Gentleman Asaki, painted, 1/35 scale Work size (including diorama base): W100 x D100 x H142mm Award: 25th Doll Modification Contest Bronze Prize Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery Released in 1996, Last Man Standing was an American film that was a gangster remake of the world-famous Akira Kurosawa's Yojinbo. The film is a diorama of Toshiro Mifune as Sanjuro Kuwabata, a bouncer, watching Bruce Willis as John Smith with two guns standing in the wilderness. You're strong, man. What's your name? "...John Smith. I don't know who the fuck you are. No, you don't." I can almost hear them talking. Both actors are extremely famous, so there must have been a lot of pressure to make them look like each other. Both actors are extremely famous and it must have been a lot of pressure to make them look alike. Mifune's warm perspective seems to connect with the underlying film work and warms the heart of the viewer.
