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Orphan Black ? 7 Genes ( Japanese : (オ?ファン?ブラック～七つの遺?子～ known internationally as Orphan Black Japan ), launched December 2, 2017, on Fuji Television , is a Japanese remake of the BBC America show Orphan Black . It stars South Korean actress and singer Kang Ji-young as Sara Aoyama, a broke and desperate single mother who witnesses the shocking suicide of a woman who looks just like her. The remake was produced by Telepack for Tokai TV under licence from BBC Worldwide. ^{[1] [2]}

Characters [ edit ]

• Kang Ji-young as Sara Aoyama/Maoko Shiina
• Ikusaburo Yamazaki as Makio Iwaki
• Shun Nishime as Kaoru Aoyama
• Saori Takizawa as Ayano Kimura
• Koki Okada as Tsuyoshi Kinjou
• Tsutomu Takahashi as Nagase
• Naoto Takenaka as Wakita
• Yumi Asou as Saeko Aoyama
• Rin Shouno as Moe Aoyama

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

• Orphan Black ? 7 Genes at IMDb