Takuya Kimura and Masami Nagasawa attend the new film appreciation meeting

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On September 23, actor Takuya Kimura (48) made her debut with Masami Nagasawa (34) in Tokyo city to thank the audience for their support of the film Masquerade Night/マスカレード・ナイト.

The second in the series, adapted from the original work of popular writer Keigo Higashino, grossed more than 1.35 billion yen in seven days of release and set a record for the fastest domestic live-action movie to reach 1 million viewers this year. Thanks to the Easter egg celebration at the meeting, Kimura expressed his gratitude: "Under the impact of the new crown epidemic, all seats in the theater are not open, and in this case, it is really happy to have so many people watching." ”

At the thank-you meeting, Kimura also answered some questions that were called for in advance at SNS. Referring to the criminal police played by Kimura, pretending to be a hotel waiter, when infiltrating the hotel to investigate, when asked "in what capacity do you want to infiltrate", Nagasawa gave a divine reply: "Of course kimura jun!" I want to operate the AI-controlled Kimura Jun to infiltrate. If it is made into a TV series "Kimura Jun's Daily Life", it is too fun. ”

To the sudden name, Kimura complained: "This answer is like the worldview in B'z's song." The song says, "For example, find a way to get into your heart," which is exactly the same idea as this idea." Quotes the lyrics of the theme song of the TV series "Beautiful Life", in which he played the beautician, "Tonight on the Hill Where you Can See the Moon".

Kimura, who has challenged more than 20 professions in the past, was asked, "Which is my favorite profession?" When the time comes, immediately answer: "Chef or surgeon!" ”。 He listed the characters in the TV series "Tokyo Grand Hotel" and "A LIFE ~ Beloved You ~". Although it is time to review the work unconsciously, "Of course, there are also policemen!! Kimura also did not forget to mention the role of the latest work, and worked hard to promote the new work. (ねこタコ/Translation)