Takenouchi Yutaka
Started by Joyce · 7 Jan 2004 · 3,033 replies
Artiste Discussion
oooohhhhh
thanks so much eve for those gorgeous Yuta pics!
thanks so much eve for those gorgeous Yuta pics!
Im feeling badly our boy has fallen back to page three in the Artists forum. :shamefulcry:
Well what is he up to these days.? Any film or drama in the making? I must admit I have been wandering a little with Osawa Takao and Alex Chu. They can certainly take up a lot of time very pleasantly.
Any latest photos of our Takeno...
Peg
Any latest photos of our Takeno...
Peg
brad2 wrote:Well what is he up to these days.? Any film or drama in the making? I must admit I have been wandering a little with Osawa Takao and Alex Chu. They can certainly take up a lot of time very pleasantly.
Any latest photos of our Takeno...
Peg
News.Hm..
Today 13/4,he was in HK,for the opening of a new D'urban store.
He had no time,he only appeared for 15 minutes,he was surprised that so many fans and reporters were after him,but he was very busy and had to return to Japan ASAP,so had no time for sight seeing there.
Awesome,handsome as always,please enjoy :mrgreen: :
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There are -also-videos-WONDERFUL TAKENO-but I can't upload them here :puppydog: :puppydog: Maybe next time :mrgreen:
Credits to my darling Elsa
yutakagr wrote:Sorry bmwracer :bonk:
Thanx for the fixing... :mrgreen:
No problem, just trying to tidy things up. :)
Where is he now and what is he doing? and where are all the friends here??
I still love you Takeno. Got a big heart here.
Peg
I still love you Takeno. Got a big heart here.
Peg
brad2 wrote:and where are all the friends here??
I think Eve had to go to somebody's wedding last Saturday.
gaginmark,
Hi...it was Eve's wedding..on the beach...in Miami...sound lovely.
Peg
Hi...it was Eve's wedding..on the beach...in Miami...sound lovely.
Peg
brad2 wrote:gaginmark,
Hi...it was Eve's wedding..on the beach...in Miami...sound lovely.
Peg
@ brad2: I do believe that GM was being facetious. Although thanks for sharing Eve's happy news here. :victory: :woot: :)
@yutakagr: Thanks for the lovely pics. He is so cool. :thumbsup:
Enna wrote:
@ brad2: I do believe that GM was being facetious.
Me? Facetious?? :P
But you are correct. Sorry, brad2. That's the one bad thing about forums, sometimes the printed word doesn't convey the entire meaning. :ashamed:
Yutaka Takenouchi stars in "Taiheiyou no Kiseki"
Yutaka Takenouchi has been cast as a soldier for the first time in his acting career. He will star in the movie "Taiheiyou no Kiseki ~ Fox to Yobareta Otoko," directed by Hideyuki Hirayama and scheduled for release in February 2011.
Next year will be the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The film, set near the end of World War II, has Takenouchi playing a feared Japanese soldier known as "Fox," who relentlessly fights against the American forces even after Japan's severe loss in the Battle of Saipan.
The movie is based on Sakae Oba, the Japanese captain whose story was told in the book "Oba, the Last Samurai," written by former U.S. soldier Don Jones. Oba, who was a geography teacher before the war, was the leader of the last remaining Japanese unit in Saipan. He and his small group of men used guerrilla warfare tactics against the American forces, including Jones' unit, until finally surrendering in December 1945, a few months after Japan surrendered.
Executive producer Seiji Okuda said that ever since reading the book about 30 years ago, he had wanted to turn it into a movie someday. With the book out-of-print, it was difficult securing the film rights, but he eventually received approval from Jones' wife.
Part of the movie will be filmed in Saipan. Production includes involvement by American staff, particularly for the depiction of the U.S. forces.
Yutaka Takenouchi has been cast as a soldier for the first time in his acting career. He will star in the movie "Taiheiyou no Kiseki ~ Fox to Yobareta Otoko," directed by Hideyuki Hirayama and scheduled for release in February 2011.
Next year will be the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The film, set near the end of World War II, has Takenouchi playing a feared Japanese soldier known as "Fox," who relentlessly fights against the American forces even after Japan's severe loss in the Battle of Saipan.
The movie is based on Sakae Oba, the Japanese captain whose story was told in the book "Oba, the Last Samurai," written by former U.S. soldier Don Jones. Oba, who was a geography teacher before the war, was the leader of the last remaining Japanese unit in Saipan. He and his small group of men used guerrilla warfare tactics against the American forces, including Jones' unit, until finally surrendering in December 1945, a few months after Japan surrendered.
Executive producer Seiji Okuda said that ever since reading the book about 30 years ago, he had wanted to turn it into a movie someday. With the book out-of-print, it was difficult securing the film rights, but he eventually received approval from Jones' wife.
Part of the movie will be filmed in Saipan. Production includes involvement by American staff, particularly for the depiction of the U.S. forces.
:woot: Thanks for the awesome news! Glad to see he's has some projects lined up. By the way, has anyone been able to track down a reasonably priced DVD of his last film--"Samayou yaiba" (w/ english subs??)
:bonk:
Dear gaginmark,
Yes.. well... forgive my dense five minutes. I usually am at this PC around midnight and if not, then I still am not awake in the early am. It does make intelligence rarified at times.
I find it is easy to be misunderstood however, because I forget that I am talking to people thousands of miles away the other side of the world, and we both think everyone is on our wavelength. NOT !!
Well sometimes if on an intelligent site. Which this is usually. :bonk:
Peg
Dear gaginmark,
Yes.. well... forgive my dense five minutes. I usually am at this PC around midnight and if not, then I still am not awake in the early am. It does make intelligence rarified at times.
I find it is easy to be misunderstood however, because I forget that I am talking to people thousands of miles away the other side of the world, and we both think everyone is on our wavelength. NOT !!
Well sometimes if on an intelligent site. Which this is usually. :bonk:
Peg
All you Yutaka fans should watch Fumo Chitai; your boy looks pretty fresh in a suit. He's always fun to watch, liked him ever since the Animal Shinji days of Long Vacation.
Tu_triky wrote:All you Yutaka fans should watch Fumo Chitai; your boy looks pretty fresh in a suit. He's always fun to watch, liked him ever since the Animal Shinji days of Long Vacation.
I just got a copy of it.
Im excited!! :woot:
Eve wrote:
I just got a copy of it.
Im excited!! :woot:
Cool. You'll like it me thinks. Yutaka has some good minutes as a supporting actor in the show.
Tu_triky wrote:
Cool. You'll like it me thinks. Yutaka has some good minutes as a supporting actor in the show.
The first couple of eps were very absorbing. Karasawa Toshiaki is such a solid performer. :victory:
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