#Bokura ga ita live action soundtrack movie
"Bokura ga Ita Kouhen" is the second part to the movie adaptation of the manga that has sold 12,000,000 copies. This is why I'll express my true feelings in front of the director afterwards," she said, before asking someone else to speak before she really broke into tears. They'd write headlines such as 'Director's letter made Yoshitaka cry'. "Crying in front of the reporters and getting pictures taken of your (tear-stained) face, how frustrating that would be. Yoshitaka tried very hard to avoid shedding tears after the letter and refused to let the reporters present to take a picture of her with tear stains.
#Bokura ga ita live action soundtrack skin
Things weren't easy on the set for "Bokura ga Ita Kouhen", as Ikuta revealed that he had suffered skin problems during the shoot. Takahiro ended that he felt very grateful to have worked with the two actors and that he would treasure the memory for the rest of his life. "However, it's also that outpour of Yoshitaka's emotions which allows a fable-like character, like that of a shoujo manga to come to life," he said. "She isn't able to filter her own feelings and I think that this honesty of hers must have caused a lot of misunderstandings and caused her to be hurt many times." She's too upfront about her feelings and expresses them too much for an actress." "While there are many people who mask their real character in fear of getting hurt, she's the exact opposite. "Bokura ga Ita Zenpen" and "Bokura ga Ita Kouhen" are both open in cinemas nationwide.Later, he had much to say about Yoshitaka: Now if someone else could continue to speak, because otherwise I'm really going to." The audience enjoyed her determination not to let the reporters see her cry on stage. It's a very sincere movie and I hope that this feeling gets transmitted to the audience as well. She continued, " It was by no means all nice and easy at the set, but we overcame the difficulties. This is why I'll express my true feelings in front of the director afterwards." " Crying in front of the reporters and getting pictures taken of your (tear-stained) face, how frustrating that would be. Ah~," she had to look up at the ceiling in order to keep the tears from flowing. " He also wrote a letter at the start of the filming and. Yoshitaka was trying very hard to hold back her tears as well. This isn't good! If we continue like this, I might start to cry." Ikuta commented, " I just recalled so many things. It was a very long and personal letter with around 1,400 characters, which completely touched the two actors. Bokura ga ita - We were there, I'm going to treasure this memory for the rest of my life." He continued, " I'm happy from the bottom of my heart that I was able to work together with two kind and earnest individuals. However, it's also that outpour of Yoshitaka's emotions which allows a fable-like character, like that of a shoujo manga to come to life." She isn't able to filter her own feelings and I think that this honesty of hers must have caused a lot of misunderstandings and caused her to be hurt many times. She's too upfront about her feelings and expresses them too much for an actress. Towards Yoshitaka, he said, " While there are many people who mask their real character in fear of getting hurt, she's the exact opposite. He expressed his gratitude towards Ikuta and said, " He's a very considerate person who always thinks of others before himself. Meanwhile Ikuta revealed, " (During the filming) it was the first time in my life that I was troubled with skin problems." Yoshitaka immediately followed up, " Oh yes! It was like a rash and he was so depressed that he didn't say a single word anymore."Īt the end of the stage greeting, director Miki Takahiro surprised the two actors by revealing his honest feelings by reading aloud a letter he wrote for the two of them. " My voice has become hoarse, but that won't stop me!" " Please also watch the second part," Yoshitaka said in a very good mood despite suffering from a huskier voice than usual. This weekend, the second part of "Bokura ga Ita Kouhen" finally opened in cinemas nationwide and together, they are expected to gross more than 5,000,000,000 Yen (61.29 million USD) in the long run. The manga undoubtedly is a huge hit with over 12,000,000 copies sold and the live-action adaptation is in no way inferior with over 1,800,000 viewers and revenues of 2,200,000,000 Yen (26.97 million USD) alone, for the first part " Bokura ga Ita Zenpen", which opened on March 17th.
On April 21st, actor Ikuta Toma and actress Yoshitaka Yuriko attended the stage greeting of their film " Bokura ga Ita Kouhen", which is the second part of the live-action adaptation of the popular manga " Bokura ga Ita".
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