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Revision as of 12:25, 7 January 2009
This page is about a verified upcoming drama.
Some information on this page may be missing or even wrong.
Some information on this page may be missing or even wrong.
Details
- Title: 銭ゲバ
- Title (romaji): Zeni Geba
- Also known as: Money Crazy
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Drama
- Broadcast network: NTV
- Broadcast period: 2009-Jan-17 to 2009-Mar
- Air time: Saturday 21:00
- Theme song: Sayonara by Kariyushi 58
Synopsis
Gamagori Futaro is an unattractive young man who loses his sick mother as a child due to poverty. He subsequently becomes obsessed with money and is willing to do anything for it. While working for a millionaire he shows his knack for business and in a plot to acquire his company he marries his daughter. After their marriage he kills his father-in-law and takes over his business empire. With his new-found status he makes victims out of everyone around him.
Cast
- Matsuyama Kenichi as Gamagori Futaro (23)
- Saito Ryusei as young Futaro (11)
- Mimura as Mikuni Midori (24)
- Miyagawa Daisuke as Hagino Satoshi (36)
- Kinami Haruka as Mikuni Akane (21)
- Ishibashi Anna as Nonomura Kaori (16)
- Suzuki Hiroki as Sugeta Jun (25)
- Takuma Seiko as Nonomura Haruka (34)
- Shiho as Kuwata Haruko (19)
- Yamamoto Kei as Mikuni Joji (56)
- Okunuki Kaoru as Gamagori Momoko (35)
- Mitsuishi Ken as Nonomura Yasuhiko (48)
- Ryo as Nonomura Shoko (36)
- Shiina Kippei as Gamagori Kenzo (45)
Guests
- Taguchi Tomorowo (田口トモロヲ) as Terada (ep1)
- Kondo Kouen as Hagino Hiroshi (ep1)
Production Credits
- Original writing: Manga Zeni Geba by George Akiyama
- Screenwriter: Okada Yoshikazu
- Producer: Kono Hidehiro, Naniwa Toshiaki (難波利昭)
- Director: Otani Taro, Kariyama Shunsuke (狩山俊輔)
- Music: Kaneko Takahiro (金子隆博)
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