Odagiri Joe
Started by MixxDreamer · 25 Mar 2004 · 3,401 replies
Artiste Discussion
qnuy wrote:
http://community.livejournal.com/ourhour/300052.html
Do you have the twitter nick instead? I'm not a member of the community.. :shakehead:
wai wrote:
Do you have the twitter nick instead? I'm not a member of the community.. :shakehead:
http://twitter.com/yourhour
can you use torrent?
Thanks for that qnuy. :)
Nope, I don't use torrent.
Nope, I don't use torrent.
Joe and Yuu are expecting their first child in Feb! :dancing:
http://news24.jp/entertainment/news/1613760.html
http://news24.jp/entertainment/news/1613760.html
wai wrote:Joe and Yuu are expecting their first child in Feb! :dancing:
http://news24.jp/entertainment/news/1613760.html
I read the news this morning and was very happy with it.
congratulations! :dancing:
ne wai, do you have a twitter account? you can follow his twitter here
http://twitter.com/joeodagiri
:)
Thanks!!! :mrgreen:
Is that really him? I've searched all permutations of his name before...haha
Excited about the new SP! Got the following info from tokyohive, picture from weibo
http://www.tokyohive.com/2010/08/odagiri-joe-and-watanabe-ken-to-play-teacher-and-student-in-sp/
A special drama titled, gHei no Naka no Chuugakouh, starring Odagiri Joe and Watanabe Ken will be shown on October 11 on TBS. It is a human drama scripted by writer Uchidate Makiko, and it was filmed in an actual prison – a first for any Japanese drama.
The story revolves around Asahimachi Junior High School, which is the only junior high school inside a prison. Asahimachi houses the people who were not able to receive the regular compulsory education because of their crimes. Odagiri Joe will play the role of a teacher in this school, and Watanabe Ken will play one of his students. The drama will mainly focus on Odagirifs interactions with the convicted students.
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http://www.tokyohive.com/2010/08/odagiri-joe-and-watanabe-ken-to-play-teacher-and-student-in-sp/
A special drama titled, gHei no Naka no Chuugakouh, starring Odagiri Joe and Watanabe Ken will be shown on October 11 on TBS. It is a human drama scripted by writer Uchidate Makiko, and it was filmed in an actual prison – a first for any Japanese drama.
The story revolves around Asahimachi Junior High School, which is the only junior high school inside a prison. Asahimachi houses the people who were not able to receive the regular compulsory education because of their crimes. Odagiri Joe will play the role of a teacher in this school, and Watanabe Ken will play one of his students. The drama will mainly focus on Odagirifs interactions with the convicted students.
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wai wrote:Excited about the new SP! Got the following info from tokyohive, picture from weibo
http://www.tokyohive.com/2010/08/odagiri-joe-and-watanabe-ken-to-play-teacher-and-student-in-sp/
A special drama titled, gHei no Naka no Chuugakouh, starring Odagiri Joe and Watanabe Ken will be shown on October 11 on TBS. It is a human drama scripted by writer Uchidate Makiko, and it was filmed in an actual prison – a first for any Japanese drama.
The story revolves around Asahimachi Junior High School, which is the only junior high school inside a prison. Asahimachi houses the people who were not able to receive the regular compulsory education because of their crimes. Odagiri Joe will play the role of a teacher in this school, and Watanabe Ken will play one of his students. The drama will mainly focus on Odagirifs interactions with the convicted students.
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I like that photo, he still looks gorgeous despite the messy hair. oh well..I've always loved him in any hairdos anyway :muack: :hehe:
he'll make a good father :hug: just the thought of it already makes me happy. lol! this is weird :bonk:
qnuy wrote:I like that photo, he still looks gorgeous despite the messy hair.
