Kamenashi Kazuya in Singapore for filming of Japanese feature film 'Joker Game'
Member of popular Japanese boy band KAT-TUN Kamenashi Kazuya is in Singapore to film upcoming Japanese feature film Joker Game.
The film is based on the multiple award-winning novel of the same title by Koji Yanagi and the story is set on the eve of World War II with spies from all over the world competing to gain the upper hand in a secret intelligence battle using all sorts of ploy.
In the film, Kazuya portrays the role of Jiro Kato, an outstanding army officer about to be punished severely for defying orders following which he was rescued by a clandestine organisation - D Kikan - before proceeding to work for them as a secret agent to fish out information from a multicultural city known as the "Devil's Metropolis".
Local modelling agency The People Studio also held a casting session on Jan. 18 for four minor roles for the film. Shortlisted candidates will be paid and may get the chance to be involve in the movie's filming in Batam - another primary location of the film.
Joker Game will be released in 2015.
Papapics of Kame spy short hair from the source
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Filming has moved to Batam, Indonesia. He'll be overseas until end of Feb & will be flying back to Japan every Sunday for live broadcast of Going!