Horikita Maki
Started by qilver · 12 Jan 2006 · 4,567 replies
Artiste Discussion
qilver wrote:
yeah, got it already, sankyuu...
she is so kawaii. :applaud:
Oh yea....amazingly kawaii.
She almost as cute as Aya :shocked: She's going to continue to win the hearts of many many boys.
a-nesuto wrote:thanks for the info and the torrent Tu_triky :thumbsup:
heres a link to Maki-chan's new movie ’…MƒAƒŠFINAL
http://www.chakuari.jp/web/
and some scans with her co-star Kuroki Meisa
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think KT_tran provided the info on the Matthews show of Maki Horikita...
nice pix :applaud:
i was saying thanks for this
Tu_triky wrote:Yo Maki Lovers...for those interested in watching the movie she won Rookie of the Year for at the 2005 Japanese Academy Awards
Always San chome no Yuhi
This is supposed to be one of the best Japanese movies of the past year
2005 Japanese Academy Awards won by this film
Best Picture Always - Sunset on Third Street (Always - Sanchome no Yuhi)
Best Director Takashi Yamazaki
Best Screenplay Takashi Yamazaki, Ryota Furusawa
Best Leading Actor Hidetaka Yoshioka
Best Supporting Actor Shinichi Tsutsumi
Best Supporting Actress Hiroko Yakushimaru
Best Music Naoki Sato
Best Cinematography Kozo Shibasaki
Best Lighting Direction Kenichi Mizuno
Best Art Direction Anri Kamjo
Best Rookie of the Year Maki Horikita
Download the torrent here...with English subs http://www.fulldls.com/get_movies_38276
Leaving her provincial home, teenage Mutsuko arrives in Tokyo by train to take a job in a major automotive company but finds that she is employed by a small auto repair shop owned by Norifumi Suzuki. Suzuki's hair-trigger temper is held somewhat in check by the motherly instincts of his wife, Tomoe, and his young son Ippei immediately bonds with Mutsuko as if she were his older sister. The Suzuki shop lies almost in the shadow of the Tokyo Tower as it rises steadily above the skyline during construction in 1958. Others in the neighborhood also are striving to better themselves as Japan continues to emerge from the shadow of war. Hiromi has just abandoned her shady life as a dancer to start a sake bar. Abandoned by his single mother, young Junnosuke is first handed off to Hiromi but she passes him off to Ryunosuke Chagawa, a struggling writer who runs a candy shop and only manages to sell adventure stories for boys as his serious novels continue to be rejected. Junnosuke is an avid reader of Chagawa's stories and begins to idolize him upon learning about his authorship. Junnosuke also writes stories, and makes friends with Ippei and others when they discover his tales that show Japan in the hi-tech future of the 21st century.
Cast overview, first billed only:
Maki Horikita .... Mutsuko Hoshino
Hidetaka Yoshioka .... Ryunosuke Chagawa
Shin'ichi Tsutsumi .... Norifumi Suzuki
Koyuki .... Hiromi Ishizaki
Hiroko Yakushimaru .... Tomoe Suzuki
Kazuki Koshimizu .... Ippei Suzuki
Kenta Suga .... Junnosuke Furuyuki
Masaya Takahashi .... Saburo
Kaga Mochimaru .... Yûichirô
Toru Masuoka .... The Theatre Manager
Takashi Matsuo .... The Realtor
Hiroshi Kamido .... The Postman
Hiroshi Kanbe .... The Postman
Magy .... The Butcher
Yôichi Nukumizu .... The Bicycle Shopkeeper
a-nesuto wrote:thanks for the info and the torrent Tu_triky :thumbsup:
My pleasure, a-nesuto....I saw the movie....it's a very heartwarming film and I enjoyed it very much! Maki is wonderful....restored my faith in her acting ability after watching her in Kurosagi. She does a wonderful job and I can see why she won the Japanese Academy Award for Best Newcomer. I think you will enjoy the film greatly.
She brought a wonderful authenticity to the role. I hope you find the time to watch it soon....share your thoughts when you do.
Tu_triky wrote:
those are two lovely looking young women. :inlove:
not too familiar with the other gal, but yes, nice pix
Tu_triky wrote:
My pleasure, a-nesuto....I saw the movie....it's a very heartwarming film and I enjoyed it very much! Maki is wonderful....restored my faith in her acting ability after watching her in Kurosagi. She does a wonderful job and I can see why she won the Japanese Academy Award for Best Newcomer. I think you will enjoy the film greatly.
She brought a wonderful authenticity to the role. I hope you find the time to watch it soon....share your thoughts when you do.
thx for the info
just wondering.. Hinokio and NwP are both in 2005.. but why does she look so much younger in Hinokio?
Thanks everybody for the pics in the last 10+ pages. :applaud: :bow:
fivesixteen wrote:just wondering.. Hinokio and NwP are both in 2005.. but why does she look so much younger in Hinokio?
i dont know when Hinokio was released but i think it was early 2005 so filming would have taken place in 04. so she would have been around 15 at the time of filming.
shes still young so her looks could change a lot in a few months
tabana wrote:Thanks everybody for the pics in the last 10+ pages. :applaud: :bow:
yeah some nice pix :applaud:
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