Kosugi to open acting school for Hollywood aspirants

Kosugi to open acting school for Hollywood aspirants

GIFU, Japan - International action star Sho Kosugi speaks at a meeting he organized Aug. 18 to explain his plans to open an acting school in September in Nagoya to train children aspiring to become future Hollywood stars.

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