Twice Member Sana to Make Acting Debut, Will Star in New Film Alongside Rurouni Kenshin Actor Takeru Satoh
JYP Entertainment confirmed Sana will star as the lead in Nyangi, joining Takeru Satoh in a Korean-Japanese production with filming set to start this year.
- On Wednesday, JYP Entertainment confirmed that 29-year-old TWICE member Sana Minatozaki will make her acting debut in the film "Nyangi," starring alongside Japanese actor Takeru Satoh.
- After more than 10 years as a K-pop idol, Sana is transitioning into film. The Japan-born singer debuted in 2015 with the nine-piece group TWICE, known for hits including "Cheer Up" and "What Is Love?"
- Japanese superstar Satoh rose to fame in "Kamen Rider Den-O" and "Rurouni Kenshin," reuniting with Sana after appearing earlier this year in the highlight medley video for MISAMO's debut album "Play."
- Filming for the Korean-Japanese production "Nyangi" is scheduled to begin in Japan in the second half of this year, with the entire crew consisting of Korean staff.
- Sana joins fellow TWICE members Dahyun and Jeongyeon, who have also ventured into acting. Dahyun starred in two films last year, while Jeongyeon is set to appear in "The Recruit.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jung Rae-won = Sana of girl group TWICE will team up with Japanese actor Sato Takeru in a romance movie.
TWICE Sana to make acting debut
Sana will star in a film with Takeru Satoh.
TWICE's Sana, who has had an 11-year career as a K-pop idol, will finally start a new step by starring in the film Nyangi.
From K-pop to the big screen: TWICE’s Sana lands first acting role
Singing star Sana of the popular girl group TWICE is set to make her acting debut in the upcoming film "Nyangi" alongside Japanese actor Takeru Satoh.According to Soompi, Sana's agency, JYP Entertainment, confirmed that the 29-year-old singer has joined the cast, marking her first acting project."Nyangi" is a joint South Korean-Japanese production. Filming is reportedly set to begin in Japan in the second half of this year, with the production c…
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