In addition to love ethics movies, she is good at the kind of female roles that are characterized by beauty and can charm all living beings.

For other female characters in other types of movies, major directors are often reluctant to cast her.

However, even though she has become famous, she is no longer willing to accept bad movies for money.

She has become more picky about scripts and only wants to star in roles and scripts she likes.

She really wants to break out of the original role frame and change her acting style.

She even wants to develop on the drama stage, and longs to completely break away from the role of a "beautiful vase" who entertains people with sex.

As a result, the actual feedback was unsatisfactory, and her work not only dropped sharply, but her attempts to change her acting direction also failed miserably.

In the entire year of 1984, she only took on three carefully selected films.

They are "Shanghai Life", "The Mouse Monk" and "Make Up".

But I never expected that after these films were released, they all received mediocre reviews.

Neither film critics nor audiences seemed to buy it.

So by 1985, the films she starred in suddenly became nothing.

Not only did I try out several roles, but they were ultimately rejected by the directors.

Even for the roles she is good at, no one comes to shoot her anymore.

But this is not the worst thing. The worst thing is that blessings never come in pairs and misfortunes never come alone.

At this time, Keiko Matsumoto's career in advertising endorsements also suffered a heavy blow.

Originally, she held the title of Best Actress and was at the peak of her looks.

It stands to reason that for at least a few years, Keiko Matsumoto should be the advertising spokesperson favored by major brands.

From the perspective of fame and fortune, it doesn't matter if she doesn't have a movie to shoot. She can earn money just by shooting commercials to the point where she can't help but maintain her reputation and celebrity status because of the broadcast of commercials.

But no one can imagine that there are unforeseen circumstances in the sky, and misfortunes and misfortunes may happen to people.

Just at the beginning of this year, a tissue commercial she was filming unexpectedly got involved in a supernatural incident.

After this TV commercial about paper towels aired, not only the producers of the commercial but also the actors in the show died mysteriously one after another.

Moreover, the background music was later found to be a cult language sung in Russian.

In the end, the advertisement was blocked by Japanese media and was completely banned.

As a result, Matsumoto Keiko also suffered a lot and became an unlucky artist, and was terminated by the major manufacturers she originally signed.

I have to admit that the Japanese are the most superstitious.

As soon as this incident came out, Hitachi, Sony, Mazda, Japan Airlines, Mitsui Banking Corporation, Shiseido, Issey Miyake... almost all came to terminate the contract.

For Matsumoto Keiko, the economic losses directly caused by this incident may be calculated as one billion yuan.

What’s the use of her charming appearance and the honor of being a double actress?

She is so pitiful now. She is even worse than becoming a box office poison. She has simply become an advertising poison.

Not to mention that the house leaked even though it rained all night.

As soon as the "Plaza Accord" came out, the company run by Matsumoto Keiko's father suffered a heavy blow from the exchange rate and was in urgent need of tens of millions of yen for turnover.

So, how cruel real life is.

Although she has just reached the peak of her career, Keiko Matsumoto is actually facing the threat of becoming obsolete.

Obviously, she should have lived a prosperous life for a few years without worrying about food and drink, but Matsumoto Keiko is now even more short of money than she was before she became an actress.

In this case, if she, a weak woman who only knows how to act, wants to get out of adversity, how many options does she have?

I want to make another movie that will make me famous and earn a lot of advertising revenue again.

So besides her appearance, which has supported her career to this point, what else can she rely on?

Is it no wonder that she cares so much about appearance?
Chapter completed!