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6. www.theringer.com › tv › 2024/2/26FX’s ‘Shogun’ Tells a Familiar Story With a Wider Lens

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   Feb 26, 2024 · More than 20 years after the 63-year-old actor made his first major Hollywood appearance in The Last Samurai, Sanada assumes an additional role as a producer for Shogun, giving him a greater ...

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   Did Sanada really want to learn Shakespeare?

   • The actor was very much interested in Shakespeare, but in his teenage years he had a different timeline in mind. "Let's start from filming in English, then [become] more confident to speak English, then try Shakespeare at the end of my life," Sanada had thought.

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   How did Sanada make Shogun?

   • Sanada ensured Shogun was made with a Japanese crew who were experts in historically accurate wigs, costumes, props, and even “masters of gestures.” Each department had a consultant who was an expert in samurai movies.

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   Why does Sanada love young actors so much?

   • To Sanada, seeing the younger actors excel in their roles felt more rewarding than having his own performance applauded.

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   Who is Sanada in Shogun?

   • But in Shogun, Sanada is both lead and producer. And it was Sanada that Marks and Kondo, who were keenly aware they were tackling a story they were unfamiliar with, would most frequently turn to for advice. So when they set about shooting that dreaded training montage, they asked Sanada about it.

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   Was Hiroyuki Sanada real?

   • HIROYUKI SANADA: Yeah. The scale was huge. They created the whole village and a whole castle stone wall that was the real height. They created the Osaka Harbor. The buildings were real. It was amazing.

   ‘Shōgun’s Hiroyuki Sanada Describes The Show's Samurai Boot Camp

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   What happened to Sanada after King Lear?

   • "That experience changed my life," he said. After King Lear, he felt ready to venture into more international projects. Just a few years later, in 2003, Sanada starred in his first Hollywood film: as swordsman Ujio in The Last Samurai, opposite Tom Cruise.

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   Feb 27, 2024 · Sanada first boarded Shogun as the star, but quickly became a producer as well. It wasn’t an empty title; Marks and Kondo wanted to make him a real collaborator.