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Tsutsumi Shinichi
Started by nanashiberyl · 31 May 2004 · 3,021 replies
Artiste Discussion
informatin from 2ch net
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‚SˆÊA–Ø‘º‘ñÆ
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the comment for Tsutsumi :¢‘ål‚ÌŠç‚Ì’†‚É–³Ž×‹C‚ÈΊ炪Œõ‚év
maycc wrote:informatin from 2ch net
CanCan“ÇŽÒ10,000lƒAƒ“ƒP[ƒg
D‚«‚È‘ål‚Ì’j‚a‚d‚r‚s‚T
‚PˆÊA•ŸŽR‰ëŽ¡
‚QˆÊA’ç^ˆê
‚RˆÊA]Œû—m‰î
‚SˆÊA–Ø‘º‘ñÆ
‚TˆÊA’‡‘ºƒgƒIƒ‹
the comment for Tsutsumi :¢‘ål‚ÌŠç‚Ì’†‚É–³Ž×‹C‚ÈΊ炪Œõ‚év
:woot: :woot: :woot: YES!!! his smile CAN MELT EVERYONE's HEART!
maycc wrote:informatin from 2ch net
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‚RˆÊA]Œû—m‰î
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the comment for Tsutsumi :¢‘ål‚ÌŠç‚Ì’†‚É–³Ž×‹C‚ÈΊ炪Œõ‚év
sorry, japanese-disabled i am. what exactly is ‘ål‚ÌŠç‚Ì’†‚É–³Ž×‹C‚ÈΊ炪Œõ‚é??
it surprised me that Mr. Tsutsumi out-rated Mr. Kimura, am i right?
about the sexy/cute/cool/handsome/adorable side of Mr. Tsutsumi, please don't forget to mention his voice which can melt any non-lesbian woman's heart when he softly calls her name. . . . . .
i love addidas :bonk:
From Yomiuri:
Tsutsumi hones talent in swordsman role
Satoshi Tabata / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer
Guest actor Shinichi Tsutsumi will play a master swordsman in "Inoue Kabuki: Yoshiwara Gomenjo," presented by theatrical troupe Shinkansen. The play is based on a period novel of the same title by Keiichiro Ryu.
This is the first time that the troupe will present a play based on a novel, Shinkansen usually performing original works created by director Hidenori Inoue and playwright Kazuki Nakajima. As Nakajima admires Ryu's novels, the play is faithfully based on the original, in contrast to the troupe's usual plays full of laughs.
Tsutsumi plays young samurai Seiichiro, a disciple of legendary sword fighter Miyamoto Musashi (1584-1645). Following his master's death, Seiichiro comes to Yoshiwara, a red-light district in Edo, in accordance with the instructions in Miyamoto's will. Taken in by a mysterious old man (Shunji Fujimura), he becomes involved in a struggle between the leader of a secret organization (Shinta Furuta) and the people of Yoshiwara.
This will be the third time for Tsutsumi to take part in a Shinkansen production. "I was surprised this time as the play doesn't have the usual comical scenes. In former plays, the script had many such scenes," Tsutsumi said. "There's no time to relax. It's really a serious play with lots of lines."
However, the action in the play is as powerful as usual. Beautiful swordplay is required of Tsutsumi as Seiichiro, who battles the evil swordsmen of the enemy. "In previous plays, swordfight scenes included some strange moves, and the emphasis was always on speed. But this time, I'd like to show how a sword fight can be like a dance. To keep up the beautiful action, I cannot ease the tension at all. It's more difficult than moving fast," he said.
For Tsutsumi, who has performed in plays directed by Hideki Noda and David Leveaux of Theatre Project Tokyo, appearing in Shinkansen's works has widened the scope of his acting career. "I used to perform in artistic plays, but Shinkansen's plays aim to be pure entertainment. As I thought I should play in both ways as an actor, I learned new aspects that I had lacked through Shinkansen's works," Tsutsumi said.
Such experience helped him successfully play the role of Taira no Masakado in "Maboroshi ni Kokoro mo Sozoro Kuruoshi no Warera Masakado," directed by Yukio Ninagawa in February. In the play, Tsutsumi plays the insane Masakado as a comical character, including some improvisation.
"I think I can use what I learned in Shinkansen's plays in Ninagawa's plays. I can also utilize what Leveaux taught me in other stage plays and films. I'd like to perform in other Shinkansen works, though it's tough physically," he said.
