Shogun (2024) Historical Advisor Interview
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2024
- This is an interview with the historical consultant for Shogun, Frederik Cryns! This interview was conducted by Antony Cummins, who asked if the footage of the interview could be uploaded here. There is a ton of awesome detail they get into which really shows the great lengths they went through to make sure the show was as historically accurate as possible!
Check out more from Frederik Cryns!
His website: frederikcryns.mydurable.com/
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His CZcams Channel: / @antonycummins
His reviews of Shogun (2024): • SHOGUN | All Episode R...
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE KIND COMENTS.
The interview was a great success. Frederik has been very helpful to me and has been very open about the process. I would like to get him more involved in the community we have here. Thank you to the Shogunate for hosting the video. Nick is always very approachable.
Please keep up your good work, Antony 👏🏼👏🏼
Absolutely cool awesome interview. Being a dane, I can remember what motivated me to interested in Japan. 1. Shogun , 2. A open-air museum exhibition in Denmark about Japan and showed rooms per era and 3. a friend of the family she went to Japan to studying packaging. Yes that was enough for her to get her PHD. More than 30 years alter I now still have to visit Japan. I saved enough for the trip :-) Happy as if I was 15 again :-). Thanks for this video.
Thank you so much for the interview. I really liked it
Great work brother. Keep up the good work. 🎉
Thanks for the interview Antony, subbed to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your content
Despite Frederik Cryns' humility, you can really tell he's very passionate and extremely knowledgeable about the topic. I'm glad they got him as the historical consultant for the show!
every historical show or movie should pay this much attention
IKR! this interview just proved that most poeple dealing w/ period dramas or shows don't actually listen to their historical advisors and Shogun 2024 stands out cuz their showrunners and writers ACTUALLY did listen.
So great to see shows embracing historical accuracy! If only more shows, movies and games would go to these lengths...
For real! If only investors had the same mind.
It seems like Shogun are gonna do an Emmy sweep next year
I was really into the first few episodes,but episode six was an hour of boring bitching about womens issues in post sengoku Japan …like I give a stuff
It's going to be nominated for many awards.
As a lifelong history need, It gives me the warm fuzzies to see youtubers jlining forces with historians to bring these amazing stories to the public.
Also, big kudos to the show runners for not being lazy and hiring (and listening to) real historians when reproducing historical events and periods.
So many do not, and the product suffers, and the history is misrepresented. So again, pats on the back all around. Let's make hiring a historical advisor step 1 whenever they look to put history on screen.
Ugh, editing. I meant "as a lifelong history nerd"
This is what the internet is best for, thanks for educating me ❤
Cool of Antony Cummins to post the interview here. 👍
18:45
it is recorded in history that the woman who fought was Acha, one of Tokugawa Ieyasu's concubines.
She is one of the two models for 'Lady Kiri' in the TV series 'Shogun.'
She participated as one of Ieyasu's escort in the only battle between Ieyasu and Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the 'Battle of Komaki and Nagakute.' It is said that she fought bravely equipped with a naginata and armor. Additionally, it is reported that she miscarried Ieyasu's child due to her participation in the battle. Acha also played a leading role in the negotiations during the Siege of Osaka, as depicted in this video. She was also present at the first meeting between William Adams and Ieyasu. In other words, she can be considered as the real-life counterpart of Mariko in the drama 'Shogun.'"
She’s more like an anti-Ochiba. Same levels of political skills but fought for the opposing sides. Ochiba is Lady Hideyoshi. Acha is Lady Ieyasu.
That’s perfect timing, just started playing Rise of The Ronin. I’m fully invested in the show and in the game. It’s gonna be a great interview I’m sure. Antony always being such a cool dude.
shogun is once in a generation project ❤
Whenever Tokugawa Ieyasu pops up in media
For Japanese audience: “Great, now we have another version of Ieyasu again this year. So boring.”
For American audience: “OMG! 😱 Who is this guy? He is Japanese Tywin Lannister.”
I introduced my friends at the Izakaya where I live in Aomori to the show. They are hooked. We watch religiously together.
Ieyasu is more of a stark in my eyes.
He does what needs to be done. But ultimately wanted the best for his people and the lands they lived on.
I think it's why so many got behind Oda even though he was ruthless. The smart people were probably aware of japan dosnt unify, they will fall to a foreign invader
@@410cultivar Ieyasu is definitely not a Stark. None of the great daimyos are. In actual history, honor fetish was reserved for retainers and common folk. The daimyo pretty much do what they want and betray you when it's beneficial to do so.
That was very generous of Mr Cummins to share the interview. He's earned a subscriber as my appreciation.Generous of Prof Cryns to share his time. I think he did a great job consulting. And thanks to this channel for hosting to aid its dissemination. An evening of generosity all around.. Well done, lads.
