Ken Watanabe's starring role in Tokyo Vice is merely the latest spotlight for the Japanese actor. Ahead of the HBO Max show's season finale this week, Watanabe spoke with EW about some of the biggest ...

"It's more exciting. Season 2 is more complicated," the actor and executive producer said, while breaking down his character's climactic scene. [Editor’s Note: The following interview contains ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ken Watanabe is having the last word on “The Last Samurai.” After the 2003 film, inspired by a true story, was criticized for ...

“Tokyo Vice” Season 2 is underway on Max, continuing the story of real-life journalist Jake Adelstein and his investigations around organized crime in Japan in the late 1990s. Show creator J.T. Rogers ...

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The second season of MAX’s “Tokyo Vice” continues the often dangerous investigative exploits of Ansel Elgort’s Jake Adelstein, the first non-Japanese reporter on a Tokyo daily paper, and Ken ...

Ken Watanabe, Japan’s leading international star, tackles a truly different kind of role in the decades-spanning drama “Kokuho.” An Oscar nominee for its makeup and hairstyling, “Kokuho” is set in the ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Tokyo Vice follows an American journalist in 1990s Japan as he ...

The world of organized crime in Japan is center stage in "Tokyo Vice," a new HBO show in which an American reporter and transplant to the country must learn to navigate the relationship between ...