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Taichi Saotome est un Acteur né le 24 septembre 1991 à Dazaifu (Japon)
Taichi Saotome (早乙女太一, Saotome Taichi, born Taichi Nishimura 西村太一 Nishimura Taichi) b. 24 September 1991 is a Japanese film and stage actor best known for playing young men and onnagata roles of women. He is known as "Nagashime Ouji" (流し目王子) or "Sidelong Glance Prince".
His father is the head of the gekidan sujaku theatre troupe, and Saotome grew up within the troupe, performing primarily in taishū engeki. Identified as having a natural talent as an onnagata (female impersonator), he has been trained in that field, and performs in female roles onstage.
He has acted in two films by director Takeshi Kitano. In 2003, in Zatoichi, he portrayed the child Seitaro who, when older, disguised himself as a geisha (played by Daigoro Tachibana). Though in a different troupe from Tachibana, the two have frequently practiced and performed together. Saotome was also in Kitano's 2005 film, Takeshis', in which he was credited as himself, playing a young female impersonator and dancer.
Saotome also plays young male roles, particularly those with a bishōnen aesthetic, i.e. graceful, beautiful young men. In 2005, he played the role of Mori Ranmaru in a National Museum event called "Sengoku Fantasy", and on New Year's 2007, he played a young Horibe Yasubee in the NHK New Year's jidaigeki play.
Though he has not appeared in many films, Saotome has a fan following in the theatre, and his official fan club was established in 2006. He has said that he does not really understand his appeal, but is happy that people of all ages enjoy his performances. His appearance on the variety show D no Gekijō in late January 2007 was one of a number of his events which have generated an overwhelming fan response. It was arranged that he would reprise the same performance, a dance in a flower-decorated kimono, at the Taishōkan, soon afterwards. The performance was sold out the next day.
Saotome has expressed a desire to play men's roles and to perform in more mainstream or traditional theatre, saying that he has never much cared for playing female roles.
Beginning in October 2010, Saotome will star in the stage production of the otome game, Hakuouki. He has been cast as vice commander, Hijikata Toshizo, of the Shinsengumi.
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Taichi Saotome
His father is the head of the gekidan sujaku theatre troupe, and Saotome grew up within the troupe, performing primarily in taishū engeki. Identified as having a natural talent as an onnagata (female impersonator), he has been trained in that field, and performs in female roles onstage.
He has acted in two films by director Takeshi Kitano. In 2003, in Zatoichi, he portrayed the child Seitaro who, when older, disguised himself as a geisha (played by Daigoro Tachibana). Though in a different troupe from Tachibana, the two have frequently practiced and performed together. Saotome was also in Kitano's 2005 film, Takeshis', in which he was credited as himself, playing a young female impersonator and dancer.
Saotome also plays young male roles, particularly those with a bishōnen aesthetic, i.e. graceful, beautiful young men. In 2005, he played the role of Mori Ranmaru in a National Museum event called "Sengoku Fantasy", and on New Year's 2007, he played a young Horibe Yasubee in the NHK New Year's jidaigeki play.
Though he has not appeared in many films, Saotome has a fan following in the theatre, and his official fan club was established in 2006. He has said that he does not really understand his appeal, but is happy that people of all ages enjoy his performances. His appearance on the variety show D no Gekijō in late January 2007 was one of a number of his events which have generated an overwhelming fan response. It was arranged that he would reprise the same performance, a dance in a flower-decorated kimono, at the Taishōkan, soon afterwards. The performance was sold out the next day.
Saotome has expressed a desire to play men's roles and to perform in more mainstream or traditional theatre, saying that he has never much cared for playing female roles.
Beginning in October 2010, Saotome will star in the stage production of the otome game, Hakuouki. He has been cast as vice commander, Hijikata Toshizo, of the Shinsengumi.
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Promare (2019)
Réalisé par Imaishi Hiroyuki
Origine Japon
Genres Science-fiction, Action, Animation
Acteurs Kenichi Matsuyama, Taichi Saotome, Masato Sakai, Ayane Sakura, Hiroyuki Yoshino, Tetsu Inada
Rôle Lio Fotia (voice)
Note69%
Une énorme tempête de feu a dévasté la moitié des villes du monde, affaiblissant les hommes et donnant naissance à des mutants capables de manier le feu, les Burnish. 30 ans plus tard, un groupe de mutants terroristes, appelés les Mad Burnish, menacent de détruire de nouveau la Terre. Le seul rempart de l'humanité ? La Burning Rescue, une équipe de pompiers d'un nouveau genre qui vont entrer en collision avec les Mad Burnish.
