Tag: Tokyo Vice
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7 Best New Movies To Watch on Max in February 2024
A few TV shows will premiere new seasons on Max in February 2024, including the final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm and Season 2 of Tokyo Vice. Although having new episodes to binge seems enough of a reason for subscribers to keep up their high spirits, several worthwhile films are joining the streaming platform this…
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‘Ferrari’ Teaser Trailer: Adam Driver Stars In Michael Mann’s Adrenaline-Charged Racing Biopic
Eighty years young, filmmaker Michael Mann (“Heat”) shows no signs of slowing down. Meticulous, precise, and muscular in his filmmaking, the American auteur often takes several years between films, but he’s seemingly been moving slightly faster these days. His last feature was eight years ago, “Black Hat,” in 2015, but he also directed key elements…
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‘Tokyo Vice’ Season 2: Everything We Know So Far
There are crime thrillers and then there is Tokyo Vice, a gritty story that explores crimes and criminals with a very different approach. This Max original series looks at the underworld of 90s Tokyo from the inside out, following one young journalist and a detective who are both determined to uncover the truth, no matter…
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‘Tokyo Vice’ Season 2 Wrapped Filming Before the WGA & SAG-AFTRA Strikes
Tokyo Vice‘s long-awaited second season is in the can. The Michael Mann-produced series completed filming prior to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes that currently have productions on hold. Variety reports that principal filming on the season has finished in an interview with Tokyo Vice producer Alex Boden. However, fans of the series shouldn’t plan to…
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Ken Watanabe on Filming the ‘Tense,’ ‘Scary’ Finale to ‘Tokyo Vice’ and Plans for an ‘Exciting’ Season 2
Welcome to My Favorite Moment! In a new week-long series IndieWire spoke to the actors behind just a few of our favorite television performances of the year about how the onscreen moment they are most proud of came together.[Editor’s Note: The following interview contains spoilers for “Tokyo Vice” through Season 1, Episode 8, “Yoshino.”]Before Ken…
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‘Tokyo Vice’ Under Fire for Misleading Source Material: ‘I Don’t Think Half of That Stuff in the Book Happened’
One of the spring’s highest profile new television series was “Tokyo Vice” on HBO Max. The show tells the story of Jake Adelstein, the real life American journalist who built a career as a crime reporter in Tokyo, establishing deep relationships with members of the city’s criminal underworld to document the dealings of the Yakuza.He…
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Tokyo Vice Creator J.T. Rogers And Star Ansel Elgort On Immersion, Pacing, And A Possible Season 2 [Interview]
J.T. Rogers is a Tony Award-winning writer whose first produced TV credit was last year’s HBO movie “Oslo.” Now he’s stepping up his game in a major way as the creator and showrunner of “Tokyo Vice,” a sleek crime drama that boasts Michael Mann as a director and actors like Ansel Elgort (“West Side Story“) and…
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Tokyo Vice Actor Ken Watanabe On The Duality Of His Character And Working With Michael Mann [Interview]
Whether you recognize him from movies like “Batman Begins,” “Inception,” “The Last Samurai,” or from the “Let them fight” meme that spawned from “Godzilla: King of the Monsters,” you know Ken Watanabe. Since breaking out into a global star, the acclaimed Japanese actor has dipped in and out of TV miniseries and the occasional made-for-tv movie, but “Tokyo Vice,” the…
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15 TV Shows To Watch In April: ‘Slow Horses,’ ‘Tokyo Vice’ & ‘Barry’
We continue to repeat ourselves, but it’s because it’s true —there’s a terrific amount of television coming out on a month-to-month basis currently, and so much of it looks so good it arguably borders on eating cinema’s lunch. While based on the prestige that follows it, we’re able to tell the absolute must-watches such as…
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‘Tokyo Vice’: Everything to Know About the HBO Max Drama
It has been seven years since Michael Mann, acclaimed director of “Heat” and “The Insider,” last directed something and soon audiences will get an opportunity to see what he’s been up to. “Tokyo Vice” has been a series long in development, with initial reports stating that “Harry Potter” lead Daniel Radcliffe would be starring in…