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Yuzuru Hanyu: 2015-16 Season
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I think he looks like this in the movie
Also, seems like he is playing Date Shigemura, Lord of Sendai (his hometown) 1743–1756.
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I don't think so
Dammit XD It seems it's not him indeed
(i got tooe excited XD) The movie looks nice ! I hope i'll be able to see it !
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Holy moly :shocked:....when did he find time in his busy schedule to film this?
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I think last summer definitely not in january, too short time for preparing movie. :rofl2:
http://https://twitter.com/oricon/status/694958801062010880 more pics
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OMG Is he bald? https://twitter.com/eiga_natalie/status/694958564452933632?lang=es Seeing that I love the mushroom hair style.
one thing is for sure, tickets will be sold very fast 
) in any case i bet ratings will be good 
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Hana ni nare and Hana wa Saku (lovely....said Arigato when receive the flower :luv17
, another gorgeous Ex by Yuzuru
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlyzXMiDv_o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZMsYWykcQY
I hope you love them too! (I didn't watched them for too long time)
, another gorgeous Ex by Yuzuruhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlyzXMiDv_o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZMsYWykcQY
I hope you love them too! (I didn't watched them for too long time)
Well well well, what do we have here?:shocked::handw: Did Quad Loop approve this occupation?:dev3:
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I think he looks like this in the movie
Also, seems like he is playing Date Shigemura, Lord of Sendai (his hometown) 1743–1756.
Am pleased as Punch. :cool2: (hehe finally got to use that emoticon)
I hope that like Seimei the movie, there will be a version with English subtitles for us nonJapanese speakers.
Yuzuru may have accepted doing the cameo because of the Sendai connection.
A young daimyo. :yes:
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Come on, he's a big boy, he doesn't have to ask permission
Well, maybe from his mom. Both moms. The mom-mom and the coach-mom. But probably not from his quads :roll9: right?
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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3qaay1_160204-映画出演news-etc-1_sport Clip from morning news !
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I'm still laughing about this. Seeing him without his hair is so....unreal!
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Come on, he's a big boy, he doesn't have to ask permission
Lol. apparently he had the opportunity during the summer of last year.
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Reading from Twitter about this movie, lots of well-known Japanese actors/actresses; he has about 12 lines. As mentioned above, he said yes because of his love for Sendai. It was shot in July of last year.
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Off topic, some parts of Javier's recent interview:
Q: Your biggest rival, Japan's Yuzuru Hanyu, scored 322.40 points (at the 2015 NHK Trophy) and you 302.77 (at the 2016 European Figure Skating Championships). Is that an insurmountable gap?
A: Every competition is different. It's true that when he got that score it was because he did something special and the other skaters perhaps had more mediocre routines, including myself, because I was in that competition (the NHK Trophy in Nagano, Japan, in November). One of my programs didn't go well. Each competition is different, and each skater skates in a different way. You never know what can happen. It's true that right now we have the two best scores in the world and he still has more points and the world record. But that doesn't mean that he'll do that forever. In the nationals in Japan, he didn't do such a good program. He made a lot of mistakes. The key is to work, be patient and mistakes can happen at any time because we're human.
(And the interviewer does not know the difference between NHK and GPF.)
Q: Can you be friends with your biggest rival? Do you go out to lunch or dinner, or is everything limited to what happens inside the rink?
A: We don't usually eat together or hang out. We're very different people. His lifestyle is different from mine, since I'm European. That doesn't mean we don't chat when we're in the rink. We talk. We laugh. We have a good time. With the coach, it's the same.
Q: Your biggest rival, Japan's Yuzuru Hanyu, scored 322.40 points (at the 2015 NHK Trophy) and you 302.77 (at the 2016 European Figure Skating Championships). Is that an insurmountable gap?
A: Every competition is different. It's true that when he got that score it was because he did something special and the other skaters perhaps had more mediocre routines, including myself, because I was in that competition (the NHK Trophy in Nagano, Japan, in November). One of my programs didn't go well. Each competition is different, and each skater skates in a different way. You never know what can happen. It's true that right now we have the two best scores in the world and he still has more points and the world record. But that doesn't mean that he'll do that forever. In the nationals in Japan, he didn't do such a good program. He made a lot of mistakes. The key is to work, be patient and mistakes can happen at any time because we're human.
(And the interviewer does not know the difference between NHK and GPF.)
Q: Can you be friends with your biggest rival? Do you go out to lunch or dinner, or is everything limited to what happens inside the rink?
A: We don't usually eat together or hang out. We're very different people. His lifestyle is different from mine, since I'm European. That doesn't mean we don't chat when we're in the rink. We talk. We laugh. We have a good time. With the coach, it's the same.
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