Reborn Japan for entertainment

Chapter 374 Surprise
Yes.

Since he was reborn as the oldest boy in a family named Sakamoto in Nagasaki, Japan in 1994, Kiyoshi Sakamoto has lived in this strange yet familiar country for nearly 14 years.

He also grew from a four-year-old kid to a tall eight-foot boy.

With a height of 1.8 meters, a slender figure, and a handsome appearance, they are all one of the weapons for him to occupy a place in the unfamiliar entertainment world.

And after nearly four years of acting career, Sakamoto Kiyoshi also quickly integrated into this entertainment circle that was unattainable in his previous life, and he was very successful.

This is also thanks to the super learning ability that came with his rebirth, and his photographic memory, which made him invincible in his studies.

So much so that he skipped grades all the way and became the youngest student of Dongda University as the chief. It also made him the little king of the music world in just a few years, and the most popular Heisei No.1 among Wakashou comedians.

However, in this rebirth, he must do something big to prove the meaning of his existence.

Therefore, Kiyoshi Sakamoto is also slowly moving forward while groping, and by the way, set himself a lofty goal of dominating the entertainment industry.

Kiyoshi Sakamoto was originally a very casual person, who was prone to whim and distraction.

However, once the goal is set, it will slowly and step by step move towards the goal.

Not giving up halfway is also his advantage.

Just like now, under the education of his uncle's manager, he knew that his laziness would more or less affect the realization of his goals, so he immediately proposed to increase the workload.

This is also one of his strengths, if you know your mistakes, you will correct them.

. . .

Just when he didn't know where his thoughts were drifting, he suddenly felt that his hand was being held.

The first feeling is cold!
It was also the coldness conveyed from his hands to his brain that woke him up from his memories.

Sakamoto Kiyoshi raised his head, smiled slightly at the person sitting beside him, and said.

"Don't be nervous, I will support you in the audience, fucker!"

"You said it lightly, you don't know how many times you have received awards on stage, but this is the first time for him, you will definitely be nervous..." Sakamoto Kiyoshi heard a slightly coquettish tone sound.

"Karchan, what's the matter, it's just a newcomer award, and you've already won a few, why are you still so nervous?" Kiyoshi Sakamoto teased.

"Huh, this is the first time I've won the Blue Ribbon Best Newcomer Award, so I'm nervous, can't you?!" The arrogant Yui Aragaki deliberately turned her head to the other side in anger.

"Hahaha, okay, just don't cry out of emotion..."

"Cut! I won't..."

This is on the way to the 50th Blue Ribbon Film Awards.

In the car, apart from the driver, Uncle Ishida, there was only Yui Aragaki, who was dressed up in a slender dress, but looked very nervous; and Kiyoshi Sakamoto, who was wearing a slim black suit and looked relaxed.

Yui Aragaki relied on the three films that were released in a row last year, "Love Pattern", "Runaway Boy" and "Love in the Sky", and was shortlisted for several film newcomer awards.

And won four of them. If you count the blue ribbon rookie award tonight, Yui Aragaki has won the rookie award five times. It is comparable to last year's Kiyoshi Sakamoto. He is a veritable "newcomer" king"!
As for Kiyoshi Sakamoto, as the leading actor in two hit movies last year, Kiyoshi Sakamoto is about to face the same "Devil's Week" awards season as last year. . .

With his excellent performances in "Love in the Sky" and "Hot Blood High School", he was nominated for Best Actor in various film awards again.

However, Kiyoshi Sakamoto knew that his chances of winning the prize were almost zero.

In the 2007 film market, the biggest winner can be said to be "HERO".

It has to be said that "HERO" starring Kimura Takuya achieved a box office record of as high as 80 billion last year, and logically became the annual box office champion in 2007.

However, a high box office does not mean that Takuya Kimura will be favored by the judges at major award ceremonies.

Commercial films have always been naturally weak in the competition for various acting awards.

Even if they are the ones who make the most of the movie box office charts, it may not be possible for the actors to win many awards at the awards ceremony, and even, in many cases, they will end up with nothing. . .

This is the difference between commercial and artistic aspects of film.

Commercial films are supported by a mature and standardized film industry system, and are market-oriented and box-office-oriented.

And literary films are the director's self-expression and exploration of film art, even thought-provoking.

However, the two are not mutually exclusive, on the contrary, they are concepts that can coexist.

It's just that very few movies can have both box office and word-of-mouth. . .

Just like "HERO" starring Kimura Takuya, although it won the annual box office championship, people will only lament the popularity of the Japanese TV drama king, and they will not think that this movie is very good and his acting skills are superb.

