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At the beginning of his career, Ken Watanabe starred in Japanese films and theatrical productions, but his international breakthrough occurred in 2003, when he played a role in the film "The Last Samurai" directed by Edward Zvik. His impressive performance earned him wide acclaim and attracted the attention of Hollywood producers.

Since then, Ken Watanabe has become famous around the world for his roles in various films. Some of his more famous works include:

- "The Last Samurai" (2003): A historical film about an American army captain who becomes embroiled in conflict with Japanese samurai during the Meiji period in Japan.

- "Letters from Iwo Jima" (2006): A drama based on real events, about a Japanese student who survives the World War II nuclear bombing of Hiroshima.

- "Exodus: Kings and Gods" (2014): An epic biblical film telling the story of the prophet Moses and the exodus of Jews from Egypt.

Ken Watanabe also starred with success in theatrical productions and television series, conquering the audience with his skill and charisma.

Outside the cinema, Ken Watanabe actively participates in various charitable and social events, supporting young actors and fighting for the protection of the environment.

With his talent, devotion to art and a wide range of roles, Ken Watanabe continues to inspire and surprise viewers around the world, remaining one of the most respected and recognized actors of his generation.