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Introduction
Saitou Takumi's hot right now! After his breakout role in the stage production of "Prince of Tennis," he's gotten increasingly popular among young women thanks to his regular role on Nihon TV's "Rajikaru." For this production, he's amazingly tackled the difficult role of twin brothers. The shy elder brother, who was traumatized before, and the frivolous younger brother--he amazingly portrays these two people whose outward appearance as well as their personalities are completely opposite.
Co-starring is the popular Kawaai Ryuunosuke, who was in the stage production of, "Prince of Tennis" with him as well. Winning the Yomiuri Stage-Production Award for his lead role in Slav Boys, he's a young actor in whom great hopes for his future activities are instilled. As a college student captivated by the twin brothers, he plays Hayase, portraying the confusion of being drawn in by same-sex love and the uncertainty associated with those feelings.
The director is Horie Kei, the renowned director of 『Veronica Decides to Die』 and 『The Body and the Little Finger』. Incorporating his unique view on life and death, he's tackled a new area for him in a love story. The truth behind darkness that the protagonist keeps within his heart will be revealed in an unexpected development, far surpassing the genre's walls, and with it he'll have completed this ultimate lovestory which fully displays his talents.
Story
Saitou Takumi plays Shinsui Noboru, a photography major at the College of Arts. He's shy, and bad at interacting with others, simply living his campus life in solitude. He's not very good at living like this, and as he finds he can't take anything but stark, frank pictures, he can't handle the projects assigned to him.
On the other hand, we have Hayase Kouhei (Kawaai Ryuunosuke), who's living each day to the fullest with his classmates and girlfriend Sayuri (Katou Yuzuki). One day, Hayase falls into the lake and nearly drowns, but thanks to Noboru giving him mouth-to-mouth, he manages to pull through. From that point on he begins to develop a growing interest in Noboru, his savior. One evening he runs into Noboru, along with his identical twin younger brother, Ryuu (also played by Saitou Takumi).
Noboru and Ryuu, with their completely opposite personalities. Hayase gradually develops a friendship with the two, and finally learns the past the two hold, the trauma they experienced, and the truth behind it all.
Introduction
Saitou Takumi's hot right now! After his breakout role in the stage production of "Prince of Tennis," he's gotten increasingly popular among young women thanks to his regular role on Nihon TV's "Rajikaru." For this production, he's amazingly tackled the difficult role of twin brothers. The shy elder brother, who was traumatized before, and the frivolous younger brother--he amazingly portrays these two people whose outward appearance as well as their personalities are completely opposite.
Co-starring is the popular Kawaai Ryuunosuke, who was in the stage production of, "Prince of Tennis" with him as well. Winning the Yomiuri Stage-Production Award for his lead role in Slav Boys, he's a young actor in whom great hopes for his future activities are instilled. As a college student captivated by the twin brothers, he plays Hayase, portraying the confusion of being drawn in by same-sex love and the uncertainty associated with those feelings.
The director is Horie Kei, the renowned director of 『Veronica Decides to Die』 and 『The Body and the Little Finger』. Incorporating his unique view on life and death, he's tackled a new area for him in a love story. The truth behind darkness that the protagonist keeps within his heart will be revealed in an unexpected development, far surpassing the genre's walls, and with it he'll have completed this ultimate lovestory which fully displays his talents.
Story
Saitou Takumi plays Shinsui Noboru, a photography major at the College of Arts. He's shy, and bad at interacting with others, simply living his campus life in solitude. He's not very good at living like this, and as he finds he can't take anything but stark, frank pictures, he can't handle the projects assigned to him.
On the other hand, we have Hayase Kouhei (Kawaai Ryuunosuke), who's living each day to the fullest with his classmates and girlfriend Sayuri (Katou Yuzuki). One day, Hayase falls into the lake and nearly drowns, but thanks to Noboru giving him mouth-to-mouth, he manages to pull through. From that point on he begins to develop a growing interest in Noboru, his savior. One evening he runs into Noboru, along with his identical twin younger brother, Ryuu (also played by Saitou Takumi).
Noboru and Ryuu, with their completely opposite personalities. Hayase gradually develops a friendship with the two, and finally learns the past the two hold, the trauma they experienced, and the truth behind it all.
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Date: 2007-04-14 05:03 am (UTC)You're establishing a pattern here, Saitou.
I find it mildly amusing that in Boys Love, Kotani's character was teaching him to box, and then in Sukitomo he was a boxer while Aiba's character was a photographer, and now Saitou's a photographer.
Also, what with having just watched episode 2 of Delicious Gakuin, the thought of Kawaai in anything remotely serious is rather amusing as well.
...And we won't even get into the fact that all these TeniMyu boys are playing gay guys in movies.
This whole "playing twins" thing should be interesting, though. I wonder how well it'll work...
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Date: 2007-04-14 11:43 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-14 05:15 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-14 05:25 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-14 12:44 pm (UTC)...Shocking
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Date: 2007-04-14 02:46 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-14 08:05 pm (UTC)Ha, I see a trend here, Takumi. First Boys Love, then Sukitomo and now something else that I can totally pair you up with a guy. *happy*
Poor Ruito, though...no subject
Date: 2007-04-14 08:59 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-15 02:06 am (UTC)