"The Girl I Like" Watanabe Daichi reveals the appearance of Natsu's little demon

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[Picture .com News] The love essay story "The Girl I Like" by funny entertainer and Wasagawa Prize writer Naoki Akayoshi was adapted into a movie and screened at the Kyoto International Film Festival on October 17. The lead actors Daichi Watanabe, Nao, and director Makoto Tamada came to the TJOY Kyoto Theater to deliver speeches. Natsu, who plays the heroine of the little demon, said shyly, "Men really like girls like this." Watanabe said, "Everyone thinks so, but after the killing, the men were crushed..." It showed the appearance of Natsu's own little demon.

The film depicts the hero's hesitation and entanglement with the ideal woman, and Watanabe plays the protagonist who is toyed with by the heroine in love. Watanabe said enthusiastically, "I hope to inspire men all over the country." Even if there is only one person, I want to help as much as possible to men who are clumsy in love. In addition, regarding Natsu's little demon acting skills, Watanabe said: "Compared with Natsu's acting skills in the previous fire TV series "Your Turn", she looks really crazy in "It's Your Turn", more terrifying than crazy. ”

Director Tada reviewed the filming process and "how to make Natsu look more cute on the screen" when filming Nagi's work was the most important. And Natsu also responded to the director's expectations, brilliantly interpreting the "girl I like" that men envisioned, showing a different look from "It's Your Turn". While saying frankly, Natsu said that "sometimes it doesn't go well during the filming process", while saying that she sincerely hopes that everyone's love can go smoothly and smoothly" is as naïve as she is in the play.

On the day of the opening of the Kyoto International Film Festival, "The Girl I Like" was selected as the TV pilot film. Watanabe was very proud of this: "I am deeply honored. Natsu said, "Personally, I'm really happy to be in Kyoto. "And I had a good time with kyoto fans from beginning to end.

The Kyoto International Film Festival will be held throughout Kyoto until October 20. (Adu/Translation)