Jason Wu Fengyun plays a Japanese actor.

Japanese name: Ryu Kohata.

Nationality: Japan

Occupation: boxer, actor

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Ryu Kohata, a Japanese professional boxer. Because of the movie "Nanjing" directed by Lu Chuan! Nanjing! In "The Story of the Japanese Invaders", he successfully portrayed the Japanese army officer Yita, entered the field of vision of China audience and started his acting career.

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Ryu Kohata's performance as the "most hardworking Japanese student" has been affirmed. Ryu Kohata plays Shinichi Yano, a special criminal in Tokyo, in East Wind Rain. His character is introverted and calm, and his former "violent" spirit has disappeared. Mu Ryu Kohata

Zanlong is one of the earliest actors confirmed by the crew. As a Japanese actor, Ryu Kohata, known as "the hardest young man in Japan", won the appreciation of general director Liu Yunlong. At the press conference, he praised his performance in public as "very Japanese" and privately said that "his performance is a real Japanese, not an imaginary Japanese". Compared with Nanjing! Nanjing! The indifference and cruelty of relying on heaven in "East Wind Rain" and the cautious reliance on heaven in "East Wind Rain" look more like a noble son. Ryu Kohata said with a smile: "Director Liu asked that my performance must conform to" Nanjing! Nanjing! "The difference is that Shen Yi is wearing a suit and hat, which is very intellectual. I also designed cleanliness specifically for this role, such as shaving all the beards. " Liu told reporters that Ryu Kohata played against Ying Da and Liu Yunlong in the play. His performance in the last game was particularly remarkable, and he expressed warm feelings in a calm state, which is worth looking forward to. According to Ryu Kohata, the cooperation with the whole team is very pleasant, and Fan Bingbing is an easy-going and enthusiastic actor. I praised him for working in Nanjing the first time we met! Nanjing! His performance in ""made him relax and get into work quickly. Talking about the cooperation experience with directors Lu Chuan and Liu Yunlong, Ryu Kohata said, "Shoot Dongfeng Rain and Nanjing! Nanjing! " Each has his own hard work. Liu Yunlong's director is skilled, and he is very precise about the composition and the position of the actors. Director Lu Chuan asked the actors to be completely immersed in the role and integrated with the characters in the play, and the camera would follow the actors' performance. "Ryu Kohata plays the threatened Japanese and wants to invite the Japanese Prime Minister to watch Nanjing! Nanjing! " "Nanjing! Nanjing! In the film, Ryu Kohata plays a representative of the imperial army who kills people without blinking an eye. This role made him very popular in China and Ryu Kohata's East Wind Rain stills.

Force. On the one hand, the audience in China hated the Japanese who made the Nanjing tragedy, and vented their anger directly on him. On the other hand, he discredited Japan's role and personally threatened by Japanese right-wingers. He said frankly, "Nanjing! After that, he received several threatening emails. Compared with the anger of the domestic audience, the secret threat from Japan made him more afraid. It is understood that Ryu Kohata has shifted his focus of work and life to China, and signed a contract with Sichuan Film Company led by Director Lu Chuan last year to concentrate on development in China. " China is bigger than Japan in both film market and living space. "Ryu Kohata said in Chinese, which is not fluent," I have a deeper understanding of Sino-Japanese relations by acting in two movies about World War II. Ryu Kohata is studying Chinese hard at present, and frankly wants to be the best Japanese actor in China, but when he heard about "Nanjing! Nanjing! After it was released in Japan, his greatest wish was to let the Japanese Prime Minister and Premier China watch movies together. "I am responsible for inviting our prime minister, and you will be responsible for your prime minister!" He said jokingly. It is understood that Ryu Kohata's other film "Jason Wu Fengyun" has been confirmed to be released at the end of this year, and the other two films are about to start shooting at the end of this year. Ryu Kohata revealed that he was trying to invite Bo Huang, who became a hit because of Crazy Stone, to participate in one of the films, and he was also actively promoting the production of co-productions between China and Japan. At that time, he will play the No.1 actor in Japan and his favorite boxer. Remember "Nanjing! Nanjing! " "Iraqi officer" who ordered the shooting of Fan Wei? The "Tokyo special criminal" opposite Liu Yunlong Biao in "East Wind Rain"? Now, he will play "Li Shimeng", Donnie Yen's sworn enemy and the leader of the Japanese assassination group in Jason Wu. Ryu Kohata, 34, has only three films in China, but all of them are commercial productions. Goodbye, Ryu Kohata, who is already a "foreigner" living in Shuangjing area, began to tell cold jokes in Chinese, and it was the first time that he knew his online information including "bringing his wife and skin to bring China development". "I'm not married and have no children, but I have many girlfriends," he said. So the photographer let him lie in the middle of a pile of white chairs, as if he were in the middle of blooming petals, surrounded by feminine curves. Ryu Kohata shook his waist, trying to make a look of enjoyment. The moment I pressed the shutter, I recorded the way he fell-he was called "the hardest Japanese kid", but he was not hard at all and was very naughty. In Nanjing! Nanjing! Before the Death Note, Ryu Kohata had appeared in Japanese movies, although most of them were small roles (such as walk-on in the first part of the Death Note), but this did not hinder his ambition at all. "Jason Wu Fengyun" is about to show his confrontation with Donnie Yen. Of course, Ryu Kohata was defeated in the movie, but in reality, he started boxing at the age of 65, and Ryu Kohata, who won the third place in the national competition at the age of 438+04, said, "Donnie Yen can't beat me."