Cinemacafe Journalist on Tori Matsuzaka's performances in KokoBoku and AnoKiss
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In these two dramas alone, he is the protagonist, but always on the "passive" side rather than the regular "taking his own initiative" characters.
cinemacafe.net/article/2021/0…
Excerpt
In these two dramas alone, he is the protagonist, but always on the "passive" side rather than the regular "taking his own initiative" characters.
cinemacafe.net/article/2021/0…
He is able to attract the attention along with the President or a successful mangaka, and makes the role shine without being buried. Although he is "helpless", his surroundings and viewers can't give up on him, and find themselves cheering for his every little step forward.
It is a very advanced technique to be able to play the leading role while being on the "passive" side. The character does not have much of positive initiative to root on but his "passive" acting shines.
How he deals with the "changes", how he digests them, comes to terms with them, and how he gains "independence" in the process? We have to expect the growth of the character until he finally takes his destiny into his own hands.
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