Tsutsumi's abundant experience has supported his versatile acting. The popular actor also starred in four films this year.
Also appearing in the play are Yasuko Matsuyuki, Kotomi Kyono and Zen Kajihara.
"Yoshiwara Gomenjo" will be performed at the Aoyama Theater in Tokyo, from Sept. 8 through Oct. 5. For details, call (03) 5361-3027.
(Sep. 1, 2005)
Tsutsumi hones talent in swordsman role
Satoshi Tabata / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer
Guest actor Shinichi Tsutsumi will play a master swordsman in "Inoue Kabuki: Yoshiwara Gomenjo," presented by theatrical troupe Shinkansen. The play is based on a period novel of the same title by Keiichiro Ryu.
This is the first time that the troupe will present a play based on a novel, Shinkansen usually performing original works created by director Hidenori Inoue and playwright Kazuki Nakajima. As Nakajima admires Ryu's novels, the play is faithfully based on the original, in contrast to the troupe's usual plays full of laughs.
Tsutsumi plays young samurai Seiichiro, a disciple of legendary sword fighter Miyamoto Musashi (1584-1645). Following his master's death, Seiichiro comes to Yoshiwara, a red-light district in Edo, in accordance with the instructions in Miyamoto's will. Taken in by a mysterious old man (Shunji Fujimura), he becomes involved in a struggle between the leader of a secret organization (Shinta Furuta) and the people of Yoshiwara.
This will be the third time for Tsutsumi to take part in a Shinkansen production. "I was surprised this time as the play doesn't have the usual comical scenes. In former plays, the script had many such scenes," Tsutsumi said. "There's no time to relax. It's really a serious play with lots of lines."
However, the action in the play is as powerful as usual. Beautiful swordplay is required of Tsutsumi as Seiichiro, who battles the evil swordsmen of the enemy. "In previous plays, swordfight scenes included some strange moves, and the emphasis was always on speed. But this time, I'd like to show how a sword fight can be like a dance. To keep up the beautiful action, I cannot ease the tension at all. It's more difficult than moving fast," he said.
For Tsutsumi, who has performed in plays directed by Hideki Noda and David Leveaux of Theatre Project Tokyo, appearing in Shinkansen's works has widened the scope of his acting career. "I used to perform in artistic plays, but Shinkansen's plays aim to be pure entertainment. As I thought I should play in both ways as an actor, I learned new aspects that I had lacked through Shinkansen's works," Tsutsumi said.
Such experience helped him successfully play the role of Taira no Masakado in "Maboroshi ni Kokoro mo Sozoro Kuruoshi no Warera Masakado," directed by Yukio Ninagawa in February. In the play, Tsutsumi plays the insane Masakado as a comical character, including some improvisation.
"I think I can use what I learned in Shinkansen's plays in Ninagawa's plays. I can also utilize what Leveaux taught me in other stage plays and films. I'd like to perform in other Shinkansen works, though it's tough physically," he said.
Tsutsumi's abundant experience has supported his versatile acting. The popular actor also starred in four films this year.
Also appearing in the play are Yasuko Matsuyuki, Kotomi Kyono and Zen Kajihara.
"Yoshiwara Gomenjo" will be performed at the Aoyama Theater in Tokyo, from Sept. 8 through Oct. 5. For details, call (03) 5361-3027.
(Sep. 1, 2005)
ash wrote:
sorry, japanese-disabled i am. what exactly is ‘ål‚ÌŠç‚Ì’†‚É–³Ž×‹C‚ÈΊ炪Œõ‚é??
it surprised me that Mr. Tsutsumi out-rated Mr. Kimura, am i right?
Funny description hehe :mrgreen:
‘ål‚ÌŠç‚Ì’†‚É–³Ž×‹C‚ÈΊ炪Œõ‚é: Innocent smile shining forth from an adult face.
ash wrote:
please don't forget to mention his voice which can melt any non-lesbian woman's heart when he softly calls her name. . . . . .
I COULDNT AGREE MORE!!
jade_frost wrote:From Yomiuri:
Tsutsumi hones talent in swordsman role
Satoshi Tabata / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer
Guest actor Shinichi Tsutsumi will play a master swordsman in "Inoue Kabuki: Yoshiwara Gomenjo," presented by theatrical troupe Shinkansen. The play is based on a period novel of the same title by Keiichiro Ryu.