Thank you for the great comment.
i am surprised i didn't expect this video to come out before the weekend
Thank you all for the video 👍🏻 I had a friend check it out to make sure it wasn't like the others reviewing the actual series before I watched it
This interview is one of the best I have ever seen. Wow!
I absolutely adore this series and the level of detail in the series has not been seen.
Fantastic interview! Thank you for putting it up.
Outstanding interview!
What a good interview. Well done.
Fantastic interview!
Very interesting, so glad you posted this. I am pleased that we have a current crop of showrunners and directors who will actually listen to the consultants; refreshing actually. As someone who has more than a passing interest in history it is good to know that this adaptation of Shogun did not lend itself to the usually Hollywood hysteria of “more bang for your buck”.
Thank you so much for sharing!
This was great, we need another 10hrs of this =D
Thank you Frederik Cryns, so much good info n insight
Oh, that's a cool get for this channel!
Yeah, late Sengoku period vs. late Edo period is like, for Americans, the first small Roanoke settlement in North America vs. the events of the Civil War.
very informative. thankyou both .
With all due respect to Professor Crynes there were a LOT more inputs into the accuracy of Shogun that was not mentioned in this interview. He mentions the Anglo producers with out a single mention of actor producer Hiroyuki Sanada who brought over from Japan an entire authenticity crew working in every department including Akiko Kobayashi Period Movement Advisor, Hiroo Minami Martial arts and stunts advisor and many many more.
Having worked in the Lighting Department for this show I think it would not only be a great disservice to Hero and the many great Japanese talents that brought the authenticity to this production in almost all departments to fail to mention or give credit to them but a great insult to the talent they brought to bear. One of those historical accuracies that was actually debated was that sea side towns black out practices with no light. Obviously, tv without light is Radio so.....
While I'm sure it was unintentional, this interview came off a bit Anglo-centric.
lol
Fabulous interview. Really shows the love and effort and went into the show.
I love the detailed description of why certain compromises were made , where things were romanticized in different areas, and why those romanticized versions were kept. Excellent.
You can see the man really does what he loves, the producers were right to get him and overrall they done a great on the show...
Really insightful n great interview
This is awesome, I am watching Shogun it's great we actually have some insight from the historical consultant and Antony Cummins great interview and discussion
Great video! This show is superb! Feudal Japan is great!
The producers did a good job actually listening to historians and followed recommendations on detail. One reason why the show is so good
Hopefully this will set a precedent, that realism will become a feature of miniseries in the future.
I am so satisfied after watching this. The advisor is a great profesional and he did an awesome job:)
im absolutely hooked on this game
I really enjoyed the conversation between Frederik Cryns and Antony Cummins. The historical details elevate this production to a higher level. I also liked that they discussed the realities of making a TV show entertaining, and sometimes to get a photogenic shots, historical accuracy has to be sacrificed. Thanks to you for making this available for viewing and thanks to Antony for allowing it to be shared.
Anthony is a real diamond! Ace interview.
Always the shotgun style concept with any spreading the word, hit as much in as wide a range as you can. Somehow, Anthony's reviews ducked my feed but your video here didn't which is strange because I tend to end up dovetailing you two in a small playlist for doing dishes and the like 🤷♂️
Just might be extra wise these days with the algorithm(s) reining over things, so whomever in your circle of people might have something pinging it'll help all of you like the community of the sword or shield. Been a long one, and I can't recall 🤦♂️
Have enjoyed your story format for long while and these are beyond a welcome addition to the fold 🫡
An interesting interview I enjoyed it nice to know some interesting facts especially that the women were the ones who did the negotiations at Osaka that was certainly a surprise to me great interview overall.
....love this....this guy is amazing...love him...
this is awesome
I really like the show so far! Does anybody know if the media outlets that reviewed the show when it came out got to see all the episodes beforehand? If so that is a really good sign these last episodes will be epic since the show got great reviews!
I would hope this show receives plenty of awards. it has been greato see something truthful and so far it has avoided the short term tick box woke approach, that has practically destroyed disney and many others. Well done to all on this show. especially Anna for her amazing performance so far. she has been the stand out person in the show.
dude i gotta watch this
BRO YOUR TIMING IS IMPECCABLE. I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT IF YOU UPLOADED THIS YET OR NOT 😂.
Amazing Interview, I love that most of the Show is in Japanese, as Mexico American I'm more used to read subtitles, but I have some Anglomerican friends that just cannot bear the show because they have to read subs...
Great interview
I'm very interested to hear more how Sengoku period was different from how it is viewed through the Edo romanticized lens.
I really want to see more spears lol. The Yari was the primary weapon for most warriors.
Would it be successful if SHOGUN were produced as a prequel from the tiger chief's point of view?