After all, both in terms of the conception of the film and Kimura's performance in the film, it is indeed unsatisfactory.

It can only be said that Takuya Kimura performed Kimura's "Giulison Fairness" very well, which is quite satisfactory, and there is no major breakthrough in acting.

The movie is also a stereotyped inspirational idol movie, a cliche story that evil cannot prevail against good. . .

And in the major film awards that have just been held, Takuya Kimura was also blown away by other acting schools.

Not even on the waiting list for Best Actor. . .

This sounds a bit ironic.

The actor who was the box office champion of the year didn't even get a single nomination.

It is conceivable how fierce this year's competition for the best actor is.

However, under the reports that the media exaggerated this time's battle for best actor, many media expressed their approval for Kiyoshi Sakamoto's performance.

Whether in "Hot Blood High School", he played a domineering high school student with a little childishness; or in "Love in the Sky", he played a terminally ill decisive and tragic character to the fullest.

The contrasting performances have changed the public's inherent impression of Kiyoshi Sakamoto.

In their view, Kiyoshi Sakamoto, who is usually polite, can be turned into a hot-blooded domineering high school student on the big screen, or a sick man who resolutely leaves for his lover. . .

Although it has not reached the realm of what it is to act, the obvious contrast in acting skills has refreshed the public and the judges of major film awards.

Therefore, Kiyoshi Sakamoto is better than Takuya Kimura.

After all, he was nominated for Best Actor in various awards.

However, winning the prize has nothing to do with him.

As I said before, a movie with both box office and word-of-mouth is a really good movie.

It just so happens that "Eternal Sunset 2" is exactly such a movie.

The runner-up of the annual box office, the box office of 50 billion, and the high reputation all made this warm period film one of the winners at the major movie awards ceremonies.

Among them, with his consistent performance in the movie, the actor Hidetaka Yoshioka won the best actor again at the 31st Japan Film Academy Awards!

He won the best actor trophy for the second Academy Award in three years.

It can be said that the biggest winner of the two-part "Eternal Sunset at Three Chome" series is Hidetaka Yoshioka.

Relying on these two films, he won two academies to appreciate the actor.

However, he was both lucky and unlucky.

At least he can still win one of the four major movie awards. . .

And even Kiyoshi Sakamoto, who was nominated, just acted as a running boy and slapped his palms red for his "opponent" in the audience. . .

At the 31st Japan Film Academy Awards, the 81st Film Festival Awards, and the 62nd Mainichi Movie Awards, Kiyoshi Sakamoto, as an alternate, could only watch helplessly as the host shouted out The name, not myself. . .

In particular, Ryo Kase, an actor with outstanding acting skills, won recognition and praise from film critics for his performance in "Even This Is Not What I Did".

On the contrary, Kiyoshi Sakamoto's trip to this year's film awards ceremony can be described with an idiom "get nothing".

What a miserable word. . .

And at the following Blue Ribbon Awards Ceremony, he also passed the list of winners early and learned about the actor's affiliation.

Therefore, he came here to participate in the blue ribbon this time, just to relax and give the awards by the way.

He was looking forward to what Yui Aragaki would look like when he saw that the presenter of the Newcomer Award was actually himself. . .

Surprised, or frightened?

Of course, Yui Aragaki didn't know that the award she was presenting this time was the newcomer award she was about to take away. . .

And Kiyoshi Sakamoto deliberately didn't tell her in advance, just to see Yui Aragaki's cute reaction.

. . . . . .

Sure enough, Sakamoto Kiyoshi did not guess wrong.

"Next, let's invite our award presenter, last year's Newcomer Award winner, Sakamoto Kiyosan!"

When the host introduced the award presenters, when he saw Kiyoshi Sakamoto walking up slowly from the side of the stage, Yui Aragaki's expression was just as Kiyoshi Sakamoto expected, and he was stunned.

When the cute girl received the award and the flowers from Kiyoshi Sakamoto, and embraced the situation, she heard Kiyoshi Sakamoto say something in her ear that made her so angry that she wanted to hit someone in a gentle tone. discourse.

"Are you surprised?! Are you surprised?!"

After saying these mean words, Sakamoto Kiyoshi stood aside, and applauded Yui Aragaki with a "comfortable" expression on his face.

Only Yui Aragaki, who was already in a daze, was left standing there.

As for her bright red cheeks, she didn't know whether she was excited because of winning the award, or angry because of Kiyoshi Sakamoto's teasing. . .

(End of this chapter)