One Piece: Jamie Lee Curtis declares herself a follower of the series in a way you don’t expect

She is already one of us!

Netflix’s One Piece live-action is about to premiere and it seems that actress Jamie Lee Curtis wants to be Dr. Kureha, because thanks to her daughter she has become a big fan of the series. To the point, that she has used her great influence to be able to realize one of her dreams.

Movie Box recently spoke with Curtis in light of the upcoming Halloween movie, and it was there that the star mentioned that he was a fan of One Piece. The conversation flared up after Curtis received a Tony Tony Chopper stuffed animal, and she said that her daughter was such a fan that she made it possible for Chopper’s voice actress to send her a message. Also, Ruby wants the actress to play Kureha in the Netflix live-action series.

Of course, the first season of Netflix hasn’t been released yet though. has already finished recording, and One Piece is keeping his first look near the chest for now. However, the interview let him know Curtis how much netizens want the actress to join the official cast of the live-action series. When told about the fan cast, Curtis was surprised, as he can see here, and says that he will have to see how the first season fares before making a decision.

For those curious about the Netflix adaptation, the project has entered post-production after a lengthy shoot in South Africa. Netflix built a fleet of ships and invested in practical props in hopes of doing the story justice. Eiichiro Oda, after all. The creator even managed to visit the set for a short vacation over the summer, so of course fans are eager to see what One Piece has in store for them.

One Piece is living the high life these days thanks to the manga and of course the anime has fans tuning in to its Wano Country Saga on a weekly basis. As the manga reaches its final act, the franchise is thriving with upcoming games like One Piece Odyssey, but its biggest behind-the-scenes project belongs to Netflix. The streaming service is making a live-action adaptation of One Piece, and now, Jamie Lee Curtis addresses cast of internet fans to become a part of live-action adaptation.

At this time, there is no set release window for One Piece on Netflix. If you want to catch up on the anime, it streams on Crunchyroll and Hulu with the help of a simulcast. And as for the manga, you can find the series on Manga Plus or the Shonen Jump app.

The live-action of One Piece is already in its final stage

One of the main actors of the live-action One Piece has confirmed that Netflix has finished filming the first season through your social networks. This long-awaited adaptation with actors and actresses of Eiichiro Oda’s work has generated expectation among the fandom because its creator is fully involved in this production.

As we mentioned, it was Taz Skylar, the actor behind Sanji in the live-action One Piecepublished a post on his social networks saying goodbye after this arduous filming season, which has attracted the attention of his fans. In fact, most of the comments on his publication turned out to be positive, something unexpected for live-action adaptations of anime works.

The message he shared on his social networks said the following: “And so… I’m done 🥺. Thank you @onepiecenetflix for the opportunity to test me beyond what I thought possible. I was struggling A LOT with my mental health when I first entered this new chapter. I really didn’t know which side I was on or where I sat in the mix of all of this. But now I’m on the other side. I feel reborn as an adult. As someone who knows who he is, what he can do, and exactly where he’s going.

Afterward, he proceeded to thank the team involved in Netflix’s live-action One Piece: “Thank you @cinematic1 and @jjward12 for being the two best big brothers I could have asked for. Thank you @inakigo for always inspiring me to be a pure person. @petergadiot and @brashaad_mayweather for being my relentless adventure partners. @bookofjacob and @emilysteaparty for all the fun times. @stevemaeda for the support! #ChrisSymes and #Gabe for the espresso 😜😜 @sneakycho for the peer pressure 🤣❤️ @donovanlouie @matt_esof @jaren_phillips for giving me the gift of TaeKwonDo. @armando.deleca @stuartwillaction @brooctober @fletbedza @missnataliewalsh @nathanbarris @camerongroep @shaun_verth @re_on19 and the entire stunt team for welcoming me into their coveted family. @kels.hoffe for being my guardian angel. @kurtdevilliers for supporting me in my craziest endeavors. And the whole team that has been a dream group of A PLAYERS all along! See you next family! Peace out ❤️