Which is why you like Tamaki Hiroshi as well, ne? :mrgreen:
bmwracer wrote:
Which is why you like Tamaki Hiroshi as well, ne? :mrgreen:
sou ne :hehe:
the guys I love tend to have weird hairdos :beaten:
qnuy wrote:sou ne :hehe:
the guys I love tend to have weird hairdos :beaten:
But Osawa Takao has normal hair. :mrgreen:
Odagiri's SP drama is finally available on D-Addicts :woot:
http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_89751.htm
http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_89751.htm
bmwracer wrote:
But Osawa Takao has normal hair. :mrgreen:
hahaha...yup, he's one of the exceptions :beaten:
Have not watched this season's dramas. Has anyone watched Kazoku no uta? Is it so bad it has to be discontinued?
http://www.tokyohive.com/2012/05/odagiri-joes-drama-kazoku-no-uta-to-be-discontinued-due-to-low-rate/
http://www.tokyohive.com/2012/05/odagiri-joes-drama-kazoku-no-uta-to-be-discontinued-due-to-low-rate/
I love Odagiri Joe -- he does not take roles that are too conventional. Lover boy tpes, etc. He really excels at challenging roles with great stories.
I first saw him in Shinsengumi then I can never get enough of him. I have also seen Hei no Naka no Chuugakkou countless times and it never gets old. Odagiri + Watanabe-san. Just wow.
I found out that one of his favourite actors is Steve Buscemi. They do have some similarities in styles :)
I first saw him in Shinsengumi then I can never get enough of him. I have also seen Hei no Naka no Chuugakkou countless times and it never gets old. Odagiri + Watanabe-san. Just wow.
I found out that one of his favourite actors is Steve Buscemi. They do have some similarities in styles :)
Here's an interesting article about Joe. Since the fiasco of 'Kazoku no Uta' he refuses to take a leading role in a drama. As it is, he's got a supporting role in three (!) dramas this Spring, 'Arisu no Toge', 'Gokuaku Ganbo', and 'River's Edge Ookawabata Tanteisha'.
Odagiri was initially scheduled to be co-leads with Ueno Juri in the TBS Spring 2014 drama "Arisu no Toge". However, he asked to be lowered to a supporting role. According to an entertainment agency's insider, his decision was largely due to the trauma he suffered in 2012 when his drama "Kazoku no Uta" registered very low ratings and had to be shortened by three episodes. Since then, Odagiri would only take on leading roles if they are in movies or late-night dramas.
In actual fact, "Arisu no Toge" got off to a pretty good start at 14.2%. Although it dropped to 11.9% for its second episode, that was actually a normal trend because most dramas would suffer a fall in ratings in the second episode and anything between two and three percent was acceptable. However, there is still a likelihood that the drama might head into single-digit territory if things do not pick up from the third episode onwards. As such, no matter what happens to this drama, Odagiri would not be blamed for the results so in this sense, his choice to turn down the leading role is a smart move.
Although Odagiri is not really the type of actor who shines in supporting roles, if the drama in which he plays a supporting role does well, he can earn some credit in having contributed to its success. On the other hand, if the drama becomes a flop, he won't be liable for it. In the current TV drama landscape where it's extremely difficult to get high ratings, Odagiri's choice would allow him to concentrate on his acting rather than be affected by the movement of the drama's ratings. In a way, the timing of his choice would be appropriate to prolong the length of his career.
Original article here: http://www.excite.co.jp/News/entertainment_g/20140504/Real_Live_18286.html
Odagiri was initially scheduled to be co-leads with Ueno Juri in the TBS Spring 2014 drama "Arisu no Toge". However, he asked to be lowered to a supporting role. According to an entertainment agency's insider, his decision was largely due to the trauma he suffered in 2012 when his drama "Kazoku no Uta" registered very low ratings and had to be shortened by three episodes. Since then, Odagiri would only take on leading roles if they are in movies or late-night dramas.
In actual fact, "Arisu no Toge" got off to a pretty good start at 14.2%. Although it dropped to 11.9% for its second episode, that was actually a normal trend because most dramas would suffer a fall in ratings in the second episode and anything between two and three percent was acceptable. However, there is still a likelihood that the drama might head into single-digit territory if things do not pick up from the third episode onwards. As such, no matter what happens to this drama, Odagiri would not be blamed for the results so in this sense, his choice to turn down the leading role is a smart move.
