I watched this last year on TV. It was rather entertaining although not what I would call a four star affair. I liked it because I like Osawa and would watch him reading the phone book.
the story is about a guy who falls in love with a girl whose father owns a fish company. A large pier actually, and he wants her to marry his foreman who 'knows fish'.
Osawa does not know fish at all but he learns just to get the girl.
It is not quite up to the standard of 'JIN' but it's OK.
Bumpin up Takao because I just saw a glimpse of that movie when he was the leader of the bank robbers. Very funny film and I would like to see it all the way through once more. I can't find the title. do you know?
Bumpin up Takao because I just saw a glimpse of that movie when he was the leader of the bank robbers. Very funny film and I would like to see it all the way through once more. I can't find the title. do you know?
I'm here Peggy ^^
I think the title is "A Cheerful Gang Turns the Earth" or "Yōki@Na Gyangu Ga Chikyū O Mawasu" in Japanese. I've watched it and really like it. Really funny indeed.
Been crazy about Osawa once more now that JIN 2 has started :mrgreen:
and oh, you should check out his official website for marvelous pictures of his :naughty:
Also must go to the website again. You know he looked so good in the bank job because he carried a little more weight and his face was fuller. However, nowadays he looks even better and I think his face is very interesting and attractive. More mystery maybe. He is so charming.
Then you have no trouble at all making decisions. It is sometimes very frustrating being a Gemini....right from wrong is easy but sometimes it becomes hard to realise I've judged a person as good and it should be the opposite.
I can now begin watching JIN II with the the subs. I have been reading all the posting on D-addicts and making my comments even without seeing the drama. It has made me very uneasy with the implied 'bromance' between Jin and Ryoma.
How could they suggest that? Ryoma was not that kind of a samurai. :shakehead: Wars were over and no long travels anymore.
I have to see it and then comment. Then what is next for Osawa? A good modern story.
There's no bromance between Jin and Ryoma. There's only romance. :rofl: But really he seemed to age a lot in part 2 maybe due to the Haruka worries. :hehe: Anyways, I think he should take up some comedy roles.
Know nothing re the romance(?) with Osawa and Haruka.
He does look somewhat battered but she is such a free spirit.
She was in the same studio with Kimura as he was changing costume. Admired his boxer shorts...admired his butt and slapped same on the way out saying 'nice butt' This from Kimura on WUS so it's fact.
A free spirit is a fre spirit is a free spirit. Not easy to control maybe.
Romance is koi (romantic love). Bromance is ai (a love for anyone, family, friend). When people say movie about bromance, it's just about close friendship of 2 guys. When people say a movie about males romance, it's the romantic love story between 2 guys. :hehe:
Osawa and Haruka sure have very different personalities. In many ways, they can complement each other. I don't know. Osawa seems awefully serious. Haruka is the right person to loosen him. :hehe: The rumors keep going they're getting married, then oh no they already split. :nut: Regarding Himura, if I was there I would probably have slapped his ass too and say "nice ass hot boy". :rofl:
Osawa Takao plays the lead character Fred Wada Isamu in the upcoming FujiTV drama SP "Tokyo ni Olympic wo Yonda Otoko" which will be shown at 9pm on 11 October. Fred was a Japanese-American who had contributed greatly in helping Tokyo secure the hosting rights of the 1964 Olympics and the drama SP will be based on the intensive research compiled by writer Takasugi Ryo on what Fred had done for the hosting bid.
Fred was a successful businessman who owned a supermarket business in Los Angeles and even offered his house as a hostel for Japanese swimmers who were in the US to take part in the National Swimming Championships there. As such, he was widely regarded as a great contributor to the sporting interaction between US and Japan in the modern era.
Filming began in mid July split between Tokyo and New Zealand where the cast and crew spent 10 days there. Co-stars include Tokiwa Takako who plays Fred's wife Masako, Katsuji Ryo and Nakao Akiyoshi who play swimmers taking part in the swimming championships and staying at Fred's place and Nishida Toshiyuki who plays Tabata Masaji, the chairman of the Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC) that got Fred to help in the Olympic bid.
Source: Sanspo
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