This is the first time that the troupe will present a play based on a novel, Shinkansen usually performing original works created by director Hidenori Inoue and playwright Kazuki Nakajima. As Nakajima admires Ryu's novels, the play is faithfully based on the original, in contrast to the troupe's usual plays full of laughs.
Tsutsumi plays young samurai Seiichiro, a disciple of legendary sword fighter Miyamoto Musashi (1584-1645). Following his master's death, Seiichiro comes to Yoshiwara, a red-light district in Edo, in accordance with the instructions in Miyamoto's will. Taken in by a mysterious old man (Shunji Fujimura), he becomes involved in a struggle between the leader of a secret organization (Shinta Furuta) and the people of Yoshiwara.
This will be the third time for Tsutsumi to take part in a Shinkansen production. "I was surprised this time as the play doesn't have the usual comical scenes. In former plays, the script had many such scenes," Tsutsumi said. "There's no time to relax. It's really a serious play with lots of lines."
However, the action in the play is as powerful as usual. Beautiful swordplay is required of Tsutsumi as Seiichiro, who battles the evil swordsmen of the enemy. "In previous plays, swordfight scenes included some strange moves, and the emphasis was always on speed. But this time, I'd like to show how a sword fight can be like a dance. To keep up the beautiful action, I cannot ease the tension at all. It's more difficult than moving fast," he said.
For Tsutsumi, who has performed in plays directed by Hideki Noda and David Leveaux of Theatre Project Tokyo, appearing in Shinkansen's works has widened the scope of his acting career. "I used to perform in artistic plays, but Shinkansen's plays aim to be pure entertainment. As I thought I should play in both ways as an actor, I learned new aspects that I had lacked through Shinkansen's works," Tsutsumi said.
Such experience helped him successfully play the role of Taira no Masakado in "Maboroshi ni Kokoro mo Sozoro Kuruoshi no Warera Masakado," directed by Yukio Ninagawa in February. In the play, Tsutsumi plays the insane Masakado as a comical character, including some improvisation.
"I think I can use what I learned in Shinkansen's plays in Ninagawa's plays. I can also utilize what Leveaux taught me in other stage plays and films. I'd like to perform in other Shinkansen works, though it's tough physically," he said.
Tsutsumi's abundant experience has supported his versatile acting. The popular actor also starred in four films this year.
Also appearing in the play are Yasuko Matsuyuki, Kotomi Kyono and Zen Kajihara.
"Yoshiwara Gomenjo" will be performed at the Aoyama Theater in Tokyo, from Sept. 8 through Oct. 5. For details, call (03) 5361-3027.
(Sep. 1, 2005)
thank you, jade-frost. thanks for your translation and the report citation. i enjoyed reading about Mr. Tsutsumi.
and of course, it will definitely be better if i can watch all the drama and stage performance by tsutsumi so that i can really do the comparison myself and understand their comment and discussion in the report better.
where do you find the prose?
ash wrote:
thank you, jade-frost. thanks for your translation and the report citation. i enjoyed reading about Mr. Tsutsumi.
and of course, it will definitely be better if i can watch all the drama and stage performance by tsutsumi so that i can really do the comparison myself and understand their comment and discussion in the report better.
where do you find the prose?
ash, the link to that Yomiuri Shimbun article is here:
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/features/arts/20050901TDY15004.htm
I guess this is a translation of an article printed earlier in the Japanese version:
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/entertainment/stage/theater/20050824et09.htm
:mrgreen: :victory:
The soundtrack of Always 3 chome no Yuhi will be out on 21 October 2005.
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=VPBF-12372
The DVD for Ubume no Natsu will be out soon!!!!! There are 2 different editions.....
DVD PREMIUM EDITION (Release: 25 November 2005)
http://cdjapan.jp/d.html?KEY=GNBD-1126
DVD PRE-ORDER ONLY LIMITED RELEASE (Release: 22 December 2005)
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=GNBD-1127
Soundtrack
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=GNCL-1032
ARGH......!!! which one should i get??? both looks tempting to get!
looks like my year end bonus will go into either of these... :shakehead: :puppydog: :shamefulcry:
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=VPBF-12372
The DVD for Ubume no Natsu will be out soon!!!!! There are 2 different editions.....
