Japanese interpretation of "Three Kingdoms New Interpretation" confirmed to be released in Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan at the same time with super luxurious cast

The official announcement of the movie "New Interpretation of the Three Kingdoms", directed and written by Yuichi Fukuda, the director of "Gintama" and "I'm a Boss", was made today on November 30 that it will be released in South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan at the same time. It is scheduled to be released on December 11, so stay tuned.

"A New Interpretation of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms" was written and directed by Yuichi Fukuda and starred by Yo Oizumi. It summarizes the historical facts about 1,800 years ago, when the three kingdoms of Wei, Wu and Shu fought for hegemony in the Later Han Dynasty of China.

· Fukuda Yuichi is going to make a live-action movie based on his new interpretation of the Three Kingdoms. The book is based on historical facts, and there are many unexplained or incomplete mysteries left in it, leaving a lot of room for imagination for future generations. Fukuda Yuichi said that he wants to "make a new interpretation of the Three Kingdoms that no one has ever imagined before."

After all, the original work has a huge character system, and "Three Kingdoms New Interpretation" also brings together many Japanese stars, with an extremely luxurious lineup. The list of some of the main actors is as follows:

Liu Bei: Oizumi

Zhuge Liang: Room Yi

Guan Yu: Hashimoto Tetsu

Zhang Fei: Takahashi Tsutomu

Dong Zhuo: Jiro Sato

Lu Bu: Shirota Yu

Yellow Turban: Yamada Takayuki

Zhou Yu: The Wise Man

Sun Quan: Kenji Okada

Huang Gai: Yuuma Yamoto

Lu Su: Half the Sea Flashes

Huang Yueying: Kanna Hashimoto

Xiao Qiao: Mizuki Yamamoto

Zhao Yun: Takanori Iwata

Diao Chan: Watanabe Naomi

Cao Cao: Oguri Shun

Xun Yu: Isomura Yuto

Xiahou Dun: Abe Shinnosuke