Age: 79
female
Masako Ōta, known as Meiko Kaji, is a Japanese actress and enka singer born on 24 March 1947 in Chiyoda, Tokyo Prefecture. After graduating from Yakumo Academy in Meguro in 1965, she made her debut at Nikkatsu Studios under her real name, playing supporting roles in the late 1960s. Her first notable role came in 1969 in *Nihon Zankyoden*. She gained visibility with the 1970-1971 series *Stray Cat Rock* (Noraneko Rokku), playing young rebels in five films. In the 1970s, she excelled in roles as outlaws, notably in the *Joshuu Sasori* (Prisonnière Scorpion) series at Toei, with four films, the first of which was released in 1972. She became an icon with *Lady Snowblood* (1973), which greatly inspired Quentin Tarantino in *Kill Bill*. Her other notable films include *Double Suicide at Sonezaki* (1978). She also sang for her films and released several albums and singles. She has appeared in over 100 films and series since the 1960s.
Finn Keaton grew up in a rich family and is used to not denying himself anything. Endless parties, new girlfriends - this is how he spends his normal everyday life, he is not particularly interested in the future or the achievements in life. Finn's behavior upsets his grandfather, the respectable businessman Harol Keaton. Harold decides that his grandson will marry a suitable girl from Texas. Although Finn does not want to get married, he cannot go against his grandfather's words. Finding the right bride is the task of Harold' eldest daughter-in-law, Isabel. He finds Sadie, the older daughter of the Sanders family in Texas, suitable. On the night of the proposal, Sadie and her sister Shanelle also get big surprises.
