Miyazaki Aoi

Started by reine_007 · 30 Jul 2006 · 1,319 replies

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9 Sep 2011, 21:02 #1046
bmwracer wrote:[image]

She's damn hot on the right picture.

Such a waste that she got married at such an early age. :shakehead:
9 Sep 2011, 21:26 #1047
tirador wrote:She's damn hot on the right picture.

Such a waste that she got married at such an early age. :shakehead:

Maybe not for long: there's rumors about marital problems.
11 Sep 2011, 09:06 #1049
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe not for long: there's rumors about marital problems.

Oh rumors, please be true. :naughty:
11 Sep 2011, 11:39 #1050
tirador wrote:Oh rumors, please be true. :naughty:

Haha.

Are you the first in line? :mrgreen:
14 Sep 2011, 13:02 #1054
Aoi Miyazaki's Tsure ga Utsu ni Narimashite Film Ad Posted

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2011-09-13
NANA actress plays manga creator dealing with husband's issues in October 8 film

The official website for the latest adaptation of the semi-autobiographical manga Tsure ga Utsu ni Narimashite. is streaming a television ad for the film. The film, based on Tenten Hosokawa's best-selling essay manga, is slated for a nationwide theater release in Japan on October 8.

The story follows a young couple as they struggle to cope with the husband's sudden diagnosis with depression. Manga author Haru supports her office worker husband Tsure as his deepening depression and suicidal thoughts darken the couple's thus-far successful marriage.

After starring in many live-action Japanese films such as NANA and Tomie: Forbidden Fruit, Aoi Miyazaki plays the wife in this adaptation. Actor Masato Sakai, who previously starred in live-action films such as Honey and Clover and anime like Aoi Bungaku Series, plays the office worker husband.

Kiyoshi Sasabe (Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms, Chirusoku no natsu) is directing the film off of Takeshi Aoshima's (Hikari no Ame, Gin no Otoko: Roppongi Hosuto Densetsu) script.

The first live-action adaptation of Tenten Hosokawa's manga ran in 2009 on the NHK television network. That live-action drama series starred Norika Fujiwara and Taizō Harada.

http://www.tsureutsu.jp/trailler.html
17 Sep 2011, 03:13 #1058
She is so young and so pretty. She looks like the slightly older sister of the little girl who played in the film/drama 'Mother'.

It would have been interesting to see her play 'Gou'. She does well in historical stuff. 'Atsu Hime ' was so wonderful.

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