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I've been a huge fan of Weekly Big Comic Spirits magazine [in which 20th Century Boys manga was serialized], so I couldn't believe my luck when I was cast in the movie. I was shocked. How would they make a movie out of the 20th Century Boys saga? And who would be in it? After spending time thinking about who'd play who, I was told I was to play the role of Keroyon. It was confusing because I didn't know why I got that role...But after they applied makeup, I figured I did look like Keroyon. I tried to play him like a regular guy. It's regrettable that I couldn't join the operation on the Bloody New Year's Eve. I wanted to be in that snapshot (laughs).
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Hiroyuki Miyasako was born in Osaka, Japan in 1970. He became popular as one of the comedians of Ameagari Kesshitai comedy duo. Besides his comedy routine, he's also active as a musician and as an actor. His first movie appearance was in 1995 in "Gontakure / Misfits."
Hiroyuki Miyasako's other film appearances include, Miwa Nisihkawa's "Hebi Ichigo / Mock Strawberries" (2002); Masahiko Nagasawa's "13 kaidan / Thirteen Steps" (2003); Kazuaki Kiriya's "Cashaan" (2004); Masato Harada's "Moryo no Hako / The Shadow Spirit" (2007); and Keisuke Yoshida's "Junkissa Isobe / Cafe Isobe" (2008)
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