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*'''Title:''' Wの悲劇 | *'''Title:''' Wの悲劇 | ||
*'''Title (romaji):''' W no Higeki | *'''Title (romaji):''' W no Higeki | ||
| + | *'''Also known as:''' The Tragedy of W | ||
*'''Format:''' Renzoku | *'''Format:''' Renzoku | ||
*'''Genre:''' Mystery, drama | *'''Genre:''' Mystery, drama | ||
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2012-Apr-26 to 2012-Jun-14 | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2012-Apr-26 to 2012-Jun-14 | ||
*'''Air time:''' [[Mokuyou 9 (TV Asahi)|Thursday 21:00]] | *'''Air time:''' [[Mokuyou 9 (TV Asahi)|Thursday 21:00]] | ||
| + | *'''Related TV show:''' [[W no Higeki (2019)|W no Higeki]] (NHK BS Premium, 2019) | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | “W no Higeki” is an adaptation of a novel by Natsuki Shizuko, which was first published in 1982. It was first dramatized for TV in 1983; turned into a theatrical movie in 1984, then got two separate drama adaptations in 2001 and 2010. In the original W no Higeki book, the main character is a foreigner who has no blood link to the titular W (originally Wada) family; she's just the English teacher and friend of the heiress. Because of this, all film and TV adaptations turned the heroine(s) into Japanese characters, with slight variations in plot. The original title was based on [en.wikipedia.org/Ellery_Queen Ellery Queen]'s 1930s ''Tragedy of...'' books which ran from X to Z (translated into Japanese as ''...no Higeki'' respectively). | + | “W no Higeki” is an adaptation of a novel by Natsuki Shizuko, which was first published in 1982. It was first dramatized for TV in 1983; turned into a theatrical movie in 1984, then got two separate drama adaptations in 2001 and 2010. In the original W no Higeki book, the main character is a foreigner who has no blood link to the titular W (originally Wada) family; she's just the English teacher and friend of the heiress. Because of this, all film and TV adaptations turned the heroine(s) into Japanese characters, with slight variations in plot. The original title was based on [http://en.wikipedia.org/Ellery_Queen Ellery Queen]'s 1930s ''Tragedy of...'' books which ran from X to Z (translated into Japanese as ''...no Higeki'' respectively). |
The new version of the story will have Takei playing two different characters. One is Mako, the daughter of the Watsuji (W) family, owners of a major business conglomerate. She has always lived in comfort, and as a result, she yearns to finally grasp life with her own hands. The other character is Satsuki, a show pub dancer who lives a solitary and destitute life in a corner of the city and who desires money and power. The drama appears to follow the concept of two women who exchange lives, leading to various tragic events for both of them. --[http://www.tokyograph.com/news/takei-emi-to-play-two-characters-in-new-w-no-higeki-drama-adaptation/ Tokyograph] | The new version of the story will have Takei playing two different characters. One is Mako, the daughter of the Watsuji (W) family, owners of a major business conglomerate. She has always lived in comfort, and as a result, she yearns to finally grasp life with her own hands. The other character is Satsuki, a show pub dancer who lives a solitary and destitute life in a corner of the city and who desires money and power. The drama appears to follow the concept of two women who exchange lives, leading to various tragic events for both of them. --[http://www.tokyograph.com/news/takei-emi-to-play-two-characters-in-new-w-no-higeki-drama-adaptation/ Tokyograph] | ||
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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*'''Original writing:''' Novel ''W no Higeki'' by Natsuki Shizuko (夏樹静子) | *'''Original writing:''' Novel ''W no Higeki'' by Natsuki Shizuko (夏樹静子) | ||
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Terada Toshio]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Terada Toshio]] | ||
| − | *'''Chief | + | *'''Chief Producer:''' [[Uchiyama Satoko]] |
| − | *''' | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Iida Sayaka]], [[Shimizu Mayumi]] |
| − | *''' | + | *'''Director:''' [[Katayama Osamu]], [[Ueda Hisashi]] |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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*[[Wikipedia:ja:Wの悲劇#テレビドラマ（2012年版）|Japanese Wikipedia]] | *[[Wikipedia:ja:Wの悲劇#テレビドラマ（2012年版）|Japanese Wikipedia]] | ||
| − | {{SeasonRing|TV Asahi|[[Mokuyou 9 (TV Asahi)|Thursday 21:00]]|Previous|[[Seinaru Kaibutsutachi]]|Next|[[Iryu | + | {{SeasonRing|TV Asahi|[[Mokuyou 9 (TV Asahi)|Thursday 21:00]]|Previous|[[Seinaru Kaibutsutachi]]|Next|[[Iryu Sousa#Season 2|Iryu Sousa 2]]}} |
[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2012]] [[Category:TV Asahi]] | [[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2012]] [[Category:TV Asahi]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:00, 15 September 2020
Details
- Title: Wの悲劇
- Title (romaji): W no Higeki
- Also known as: The Tragedy of W
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Mystery, drama
- Episodes: 8
- Viewership rating: 9.1 (Kanto)
- Broadcast network: TV Asahi
- Broadcast period: 2012-Apr-26 to 2012-Jun-14
- Air time: Thursday 21:00
- Related TV show: W no Higeki (NHK BS Premium, 2019)
Synopsis
“W no Higeki” is an adaptation of a novel by Natsuki Shizuko, which was first published in 1982. It was first dramatized for TV in 1983; turned into a theatrical movie in 1984, then got two separate drama adaptations in 2001 and 2010. In the original W no Higeki book, the main character is a foreigner who has no blood link to the titular W (originally Wada) family; she's just the English teacher and friend of the heiress. Because of this, all film and TV adaptations turned the heroine(s) into Japanese characters, with slight variations in plot. The original title was based on Ellery Queen's 1930s Tragedy of... books which ran from X to Z (translated into Japanese as ...no Higeki respectively).
The new version of the story will have Takei playing two different characters. One is Mako, the daughter of the Watsuji (W) family, owners of a major business conglomerate. She has always lived in comfort, and as a result, she yearns to finally grasp life with her own hands. The other character is Satsuki, a show pub dancer who lives a solitary and destitute life in a corner of the city and who desires money and power. The drama appears to follow the concept of two women who exchange lives, leading to various tragic events for both of them. --Tokyograph
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Takei Emi as Watsuji Mako / Kurasawa Satsuki
- Kiritani Kenta as Yumisaka Keiichiro
- Matsushita Yuki as Ichijo Haruo
- Fukuda Saki as Tachibana Kirara
- Gouriki Ayame as Mido Sayaka
- Morita Ayaka as Layla
- Kon Natsumi (昆夏美) as Kurara
- Terada Minori as Watsuji Yohee
- Nogiwa Yoko as Watsuji Mine
- Wakamura Mayumi as Watsuji Yoshie
- Nakamura Shunsuke as Watsuji Michihiko
- Takeda Kohei as Watsuji Takuo
- Kaneda Akio as Watsuji Shigeru
- Takahashi Issei as Masaki Shohei
- Hirooka Yuriko as Kimura Shino
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel W no Higeki by Natsuki Shizuko (夏樹静子)
- Screenwriter: Terada Toshio
- Chief Producer: Uchiyama Satoko
- Producer: Iida Sayaka, Shimizu Mayumi
- Director: Katayama Osamu, Ueda Hisashi
External Links