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But then recent opinion criticized Kimura's modern-way acting in Miyamoto Musashi. There are certain ways of reciting lines and gestures in jidaigeki dramas that should be common knowledge for most actors and yet Kimura's acting stays the same like how he acts in trendy dramas. Conclusion, he alway...

He typically plays low-strung, easily-distracted, vaguely eccentric characters, who are typically the emotional grounding of whatever show I honestly have a hard time seeing that his characters in Ando Lloyd (Lloyd, not Reiji), Miyamoto Musashi, One Million Stars, Bushi no Ichibun or Long Vacation ...

Lol I like Kimura but I wouldn't call him versatile. He has one way of acting and that is his cool hot self. He's just like the Tom cruise of Japan. Even the height lol. I like Kimura for what he is and don't really expect him to suddenly have the acting chops of someone like Abe Hiroshi. Just out ...