Ryo Kase

Ryo Kase is a Japanese actor known for his versatile roles in both domestic and international films. He began gaining recognition in Japan with his role in the film "Go" (2001), for which he received a Best Supporting Actor Award at the Japanese Academy Awards. Kase continued to build his career with performances in critically acclaimed films such as "I Just Didn't Do It" (2007), where he played a wrongful accused man, earning him further acclaim. Kase expanded his horizons by appearing in Hollywood productions like "Letters from Iwo Jima" (2006), directed by Clint Eastwood, which portrayed the Japanese perspective of World War II. Other notable international projects include "Silence" (2016) directed by Martin Scorsese. His role in the film "Outrage" (2010) by Takeshi Kitano showcased his ability to fit into intense yakuza roles. Ryo Kase continues to be a dynamic presence in the film industry, both in Japan and internationally, known for choosing a diverse array of challenging roles.