All these icons at one table👑
And then there’s me. Lol
Roundtable with the @hollywoodreporter
@jenniferaniston Jodie Foster @nicolekidman
@brielarson @sofiavergara @naomiwatts
Photographer @paolakudacki
Artistic & Fashion Director @edmondalison
Set Design @gillemills @11thhouseagency
Moderator @laceyvrose
Location @thegeorgian
All these icons at one table👑
And then there’s me. Lol
Roundtable with the @hollywoodreporter
@jenniferaniston Jodie Foster @nicolekidman
@brielarson @sofiavergara @naomiwatts
Photographer @paolakudacki
Artistic & Fashion Director @edmondalison
Set Design @gillemills @11thhouseagency
Moderator @laceyvrose
Location @thegeorgian
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
In celebration of episode 6, I give you the ladies behind our show🙌🏼🔥♥️ @shogunfx
Celebrated the launch of @cartier ‘s Nature Sauvage collection in Vienna💎🇦🇹♥️
Felt so beautiful.
Then they had to take them off and I was just plain old me again. What a dream.
#CartierNatureSauvage
Makeup by @rachelsingerclark
Hair by @juliajunglas
Styled by @karlawelchstylist wearing @patou
Best father in law.
@shogunfx
Ep4 is out! @shogunfx
The ADs knew I was up to no good on the days the horseys were on set😬🥹♥️
Sorry guys @dan_crow @elisedmyr @newyork411 @chelcolquhoun
意味知らずに変な日本語教えられてたカナダのクルー😂
Couldn’t have asked for a better host for my solo talk show debut. With @jimmykimmel talking all things @shogunfx on #ABC🥹
Big thank you to the @jimmykimmellive team🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
BTS time! @shogunfx
1. Working with Lash and his team on our first naginata scene in the woods which you’ll see in Ep 3. Crazy rain and mud on the day😀
2. Heather-san and Ai-san putting up with my nonsense for 40 mins every morning as they dressed me in Carlos’ beautiful kimonos. I can’t wait for you to see the story they tell👘
3. To make Sanna’s life a little easier, I crocheted a pin holder to hold the hundreds of pins that were used to hold Mariko’s wig in place. Always your Monchhichi🙈
4. Getting up at 4am and starting my day in Rebecca’s chair. Our second time working together and she knew everything I needed, from skincare, to makeup, to the best shots of espresso on days that were extra tough🥹
BTS time! @shogunfx
1. Working with Lash and his team on our first naginata scene in the woods which you’ll see in Ep 3. Crazy rain and mud on the day😀
2. Heather-san and Ai-san putting up with my nonsense for 40 mins every morning as they dressed me in Carlos’ beautiful kimonos. I can’t wait for you to see the story they tell👘
3. To make Sanna’s life a little easier, I crocheted a pin holder to hold the hundreds of pins that were used to hold Mariko’s wig in place. Always your Monchhichi🙈
4. Getting up at 4am and starting my day in Rebecca’s chair. Our second time working together and she knew everything I needed, from skincare, to makeup, to the best shots of espresso on days that were extra tough🥹
BTS time! @shogunfx
1. Working with Lash and his team on our first naginata scene in the woods which you’ll see in Ep 3. Crazy rain and mud on the day😀
2. Heather-san and Ai-san putting up with my nonsense for 40 mins every morning as they dressed me in Carlos’ beautiful kimonos. I can’t wait for you to see the story they tell👘
3. To make Sanna’s life a little easier, I crocheted a pin holder to hold the hundreds of pins that were used to hold Mariko’s wig in place. Always your Monchhichi🙈
4. Getting up at 4am and starting my day in Rebecca’s chair. Our second time working together and she knew everything I needed, from skincare, to makeup, to the best shots of espresso on days that were extra tough🥹
BTS time! @shogunfx
1. Working with Lash and his team on our first naginata scene in the woods which you’ll see in Ep 3. Crazy rain and mud on the day😀
2. Heather-san and Ai-san putting up with my nonsense for 40 mins every morning as they dressed me in Carlos’ beautiful kimonos. I can’t wait for you to see the story they tell👘
3. To make Sanna’s life a little easier, I crocheted a pin holder to hold the hundreds of pins that were used to hold Mariko’s wig in place. Always your Monchhichi🙈
4. Getting up at 4am and starting my day in Rebecca’s chair. Our second time working together and she knew everything I needed, from skincare, to makeup, to the best shots of espresso on days that were extra tough🥹
One of the first questions Anna Sawai had for showrunner Justin Marks when they met to discuss #Shogun was, “Why are you remaking this?”
