John Blackthorne, the historical epic's human Golden Retriever, masterfully weaponizes how much of a putz he is
In developing its new adaptation of James Clavell’s Shōgun, FX specifically set out to avoid simply rehashing the “whitewashed” 1980 original, which starred Richard Chamberlain and was entirely told from the perspective of his character, John Blackthorne, an English seaman who gets shipwrecked in Japan in the 1600s and must learn their ways in order to survive .
It is, without a doubt, a perfect putz move for a man to make a scene by screaming at the top of his lungs about how great of a feminist ally he is, especially when he immediately explains to Mariko that it’s all bullshit and that English society isn’t any more respectful toward women than Japanese society. Throughout all of this, everyone is drawn to Blackthorne and compelled by the wacky way he does things.
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