Ryo Yoshizawa won an award for the movie "National Treasure." At an award ceremony, he said he was scared of Ryusei Yokohama. Yokohama tried hard to act like a Kabuki actor in the movie. Yoshizawa felt Yokohama's strong spirit.
Ryo Yoshizawa, who won the Best Actor award at the 47th Yokohama Film Festival for his role in "National Treasure," expressed feeling intimidated by Ryusei Yokohama's dedication. Yoshizawa noted Yokohama's commitment to embodying a Kabuki actor, even down to the finest details. He was impressed by Yokohama's unwavering spirit and dedication to the role.
At the 47th Yokohama Film Festival, Ryo Yoshizawa, recipient of the Best Actor award for "National Treasure," confessed to experiencing a sense of intimidation from Ryusei Yokohama's performance. Yoshizawa articulated his awe at Yokohama's meticulous commitment to embodying a Kabuki actor, highlighting his profound dedication and the palpable zeal he brought to the role.