“I didn’t want it to be another depiction of Japanese women being sexualized by white men,” says Sawai. “I wanted this to be the right portrayal of women.”
But early conversations with Marks dispelled that worry, as he and the show’s writers also were intent on being mindful of problematic conventions of the genre.
“Justin said everything that I needed to hear,” says Sawai, adding in Japanese that it put her at ease.
Read Sawai’s full interview with The Times’ @teaseabee and see more of @therealchristinahouse’s photos at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio.
One of the first questions Anna Sawai had for showrunner Justin Marks when they met to discuss #Shogun was, “Why are you remaking this?”
“I didn’t want it to be another depiction of Japanese women being sexualized by white men,” says Sawai. “I wanted this to be the right portrayal of women.”
But early conversations with Marks dispelled that worry, as he and the show’s writers also were intent on being mindful of problematic conventions of the genre.
“Justin said everything that I needed to hear,” says Sawai, adding in Japanese that it put her at ease.
Read Sawai’s full interview with The Times’ @teaseabee and see more of @therealchristinahouse’s photos at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio.
One of the first questions Anna Sawai had for showrunner Justin Marks when they met to discuss #Shogun was, “Why are you remaking this?”
“I didn’t want it to be another depiction of Japanese women being sexualized by white men,” says Sawai. “I wanted this to be the right portrayal of women.”
But early conversations with Marks dispelled that worry, as he and the show’s writers also were intent on being mindful of problematic conventions of the genre.
“Justin said everything that I needed to hear,” says Sawai, adding in Japanese that it put her at ease.
Read Sawai’s full interview with The Times’ @teaseabee and see more of @therealchristinahouse’s photos at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio.
One of the first questions Anna Sawai had for showrunner Justin Marks when they met to discuss #Shogun was, “Why are you remaking this?”
“I didn’t want it to be another depiction of Japanese women being sexualized by white men,” says Sawai. “I wanted this to be the right portrayal of women.”
But early conversations with Marks dispelled that worry, as he and the show’s writers also were intent on being mindful of problematic conventions of the genre.
“Justin said everything that I needed to hear,” says Sawai, adding in Japanese that it put her at ease.
Read Sawai’s full interview with The Times’ @teaseabee and see more of @therealchristinahouse’s photos at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio.
One of the first questions Anna Sawai had for showrunner Justin Marks when they met to discuss #Shogun was, “Why are you remaking this?”
“I didn’t want it to be another depiction of Japanese women being sexualized by white men,” says Sawai. “I wanted this to be the right portrayal of women.”
But early conversations with Marks dispelled that worry, as he and the show’s writers also were intent on being mindful of problematic conventions of the genre.
“Justin said everything that I needed to hear,” says Sawai, adding in Japanese that it put her at ease.
Read Sawai’s full interview with The Times’ @teaseabee and see more of @therealchristinahouse’s photos at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio.
One of the first questions Anna Sawai had for showrunner Justin Marks when they met to discuss #Shogun was, “Why are you remaking this?”
“I didn’t want it to be another depiction of Japanese women being sexualized by white men,” says Sawai. “I wanted this to be the right portrayal of women.”
But early conversations with Marks dispelled that worry, as he and the show’s writers also were intent on being mindful of problematic conventions of the genre.
“Justin said everything that I needed to hear,” says Sawai, adding in Japanese that it put her at ease.
Read Sawai’s full interview with The Times’ @teaseabee and see more of @therealchristinahouse’s photos at the link in @latimes_entertainment’s bio.