DVD PREMIUM EDITION (Release: 25 November 2005)
http://cdjapan.jp/d.html?KEY=GNBD-1126
DVD PRE-ORDER ONLY LIMITED RELEASE (Release: 22 December 2005)
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=GNBD-1127
Soundtrack
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=GNCL-1032
ARGH......!!! which one should i get??? both looks tempting to get!
looks like my year end bonus will go into either of these... :shakehead: :puppydog: :shamefulcry:
jade_frost wrote:
Tsutsumi said. "There's no time to relax. It's really a serious play with lots of lines."
poor guy.. *thinks ubume* always kena lotsa lines ...
jade_frost wrote:
Such experience helped him successfully play the role of Taira no Masakado in "Maboroshi ni Kokoro mo Sozoro Kuruoshi no Warera Masakado," directed by Yukio Ninagawa in February. In the play, Tsutsumi plays the insane Masakado as a comical character, including some improvisation.
comical? *thinks matahachi* ...
insane? can't wait to watch leh....
von wrote:...
The DVD for Ubume no Natsu will be out soon!!!!! There are 2 different editions.....
DVD PREMIUM EDITION (Release: 25 November 2005)
http://cdjapan.jp/d.html?KEY=GNBD-1126
DVD PRE-ORDER ONLY LIMITED RELEASE (Release: 22 December 2005)
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=GNBD-1127
...
THERE ARE NO SUBTITLES!!!!! :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :shamefulcry: And the Pre-order only edition cost 97USD :shocked: :banghead:
hmm... got to commend him in "Good Luck"... i find him very cool in it esp in that pilot suit... kakoii :applaud: :metaldevil: !!! haha... not sure if any of u notice... he got this kind of weird smile on the opening of Good Luck (after the intro of respective roles)... haha... he rise his eyebrown & smile showing his teeth... haha... very funny :mrgreen: :dancing: ...
tata...(",)
tata...(",)
Dabbies wrote:hmm... got to commend him in "Good Luck"... i find him very cool in it esp in that pilot suit... kakoii :applaud: :metaldevil: !!! haha... not sure if any of u notice... he got this kind of weird smile on the opening of Good Luck (after the intro of respective roles)... haha... he rise his eyebrown & smile showing his teeth... haha... very funny :mrgreen: :dancing: ...
tata...(",)
haha...that frivolous smile! welcome to our club, dabbies!
Fly Daddy Fly will be out on 09 December 2005.
They have 2 versions too..
Normal Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2504
Collector's Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2537
My december bonuses..... :puppydog:
They have 2 versions too..
Normal Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2504
Collector's Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2537
My december bonuses..... :puppydog:
Review of Ubume on Midnight Eye
http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/ubume.shtml
Bad review on the movie on the whole
Good review on Shin chan :D
http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/ubume.shtml
Bad review on the movie on the whole
Good review on Shin chan :D
nikyy wrote:Review of Ubume on Midnight Eye
http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/ubume.shtml
Bad review on the movie on the whole
Good review on Shin chan :D
wow! :thumbsup:
you are very resourceful to have gotten the review in English. we can understand better. :applaud:
nikyy wrote:
Good review on Shin chan :D
This is the most important :hehe:
FLY, DADDY, FLY DVD out on 9 dec 2005.
Fly, Daddy, Fly Collector Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2537
Fly, Daddy, Fly Standard Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2504
why must all the DVDs released during december and comes in 2 different editions?????? :puppydog: :shamefulcry:
Fly, Daddy, Fly Collector Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2537
Fly, Daddy, Fly Standard Edition
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=DSTD-2504
why must all the DVDs released during december and comes in 2 different editions?????? :puppydog: :shamefulcry:
i've got a copy of LORELEI from yahoo auction. . . . .
Mr. Tsutsumi is killing me softly with his white navy uniform . . . . . . his every move . . . his every look . . . . horribly handsome . . . unbelievably sexy . . . . incredibly attractive . . . make you speechless (coz your heart is beating fast and your lungs breathing deep :naughty: )
he makes girls and women hopeless . . . . hopelessly in love
Mr. Tsutsumi is killing me softly with his white navy uniform . . . . . . his every move . . . his every look . . . . horribly handsome . . . unbelievably sexy . . . . incredibly attractive . . . make you speechless (coz your heart is beating fast and your lungs breathing deep :naughty: )
he makes girls and women hopeless . . . . hopelessly in love
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