Bleach (2018)
, 1h58Réalisé par Shinsuke Satō
Origine Japon
Genres Fantasy, Action, Aventure
Thèmes Magie
Acteurs Sōta Fukushi, Erina Mano, Hana Sugisaki, Ryo Yoshizawa, Masami Nagasawa, Taichi Saotome
Rôle Renji Abarai
Note63%
Ichigo Kurosaki est un adolescent vivant dans la ville de Karakura. Un jour, celui-ci fait la rencontre de Rukia Kuchiki, une Shinigami (Faucheur d'âmes) dont la mission est d'amener les âmes des morts dans la Soul Society. Elle doit aussi combattre les Hollow, les âmes monstrueuses des morts perdues qui peuvent nuire à la fois aux fantômes et aux humains.
Memoirs of a Murderer (2017)
, 1h57Réalisé par Yū Irie
Origine Japon
Genres Drame, Thriller, Policier
Thèmes Tueur en série
Acteurs Tatsuya Fujiwara, Hideaki Itō, Kaho, Shūhei Nomura, Taichi Saotome, Mitsuru Hirata
Rôle Jo Toda
Note67%
En 1995 ont lieu cinq meurtres en série non résolus. Wataru Makimura (Hideaki Itō ) est chargé de l’enquête mais tombe dans un piège lors duquel son supérieur est tué. L’affaire reste non résolue.
, 2h4Origine Japon
Genres Action
Acteurs Taichi Saotome, Yuya Endo (遠藤 雄弥), Yu Inaba, Shunsuke Nishikawa, Yuki Yamada, Gaku Sano
Rôle Tatsuhito Ryu
Note70%
Les membres du gang SWORD ont gagné contre les Wangan Rengogun, menés par Kohaku (Akira ), et la ville retrouve son calme.
Crows Explode (2014)
, 2h9Réalisé par Toshiaki Toyoda
Origine Japon
Genres Drame, Thriller, Art martial, Comédie, Action, Policier
Thèmes Le thème de l'éducation, Sport, Arts martiaux, Gangsters, Harcèlement à l'école
Acteurs Taichi Saotome, Yūya Yagira, Ryo Katsuji, Masahiro Higashide, Suzu Hirose, Kento Nagayama
Rôle Ryohei Kagami
Note57%
L'histoire se déroule un mois après la fin de Crows Zero 2. Les boss du lycée Suzuran, Genji Takiya et Tamao Serizawa, ont été diplômés. Une nouvelle bataille s'engage entre les nouveaux lycéens pour déterminer qui contrôlera l’établissement.
A Boy Called H (2013)
, 2h2Réalisé par Yasuo Furuhata
Genres Drame
Acteurs Yutaka Mizutani, Shun Oguri, Ran Ito, Ittoku Kishibe, Kuranosuke Sasaki, Jun Kunimura
Note67%
Takeshis' (2005)
, 1h48Réalisé par Takeshi Kitano
Genres Drame, Comédie
Thèmes La mer, Transport, Yakuza, Gangsters
Acteurs Takeshi Kitano, Susumu Terajima, Kotomi Kyono, Ren Osugi, Kayoko Kishimoto, Akihiro Miwa
Rôle Lui-même
Note62%
Beat Takeshi vit une vie bien remplie et parfois délirante de star du showbiz. Un jour il rencontre un homme qui lui ressemble, sauf qu'il est blond, nommé Kitano. Ce dernier est caissier dans une supérette, mais il voudrait devenir acteur. Après leur rencontre Kitano commence à se prendre pour Beat.
Zatoichi (2003)
, 1h56Réalisé par Takeshi Kitano
Origine Japon
Genres Drame, Action, Aventure
Thèmes Mafia, Maladie, La mer, Sport, Transport, Arts martiaux, Samouraï, Yakuza, Le handicap, La cécité, Gangsters
Acteurs Takeshi Kitano, Tadanobu Asano, Michiyo Okusu, Takahito Iguchi, Daigoro Tachibana, Yūko Daike
Rôle Young Osei
Note74%
Dans le Japon des samouraïs, Zatoïchi est un voyageur aveugle, dont les yeux restent fermés, qui gagne sa vie en tant que joueur professionnel et masseur. Mais son handicap dissimule un guerrier stupéfiant dont l'extrême précision et la rapidité au sabre font de lui, un combattant de kenjutsu hors pair. Au fil de ses pérégrinations, Zatoïchi arrive dans un village sous la coupe d'un chef local, Ginzo, qui fait régner la terreur en se débarrassant de quiconque osera se dresser sur son chemin, par l'intermédiaire d'un redoutable samouraï rōnin, Hattori. Zatoïchi rencontre dans un bar deux geishas aussi belles que dangereuses, qui se rendent de ville en ville pour rechercher le meurtrier de leurs parents. Leur seul indice est un nom : Kuchinawa. Alors que les hommes de main de Ginzo découvrent Zatoïchi, le combat s'engage et la légendaire canne-épée de celui-ci entre en action.