Karamazov no Kyodai
From DramaWiki
Some information on this page may be missing or even wrong.
Details
- Title: カラマーゾフの兄弟
- Title (romaji): Karama-zofu no Kyodai
- Title (English): Brothers Karamazov
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Suspense
- Episodes: TBA
- Viewership rating: TBA
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 2013-Jan-12 to
- Air time: Saturday 23:10
- Theme song:
Synopsis
In the town of Karasume-chou, most of the lands are owned by the corporation, Kurosawa. The owner of Kurasawa is Kurasawa Bunzo, who is the patriach of the Kurosawa family. Though Bunzo is much hated by the people of Karasume-chou, due to his greed and profiteering ways, no one dares to stand up to him. The townsfolk came up with the saying, "Kurosawa loves spirits, money and women.
Bunzo has 3 sons, the eldest being Mitsuru, whom was borned by his first wife. Followed by Isao and Ryo, who are the sons with his second wife, Shiori. Mitsuru is currently unemployed and is debt-ridden, and thus leads a miserable, tight lifestyle living together with Endo Kanako. While, Isao who graduated from a prestigious law school and passed his bar examinations in one sitting, is now working for a law firm in Tokyo. Ryo is studying to be a psychiatrist, and is now in his fourth year of medical school. He lives in a dormitory near his hometown.
One day, Bunzo is found dead in his bedroom, under very suspicious circumstances. The police rounded up all three sons, and brings them in for some voluntary questioning. Suspecting one of them to be the murderer, the police are trying very hard to find a motive for having Bunzo killed. --Fuji TV
Cast
- Ichihara Hayato as Kurosawa Isao
- Saito Takumi as Kurosawa Mitsuru
- Hayashi Kento as Kurosawa Ryo
- Takanashi Rin as Endo Kanako
- Yoshida Kotaro as Kurosawa Bunzo
- Watanabe Kenkichi as Oguri Koichi
- Ando Sakura as Kurosawa Shiori
- Onodera Akira as Sonoda Shiro
- Haga Yuria as Yoshioka Kurumi
- Takito Kenichi as Detective
- Matsushita Kohei as Suematsu Susumu
Production Credits
- Original writing: Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- Screenwriter: Oki Shizuka (旺季志ずか)
- Producers: Moriyasu Aya
- Directors: Tsuduki Junichi (都築淳一), Sato Genta, Murakami Shusuke (村上正典)
- Music: Habuka Yuri (羽深由理)