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Shogun Episode 8’s Tea Scene Explained: Why Lady Mariko Refused Buntaro’s Request
Toda Hiromatsus shocking scene in Shgun episode 8 shows how far ... setting her up for a huge mission from Toranaga in ShÅ ...
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An Examination Of The Duality Of Shogun: Brutal Action vs Casual Dinner Scenes
Shogun's impressive storytelling balances action with quieter scenes, making it more grounded and believable than other ...
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FX’s Shogun and the Manipulation of Destiny
Graphic courtesy of Adriana Colon This TV Fest, SCAD honored Hiroyuki Sanada from Shogun with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Sawai refused ‘Shogun’ scenes to alter views on Japanese women
“Shogun” is her first period drama, and she underwent intensive training for the role, including how to fight with swords and ride a horse. When shooting scenes in Canada, Sawai had four or so ...
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'Shōgun' episode 9: Mariko's gate scene revisits a key moment from episode 3. Here's why.
Anna Sawai in "Shōgun." Credit: Katie Yu / FX Shōgun is a series full of wily political operators, unpredictable fight scenes, and the occasional devastating earthquake. Yet the biggest obstacle ...
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A scene from the 47 Ronin, a famous Japanese play
When a daimyo died, these warriors became "ronin," masterless samurai. After Tokugawa Ieyasu became shogun in 1603, samurai military services were no longer required, and many ronin wandered the ...
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‘Shogun’ 1980 Miniseries Director Calls Out FX Show as “Not Entertaining” for American Audiences
By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter Jerry London, who directed the nine-hour Shogun that aired on NBC in September 1980, remembers his project as challenging, and says that producers ...