Shiori Kutsuna was born on December 22, 1992. This Australian-Japanese actress and model has become the idol of today's youth. She starred in the films Beck and Deadpool 2.
Biography
Shiori was born in Sydney. In her youth, she left Australia to try her luck in Japan. The girl was in the mood for a career as an actress and model. Fortunately, the family supported her and accompanied Shiori until the future model comes of age. Then the mother of the actress returned to Australia. In 2006, Shiori participated in a beauty contest. After 3 years, she got a role in a movie. In 2012, Kutsuna was already a popular actress.
The actress was educated in Nakano, Tokyo. She studied with Maoko Kawakita and Riko Narumi. After Shiori entered college, she decided to quit to focus on her acting career.
Personal life
Shiori is not the only child in the family. She has an older brother. She plays the guitar, enjoys photography, and dances. The actress admits that she distinguishes jazz from all musical directions. Shiori's hobbies include netball and swimming. Kutsuna is fluent in English and Japanese.
Career
The actress has several dozen roles. She made her film debut as Ran Mori in the Japanese crime series Detective Conan. Then she landed the role of Riza in the drama "Sunshine Coast Class". The series tells about an unusual school teacher who invites students to take a break from the university entrance exams and enjoy their summer holidays. In 2009, the actress landed the role of Amo Rin in the TV series Mei-chan the Butler. The main character loses her parents. Despite her school age, she now has to work to save her family's cafe. Suddenly, a stranger appears in her life who claims to be her butler.
Later Shiori got a role in the TV series "Little Princess". The main character spent her childhood in India. She was deprived of her mother, and the girl was raised by her father. Upon reaching the age of 16, the heroine goes to Japan. She is going to study at a prestigious educational institution, the director of which does not like her. After some time, the girl's wealthy father dies. Now the heroine must work out her stay at the boarding house as a servant.
Kutsuna was invited to appear on the series "Exam Songs". The plot of the radio show tells stories about graduates. In 2010, the actress starred in the comedy Samurai Pudding. According to the plot, the ancient samurai is given the opportunity to visit the future. He appears in modern Japan, but for him it is a period after 180 years. A woman and her son become his friends. For food and shelter, the samurai helps them with the housework. The samurai discovers the talent of a pastry chef and bakes amazing cakes.
In the same year, Shiori played in the film "Beck". The plot tells the story of an ordinary student from Japan. Meeting a talented guitarist helps him find his own life path. Then Shiori was invited to the television picture "Detective Conan: The Challenge of Kudo Shinichi - The Mystery of the Legendary Bird." This is a film about mysterious crimes. The actress got the lead role in the biographical drama with elements of the comedy "My Flip Book." The action takes place in the 1960s and 1970s in Japan. There is high political activity. The plot of the picture uses the real murder of an officer in 1971. The drama has been featured at the Hakodate Harbor Illumination Film Festival and the Busan International Film Festival.
Then Shiori appeared in the TV series "Housekeeper Mita". The plot tells about an unsociable servant who clearly keeps some kind of secret. With her arrival, the home and family members have changed. In 2012, the actress could be seen as Yuki in the TV series Part-O. Mysterious murders take place according to the scenario. The choice of persons for their investigation seems no less strange. The team does not include professional police detectives, but the most inappropriate people for this. Perhaps the government knows more than it says.
Kutsuna later voiced Neri in the animated film The Life of Budori Gusco. In 2013, the actress landed the role of Konno in the comedy fantasy miniseries Don't Cry, Hara-chan. According to the plot, the comic book hero enters the real world in order to save his creator from melancholy. In the same year, Kutsuna played in the film "Tsui's Night". This drama is about an unusual married couple. The wife has cheated more than once, but the husband forgives and loves her. Later, the spouse develops cancer and ends up in a coma. The faithful husband decided to inform all her lovers about this. The film received high marks from viewers and critics.
The actress was invited to play the role of Asami in the TV series "Family Game". According to the plot, in a prosperous and harmonious family, only the youngest child gets out of the idyll. His life changes with the appearance of a tutor in her, who is hired by caring parents. Further Shiori could be seen in the drama "Petal Dance" as Haraki, in the film "Unforgiven" as Natsumi, in the mini-series "Edo Period Thief Named Rat". She participated in the creation of Bitter Blood, Shipwreck of 1890 and While Women Sleep.
In 2017, Kutsuna played Riku in Kiseki. The film tells the story of the formation of the popular Japanese group GreeeeN. Then she worked on the pictures "House of Cats", "Oh Lucy!", "The Outsider", "Deadpool 2" and "Shakespeare in Tokyo". Among the last works of the actress is the role of Susie in the movie Murder Mysterious in 2019. Starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, this American comedy follows a married couple on vacation in Europe.
