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Why Max Canceled Tokyo Vice
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scrn loglineMax's gritty yakuza drama 'Tokyo Vice' gets the ax after just two seasons, leaving fans craving for more of the underground worldbeat sheet- Industry insiders say the show's high production costs and creative differences between the network and producers led to its abrupt cancellation
- Lead actor Ansel Elgort, who played the American journalist embedded in the Tokyo underworld, is reportedly disappointed by the decision and hopeful the show may find a new home
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Why Max Canceled Tokyo Vice
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Rafael Motamayor)
scrn logline
Max's gritty yakuza drama 'Tokyo Vice' gets the ax after just two seasons, leaving fans craving for more of the underground world
beat sheet
- Industry insiders say the show's high production costs and creative differences between the network and producers led to its abrupt cancellation
- Lead actor Ansel Elgort, who played the American journalist embedded in the Tokyo underworld, is reportedly disappointed by the decision and hopeful the show may find a new home
call sheet
Ken Watanabe, Ansel Elgort, Max, Tokyo Vice