▲Tomohisa Yamashita
On November 4, actor Tomohisa Yamashita announced that he would star in Netflix's original movie "Home In Love" ("Love"). The film is a Japanese remake of the Korean hit love film Introduction to Architecture, and it is also the second love film starring Yamashita after six years. The movie will be played simultaneously around the world by Netflix.
"Introduction to Architecture" is a famous work that has set a box office record. When the film was released, it was watched by more than 4 million people in South Korea, and the box office exceeded that of previous love movies. Spanning the story of an architect spanning 19 years, this time it was decided to move the stage to Japan and face the world in the form of the original Netflix movie "Home in Love". Yamashita plays the protagonist Ibuki, who will become an architect in the future.
In 2002, 18-year-old Ibuki (Yamashita), an aspiring architect in Tokyo, meets a beautiful girl, Lee Yu-hsi. The two spent an unforgettable time exploring The delicate architecture of Japan together, but separated after leaving a senseless agreement that "I will help me build my house in the future". 19 years later, Yuki, who is troubled by divorce and illness from her father, suddenly appears in front of Ibuki and asks Ibuki to help her build a house in Nishiizucho, which is called "Sunset Street" and can see the beautiful scenery of Mt. Minami-Hida and Mt. Fuji. In order to confirm the secret emotions of the beginning, the distance between the two gradually narrowed...
Yamashita said excitedly, "This remake of a popular Korean love movie, I feel very stressed at the same time, but also feel very happy to be able to participate in the production of this work." Like an architect who designs a house, I will understand the story with respect and seriousness, and complete this work with emotion. While paying tribute to the original work, I also intend to try to show the new love created in this team. ”
Tomohisa Yamashita Review (original)
This time remake of a popular Korean love movie, I feel very stressed, but also feel very happy to be able to participate in the production of this work.
Like an architect who designs a house, I will understand the story with respect and seriousness, and complete this work with emotion. While paying tribute to the original work, I also intend to try to show the new love created in this team. Because this work was done by actors from Both Japan and South Korea, I am looking forward to new encounters in the future.
The clumsiness and recklessness of youth, the softness and bluntness that are easy to lose after becoming an adult. I will portray the delicate and huge psychological changes that span 19 years. Then, now, future. I hope that this work can become a gentle and warm work that can make the audience get emotional resonance in the roles we play. I'm going to finish shooting with that vision. Stay tuned. (Coffee Pig/Translation)