Not too many foreigners in it, though.
There is one drawback to the heavy publicity about how historicly accurate the show is. That is that many viewers, especially younger ones, will think the events are basically true. They will hear that the main characters are based on actual people and not realize that the real person Blackthorn portrays never met the real Mariko character or that the real Blackthorn character wasn't even around the action after about the second episode. In an ironic twist, the pursuit of historical accuracy in one direction actually distorts the perception of actual historical events to many people.
I see the historian has a new book out about William Adams. I think his true story is actually more interesting than Shogun is. I bet the book will be excellent.
Hey that sounds ULTRA AWESOME let's see that shinobi/ninja movie if it's anything like shogun then I'll be super stoked..& a period piece to boot .. I've been asking for this well since I was in my early teens being now that I'm 52 its about time.....lol 😅😅😅😮😮😮.......
Ridley Scott butchered Napoleon! He should learn how it's done properly! Bravo guys, love the attention to detail 😊
16:58 The great response to those who called the show “She-gun”.
Also 18:11 shout out to my Sengoku queen, Lady Acha no Tsubone. Out of all his wives and concubines, Acha seems to be a perfect match for Ieyasu because she could fight and she’s very politically savvy.
The best part is that she’s Ieyasu’s lover who got into the most danger but somehow outlived Ieyasu for 21 years (and also outlived Hidetada for 5 years). Meanwhile, the stay-in-the-castle wives of Ieyasu like Lady Tsukiyama (killed by Ieyasu under Nobunaga’s order), Lady Saigo (died mysteriously, probably by poisoning) or Lady Asahi no Kata (died from chronic disease) all met their untimely deaths.
I'm surprised that the Critical drinker actually likes this show. He flip flops when it comes to STRONG FEMALE CHARACTERS 💪
I do think they do go a little overboard with making every female character look smart and strong while most of the Japanese men are simple brutes.
So far the only sex between Mariko and Blackthorn has been when she thought Buntaro was dead. Do you think this historian with his knowledge of the real character's strong Catholic beliefs, had any input into this? (Although, her knowledge of Blackthorn being married would still make it a sin.)
Perhaps you underestimate human desire.
@@user-xu8jl9yc3k perhaps you don't understand Hosokawa Gracia.
I think the Last Samurai was inexcusably appalling. This puts it to shame.
If there's anything this interview proved, it's that you can tell a period drama or series is authentic when their producers, showrunners, & writers actually listen to their historical & cultrual consultants as stated in 16:53 & 10:47 .
We need more of this against Hollywood!
Ya!! Real (fake) ninja confirmed!! 😂😂
"But where are all the black people???"
Jesuitには黒人の従者が付き物だったんですけどね
だから登場しててもおかしくはないです
Antony is a Legend for missing out on $ for the sake of spreading good info.
THIS IS RARE AND SHOULD BE REPAYED !!!!! somehow...
We need more good SELFLESS deeds from good man. the world needs more of this.
Antony can’t speak or read Japanese, yet he claims to translate ancient texts.
No he does not. @@paulyperreira2795
That is very nice of you to say. I am glad it went up here to get as many people to watch as we can.
Why do they use fake names
TG the critical drinker approves of this non political tv show.
Antony cummins has no business conducting an interview like this.
I think he does. He seems on then ball to me.
@@AntonyCummins 恐れながら、クミンズさん。日本語を話せますか？この質問を読めますか？それとも､読めないんだと? 日本語が話せないのに、なぜ歴史文書を翻訳できると主張するのですか?
@@paulyperreira2795 RIP primary sources
@@mikotagayuna8494 lol
I REFUSED TO WATCH IT BECAUSE IT WAS ABOUT A FAKE STORY. BUT NOW IM STILL NOT GOING TO WATCH IT BECAUSE THEY ARE SPEAKING ENGLISH
Yes lets bring in a white boy to advise about Japanese history?!
LoL! Toronaga using carrier pigeons when carrier pigeons didn't even exist in Japan during that period?!
Or that Blackthorne (whose supposed to portray the real life Adams) never even met Mariko (whose supposed to portray the real life Hosokawa).
The original Shogun was only 'inspired' by real world events it was never a retelling of an actual historical event it was just events that happened in history that they loosely adapted together.
All the new Shogun improved was historical visuals like dress, architecture etc.
We could be brothers lol. We both look like Pat Macafee 😎
oh, theres been a few complaints. from lunatics asking why there arent a bunch of black people in the show. the show about japan... which considering its a netflix show im surprised they werent shoved in there like most every other show. a+ to whoever helped stop that nonsense and make an actual, historical period drama instead of forcing woketarded nonsense into it. the result is a show thats one of the best over the last several years.
Its not a Netflix show. It was done by FX and Hulu.
Excellent interview!