MDL Choice: Heisei Dramas and Movies Sakaki "Tornado" Makio est un élève de lycée de 27 ans. Son père, chef de gang, décide de forcer Makio de retourner au lycée pour recevoir son diplôme et il demande à un vieil ami qui est le principal d'une école voisine d'inscrire Makio dans son lycée. Si Makio n'obtient pas un diplôme, on donnera la position de chef du gang à son frère plus jeune Mikio. En outre, il doit se faire passer pour une personne de 17 ans pendant des heures scolaires et en présence de n'importe quels camarades de classe ou enseignants à l'extérieur de l'école. Si il est découvert, ce serait la fin de sa carrière de lycéen et ce serait la fin de ses espoirs de devenir le chef du gang. Les choses demarrent brutalement comme le caractèrede Makio est violent. Au fil des leçons et des jours, Makio comprends qu'il y'a beaucoup plus à l'ecole que des examens et des leçons. (Source: Nautiljon) Modifier la traduction
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- Titre original: マイ★ボス マイ★ヒーロー
- Aussi connu sous le nom de:
- Scénariste: Omori Mika
- Réalisateur: Sato Toya, Sakuma Noriyoshi, Ogaki Kazuho
- Genres: Comédie, Jeunesse, Drame
Distribution et équipes
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![Nagase Tomoya in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)]( "Nagase Tomoya in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)")
Nagase Tomoya Rôle principal -
![Aragaki Yui in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)]( "Aragaki Yui in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)")
Aragaki Yui Rôle Secondaire -
![Tegoshi Yuya in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)]( "Tegoshi Yuya in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)")
Tegoshi Yuya Rôle Secondaire -
![Kashii Yu in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)]( "Kashii Yu in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)")
Kashii YuMinami Yuriko [Class 3-A teacher]Rôle Secondaire -
![Murakawa Eri in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)]( "Murakawa Eri in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)")
Murakawa EriHagiwara Saki [Class 3-A student]Rôle Secondaire -
![Wakaba Ryuya in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)]( "Wakaba Ryuya in My Boss, My Hero Japanese Drama (2006)")
Wakaba RyuyaHoshino Rikuo [Class 3-A student]Rôle Secondaire
Critiques
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Whoever is in need of a light comedy should watch this. Expect many hilarious moments. Nagase Tomoya is very expressive, you'll most likely burst into laughter at the mere sight of him. However, expect some depth too. They handle serious matters as well: redefining one's life, learning about true love and friendship, surpassing one's limits. These are all expressed very well and they transition smoothly into and out of the humour. You'll find some very touching moments too, but that's definitely not the defining theme of the drama. It's almost entirely comical. And despite basing itself on serious matters, it manages to stay light enough to be enjoyable as pure comedy.
Acting: I was quite surprised actually. Given the obscurity of this drama I thought they would probably have a bunch of mediocre actors, but these kids are brilliant! They exceeded my expectations. Almost all of them anyway.
Music: It was SPLENDID. I fell in love with the ending theme from the very first second. And the music throughout the show is also very entertaining; it goes well with each scene and just lifts your spirits. For a pretty underrated drama, the music was exquisite. Too good to ignore. It wasn't just a soundtrack, it was a lot more powerful. In some scenes my attention was actually stolen by the music than the action.
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