A live action Fruits Basket?? :hehe: Imagine what it would be like with all the transformation, gotta be really excited, ne?! :naughty:
I think Imai Tsubasa is sorta too soft-looking for Kyo (and too pretty?! ^___^). How about Hayato Ichihara (http://jdorama.com/artiste.1730.htm), that dude who played in WaterBoys 2? Personally I think he would make a perfect Kyo, though the problem is that he's kinda short, but Tsubasa isn't that much taller than him either.
As for what other anime I'd love to see made into dramas, I'd say, Hikaru no Go (it seems very easy to produce, but might appeal more to the young kids?), or Kare Kano as a little romantic comedy drama? I think Jdramas lack these romantic comedy type of dramas that have been produced continously in recent years by Koreans or Taiwanese. Sometimes, female viewers want some romance too!! (not the cheesy, corny ones like Taiwanese dramas, no offense!). Kare Kano is a pretty good and deep anime/manga (despite it being a shoujo manga) that focuses a lot on character development and the plot. Of course there're draggy parts but the director can always cut them out, right?
I think Imai Tsubasa is sorta too soft-looking for Kyo (and too pretty?! ^___^). How about Hayato Ichihara (http://jdorama.com/artiste.1730.htm), that dude who played in WaterBoys 2? Personally I think he would make a perfect Kyo, though the problem is that he's kinda short, but Tsubasa isn't that much taller than him either.
As for what other anime I'd love to see made into dramas, I'd say, Hikaru no Go (it seems very easy to produce, but might appeal more to the young kids?), or Kare Kano as a little romantic comedy drama? I think Jdramas lack these romantic comedy type of dramas that have been produced continously in recent years by Koreans or Taiwanese. Sometimes, female viewers want some romance too!! (not the cheesy, corny ones like Taiwanese dramas, no offense!). Kare Kano is a pretty good and deep anime/manga (despite it being a shoujo manga) that focuses a lot on character development and the plot. Of course there're draggy parts but the director can always cut them out, right?