Tooru~_17 wrote:Shota's actually a serious guy, right? I mean, when I watched behind the scenes of HYD, he was kinda quiet and relax, different from Sojirou in HYD~but I like him that way, very cool. :woot: Matsumoto jun was the talkative one. :hehe:
agreed!! :woot:
after all, he only have his mother and his brother, ryuhei..
but, i love him in Jotei!!
he is sooo kakkoi~~ :smitten:
have you guys watch a behind the scene of hyd where in they where singing with foreigners with church songs?? yeah.. he's a really cool guy.. mysterious.. though i don't really prefer mysterious guys.. but he's jsut cool :mrgreen:
i like his role in bara no nai hanaya.. i was shocked with the 2nd episode :hehe:
@kisa-chan:
yeah, i watched it. actually, i'm impressed with his english. he is so good...then only i knew that he used to stay abroad for sometimes. but, his brother is not so good as him even though he can speak also..
@kisa-chan:
yeah, i watched it. actually, i'm impressed with his english. he is so good...then only i knew that he used to stay abroad for sometimes. but, his brother is not so good as him even though he can speak also..
yeah.. guys like that are so impressive.. :mrgreen: aside from bara no nai hanaya is there something new for him this year?? and aside from hyd the movie too..
@kisa-chan:
yeah, i watched it. actually, i'm impressed with his english. he is so good...then only i knew that he used to stay abroad for sometimes. but, his brother is not so good as him even though he can speak also..
having a daddy who played in U.S movie sure have advantages
where did he lived? he speaks english in HYD right?
can't wait for his new movie!!
:woot: :woot:
from Tokyograph:
Shota Matsuda to star in "Ikigami" movie
Motoro Mase's manga series "Ikigami" is being adapted as a live-action movie, starring popular young actor Shota Matsuda. The comic is serialized in Weekly Young Sunday, and the four released tankoubon have so far sold more than 1 million copies.
In the manga, the Japanese government establishes a new measure meant to encourage citizens to lead productive lives. People are randomly selected for death, and are issued "ikigami" (death notices) informing them that they have only 24 hours left to live. The story examines not only the lives of the chosen victims, but also that of a young man (Matsuda) whose job is to deliver the ikigami.
Of the 53 companies that reportedly bid for the rights to adapt the manga, TBS' movie division came out as the winner. Tomoyuki Takimoto has signed on as director.
Filming will last about two months, starting on March 4, and theatrical release has been scheduled for the end of September.
Tooru~_17 wrote:Whoah~sounds like a horror story or mystery.. Shota's the main character in that movie right?~ Sugoi!! Looking forward to see it~ :woot: