“I read the manga and thought it would be impossible, but I didn’t say ‘no’ right away,” recalls Tran. The pair become involved in a tense duel of the senses, as Camille realizes she has exceptional abilities of taste and smell and can compete successfully with Issei’s wine expertize. Yamashita plays renowned young oenologist Issei Tomine, effectively adopted into the famous Alexandre Léger’s family in Tokyo and been given the same opportunity to win the fortune. The TV version somewhat incorporates a more international narrative but, broadly, stays true to the source material.įrench actress Fleur Geffrier ( Elle) stars as Camille Léger opposite Tomohisa Yamashita ( The Head) in the eight-part series, with Geffrier assuming the role of the estranger child (changed to a French daughter in the series), who learns she must master and correctly identify the properties of 13 wines to assume control of her newly deceased father’s collection. 神の雫 ( Kami, No Shizuku), from writer Tadashi Agi and with artwork by Shu Okimoto, was an unusual story about a Japanese man who is forced to become a wine expert to win his late father’s extensive and expensive wine collection. When Weekly Morning magazine first published a manga about wine back in 2004, it didn’t seem the most obvious property to become a high-end drama series nearly two decades later, but that’s exactly what happened. Producers: Les Productions Dynamic ( Dynamic Television), Legendary Television in association with 22H22, Adline Entertainmentįor fans of: The Queen’s Gambit, The Lunchbox
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