Although Odagiri is not really the type of actor who shines in supporting roles, if the drama in which he plays a supporting role does well, he can earn some credit in having contributed to its success. On the other hand, if the drama becomes a flop, he won't be liable for it. In the current TV drama landscape where it's extremely difficult to get high ratings, Odagiri's choice would allow him to concentrate on his acting rather than be affected by the movement of the drama's ratings. In a way, the timing of his choice would be appropriate to prolong the length of his career.
Original article here: http://www.excite.co.jp/News/entertainment_g/20140504/Real_Live_18286.html
Odagiri Joe to star in movie "Ernesto" to be released this Fall
Odagiri Joe will be appearing in the new movie "Ernesto" directed by Sakamoto Junji which is due to be shown in cinemas next autumn. The movie which is a collaboration by Japan and Cuba for the first time in 48 years, features Odagiri as the Bolivian-Japanese doctor Ernesto Freddy Maemura who fought alongside with revolutionist Che Guevara and died at the young age of 25. As the entire movie is in Spanish, Odagiri spent 6 months to learn the language and had to reduce his weight by 12kg for the filming. This being his 14th movie shot overseas, Odagiri said that he took on the role precisely because it was tough and something which he had never attempted before.
Odagiri had to fly more than 15 hours over 12,500km in order to get to Cuba's capital Havana for the filming. On the set, instructions were all in Spanish. Although the filming was to start from 3 September, Odagiri flew to Havana ahead of schedule on 15 August so as to get used to the environment. Prior to the filming, he had to keep his hair long for three months and not cut his nails for two months so as to look like a revolutionist. Subsequently, as the filming moved on to the scenes featuring his character's younger days, he had to eat a lot of sweet stuff to regain the weight he lost.
Source: Sanspo
Odagiri Joe will be appearing in the new movie "Ernesto" directed by Sakamoto Junji which is due to be shown in cinemas next autumn. The movie which is a collaboration by Japan and Cuba for the first time in 48 years, features Odagiri as the Bolivian-Japanese doctor Ernesto Freddy Maemura who fought alongside with revolutionist Che Guevara and died at the young age of 25. As the entire movie is in Spanish, Odagiri spent 6 months to learn the language and had to reduce his weight by 12kg for the filming. This being his 14th movie shot overseas, Odagiri said that he took on the role precisely because it was tough and something which he had never attempted before.
Odagiri had to fly more than 15 hours over 12,500km in order to get to Cuba's capital Havana for the filming. On the set, instructions were all in Spanish. Although the filming was to start from 3 September, Odagiri flew to Havana ahead of schedule on 15 August so as to get used to the environment. Prior to the filming, he had to keep his hair long for three months and not cut his nails for two months so as to look like a revolutionist. Subsequently, as the filming moved on to the scenes featuring his character's younger days, he had to eat a lot of sweet stuff to regain the weight he lost.
Source: Sanspo
Joe will attent in some international film event, there are The Toronto Japanese Film Festival for his lastest movie HER LOVE BOILS BATHWATER and OVER THE FENCE. and Japan Cut in NYC at July for OVER THE FENCE.
For more info:
japansociety.org/page/programs/film/japan-cuts-2017
screenanarchy.com/amp/2017/06/the-toronto-japanese-film-festival-kicks-off-june-8th-with-joe-odagiri-in-attendence.html
And, he will be join in a Korean Movie with Jang Geun Suk and Fuji Mina, the movie title is 'The Human Time'
Woaaaa, Joe will be very busy thi year. I hope he will have more romance dorama or movie.
For more info:
japansociety.org/page/programs/film/japan-cuts-2017
screenanarchy.com/amp/2017/06/the-toronto-japanese-film-festival-kicks-off-june-8th-with-joe-odagiri-in-attendence.html
And, he will be join in a Korean Movie with Jang Geun Suk and Fuji Mina, the movie title is 'The Human Time'
Woaaaa, Joe will be very busy thi year. I hope he will have more romance dorama or movie.
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