Uchiyama Rina
Started by ahochaude · 15 Dec 2003 · 4,671 replies
Artiste Discussion
I find here prettier now than before.. she's really pretty in teh picture :mrgreen:
I'd be happy to remove that bra for her.... :naughty:
maybe it's all part of the fashion :hehe: and her gown looks like a carpet..
kisarazu wrote:maybe it's all part of the fashion :hehe: and her gown looks like a carpet..
LOL, I didn't notice that, but yeah.... :hehe: :rofl:
Or a fancy tablecloth. :hehe:
kisarazu wrote:I find here prettier now than before.. she's really pretty in teh picture :mrgreen:
yeah, she does look pretty in that pic..
but i saw her in that high school drama she did recently, she looks thin.. i think i prefer her before
me too!! :bleh:
from Tokyograph:
Rina Uchiyama to play role of marrow donor program founder
Sun, February 10, 2008 (10:49pm EST)
Actress Rina Uchiyama has been chosen to star in TV Tokyo's drama special "Sanjumannin Kara no Kiseki ~Nidome no Happy Birthday~."
The drama is a fictionalized account of the life of Takako Otani, who helped found and is currently involved with the Japan Marrow Donor Program. It is based on her book, "Ikiterutte Shiawase!" Earlier in her life, Otani was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, but she underwent a successful marrow transplant.
Masaru Nagai will play Otani's boyfriend. Takashi Naito, Keiko Takeshita, Chizuru Azuma, and Chiaki Hara have also been cast in the drama. Broadcast is scheduled for March 26 at 9:00pm.
Rina Uchiyama to play role of marrow donor program founder
Sun, February 10, 2008 (10:49pm EST)
Actress Rina Uchiyama has been chosen to star in TV Tokyo's drama special "Sanjumannin Kara no Kiseki ~Nidome no Happy Birthday~."
The drama is a fictionalized account of the life of Takako Otani, who helped found and is currently involved with the Japan Marrow Donor Program. It is based on her book, "Ikiterutte Shiawase!" Earlier in her life, Otani was diagnosed with chronic leukemia, but she underwent a successful marrow transplant.
Masaru Nagai will play Otani's boyfriend. Takashi Naito, Keiko Takeshita, Chizuru Azuma, and Chiaki Hara have also been cast in the drama. Broadcast is scheduled for March 26 at 9:00pm.
I will save her honor !!! I really loved her way of acting in Musashi :D
few months ago...
Actress Rina Uchiyama was presented with the 5th annual Kimono Award on Sunday. The prize is sponsored by Kimono Seikatsu Network.
Previous winners are Tamao Nakamura, Ryuji Harada, Pinko Izumi, and Ryoko Yonekura.
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Actress Rina Uchiyama was presented with the 5th annual Kimono Award on Sunday. The prize is sponsored by Kimono Seikatsu Network.
Previous winners are Tamao Nakamura, Ryuji Harada, Pinko Izumi, and Ryoko Yonekura.
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Why isn't Uchiyama Rina a major star--I'm talking Nakama Yukie-level stardom.
The gal can flat-out act. I can't think of another Japanese actress under 30 who's a better actress than she is, including Nakama.
Plus, she's the rare twenty-something actress who seems quite comfortable and entirely believable playing jidaigeki roles.
And she's cute beyond belief.
The gal can flat-out act. I can't think of another Japanese actress under 30 who's a better actress than she is, including Nakama.
Plus, she's the rare twenty-something actress who seems quite comfortable and entirely believable playing jidaigeki roles.
And she's cute beyond belief.
shin2 wrote:Why isn't Uchiyama Rina a major star--I'm talking Nakama Yukie-level stardom.
The gal can flat-out act. I can't think of another Japanese actress under 30 who's a better actress than she is, including Nakama.
Hmm... You might wanna think harder. ;)
Plus, she's the rare twenty-something actress who seems quite comfortable and entirely believable playing jidaigeki roles.
The only constant jidaigeki dramas are the Taigas... And she can't star in all of them...
Or can she? :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
The only constant jidaigeki dramas are the Taigas... And she can't star in all of them...
Or can she? :beaten:
Actually, there is a fair amount of jidaigeki TV programming--Mito Komon, for example, has been on for over 30 years--but the people who provide dorama to those outside of Japan generally seem to stick to the contemporary trendy stuff.
Plus, I wasn't focusing on just dorama; I meant theatrical movies as well.
Re my comment about the best actress under 30: you're a closet Fukuda Kyoko fan, aren't you? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
shin2 wrote:Why isn't Uchiyama Rina a major star--I'm talking Nakama Yukie-level stardom.
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two words and 1 acronym
Moto Kare and SOS
krim wrote:
two words and 1 acronym
Moto Kare and SOS
:hehe:
Hittin' below the panty line. :beaten:
I like Uchiyama, but SOS was not her finest hour.
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