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In 1999, American investigative journalist Jake Adelstein relocates to Tokyo and secures a job at major Japanese newspaper, becoming their first foreign journalist. Taken under the wing of a veteran detective in the vice squad, Adelstein delves into the dark and dangerous world of the yakuzawhilst living under the city's (and the newspaper's) offic...
Main
1. Ansel Elgort as Jake Adelstein, an American journalist from Missouriwho moves to Tokyo. The longer he stays, the more he delves into the corruption of Tokyo's seedy underworld, where no one is as they seem. 2. Ken Watanabeas Hiroto Katagiri, a detective in the organized crime division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. He acts as a father figure to Adelstein and helps guide him through the thin and often precarious line between the law and organized crime. 3. Rachel Keller as Sam...
Recurring
1. Shun Sugataas Hitoshi Ishida, the leader of the Chihara-kai yakuza clan 2. Takaki Uda as Jun "Trendy" Shinohara, Jake's handsome friend and co-worker 3. Kosuke Tanaka as Makoto "Tintin" Kurihira, Jake's witty friend and co-worker 4. Masato Hagiwaraas Duke (season 1), the owner of the Onyx hostess club 5. Kōsuke Toyohara as Baku, Jake's by-the-books, racist nationalistboss 6. Masayoshi Hanedaas Yoshihiro Kume (season 1; guest season 2), Sato's direct superior within the Chihara-kai who is l...
Guest
1. Jessica Hechtas Willa Adelstein, Jake's mother 2. Sarah Sawyer as Jessica Adelstein, Jake's sister who sends him audio letters on tapes and has been in mental health treatment 3. Hiroshi Sogabe as Sugita (season 1), the head of the Suzuno insurance company, which manipulates people into debt with the Tozawa organization 4. Nanami Kawakami as Yuka (season 1), a young woman Jake hooks up with while hanging out with Sato, later revealed to be a prostitute 5. Fumiya Kimura as Koji (season 1),...
Development
Tokyo Vice was initially set up as a movie in 2013, with Daniel Radcliffe attached to star as Adelstein. Anthony Mandler was set to direct, and development was advanced enough to where a production start of mid-2014 was set. In June 2019, the project was repurposed as a television series, receiving an eight-episode order from WarnerMedia to be streamed on its streaming service HBO Max. Ansel Elgort was to be executive producer on the series, with J. T. Rogers writing and Destin Daniel Cretton...
Casting
In addition to his executive producing announcement, Ansel Elgort was also set to star. In September 2019, Ken Watanabe was added to the cast. In February 2020, Odessa Young and Ella Rumpf were added to the cast. In March 2020, it was announced that Rinko Kikuchi joined the cast, and that shooting began the previous month in Tokyo. In October 2020, Rachel Keller was cast to replace Young. In September 2021, Hideaki Itō, Shō Kasamatsu and Tomohisa Yamashita were announced as series regulars, w...
Filming
Principal photography on the series began on March 5, 2020. On March 17, 2020, it was announced that production had halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Tokyo. Production resumed on November 26, 2020, and concluded on June 8, 2021.Production for the second season started in November 2022 in Tokyo and concluded in August 2023.
HBO Max and its sibling service HBO Go hold streaming rights to the series in countries where either service is available including the United States, Latin America, and certain European and Asian markets, while Wowow, also a co-producer, holds rights in Japan. Elsewhere, international distributor Endeavor Content has sold broadcast/streaming right...
For the first season, the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported an approval rating of 85% based on 25 reviews. The website's critics consensus reads, "Tokyo Vice's protagonist is its least interesting element, but the intrigue of Japan's underworld and the verisimilitude of its setting make for a seductive slice of neo-noir." Metacriti...
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