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Just got through reading Shogun again for the 723rd time and, as usual, went straight to wikipedia to try to figure out who all the real life characters were.
On the Disambiguation page I noticed this link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sh%C5%8Dgun_(upcoming_TV_series)
I'm actually quite excited about this although I almost started a Twitter campaign called, 'Cosmo Jarivs, not my Anjin-san!' but I thought maybe I should give him a chance first.
Anyway, what do you reckon? 1980s version was perfect and didn't need re-doing or GoT means they can finally make it sufficiently violent to do justice to the book?
That looks amazing - notice a lot of actors from Last Samurai, but as much as I love the 70s series, this will hopefully be epic...
Hope the UK showing isn't too far after February - Ive been waiting for this since just after lockdown...! Can we just skip Christmas and just do February please, that is unless they finally release a Folio edition of Shogun (why they haven't is beyond me) and then I'll be reading that until February...
I read the book about 30 years ago and loved it, I think enough time has past to make it worth a reread.
Cosmo Jarvis doesn't "look" the part to me either, I will give it a chance but only after I have re-read the book.
The book is currently 50% off at Amazon UK fwiw.
Oooh! That looks good. I recall watching the series with my dad, he also had the book as he’s an avid reader.
I loved the series as a kid.
This looks pretty damned good!
"The sea race quickened and he felt his heart near bursting but still he strained against the press of the sea. He tried to keep his eyes focused but his vision reeled, the colors wrong and fading. The ship was in the neck and dead but just then the keel scraped a mud shoal. The shock turned her head. The rudder bit into the sea. And then the wind and the sea joined to help and together they spun her before the wind and she sped through the pass to safety. Into the bay beyond."
I'm looking forward to this.
It's got some 'great wall' and 'last Samurai' vibes to it...
Could be good...
It's got some 'great wall' and 'last Samurai' vibes to it...
Could be good...
Not strictly New Shogun TV series, but RIP Richard Chamberlain - the original TV Blackthorn.
Jaane, Anjin-san, arigato gazaimasu. *bows*
Not something I know much about, but I noticed this earlier on the BBC website -
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3v9xzw09z0o