Difference between revisions of "Suzuki Kosuke (director)"
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Revision as of 09:52, 5 July 2022
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Profile
- Name: 鈴木浩介
- Name (romaji): Suzuki Kosuke
- Profession: Director
- Birthdate: 1961-Nov-09 (age 64)
- Birthplace: Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
TV Shows
- Hiru (WOWOW, 2022)
- Signal SP (KTV, 2021)
- 24 JAPAN (TV Asahi, 2020)
- Tetsu no Hone (WOWOW, 2020)
- Kakuho no Onna (TV Tokyo, 2019)
- Shufu Katsu! (NHK BS Premium, 2018)
- Signal (KTV, 2018)
- Kakuho no Onna (TV Tokyo, 2018)
- Akira to Akira (WOWOW, 2017)
- CRISIS (KTV, 2017)
- Shizumanu Taiyou (WOWOW, 2016)
- Bokura Playboys Jukunen Tanteisha (TV Tokyo, 2015)
- Zeni no Sensou (KTV, 2015)
- Sakura (TBS, 2014)
- Maruho no Onna (TV Tokyo, 2014)
- Chi no Shio (WOWOW, 2014)
- Keiji no Manazashi (TBS, 2013)
- Lady Joker (WOWOW, 2013)
- Apoyan (TBS, 2013)
- Platinum Town (WOWOW, 2012)
- Magma (WOWOW, 2012)
- Marks no Yama (WOWOW, 2012)
- Saijo no Meii (TV Tokyo, 2011)
- Soratobu Taiya (WOWOW, 2008)
- Keitai Deka Zenigata Mai (TBS, 2003)
Recognitions
- 93rd Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Director for CRISIS (2017)