Posted October 22, 200618 yr http://www.japantimes.co.jp/images/photos2006/nn20061022a3a.jpg Actress Nao Matsush-ta (left) and actor Hiroshi Abe, starring in "Adiantum Blue," pose with Delta Goodrem, who sings the movie's theme song, at the opening of the Tokyo International Film Festival at Roppongi Hills on Saturday. Delta looks stunning as always!!
October 22, 200618 yr Ooooo shes looking so grown up these days :P Love the look :D Thanks for posting!! :) Love, Kirsty xx
October 22, 200618 yr Ooooh, she looks so pretty :wub: I expect to do something different with her hair soon as it's getting very long... Please don't do a fringe, Delta!
October 22, 200618 yr Stars come out as Tokyo film fest gets under way by Martin Webb, Japan Times staff writer Stars of the Japanese movie world were out in force Saturday gracing the red carpet at Roppongi Hills for the opening of the Tokyo International Film Festival. Among the glitterati gracing the red carpet were Hiroshi Abe and Nao Matsush-ta, stars of "Adiantum Blue," a love story making its world premiere at the festival, along with 19 other movies. Hundreds of female onlookers, some of whom had been waiting since dawn, lined Keyakizaka Street in anticipation of catching a glimpse of their idols. The loudest shrieks and squeals came for Korean actor Lee Joon Ki, star of "King and the Clown," one of 10 movies from South Korea at the festival. The nine-day festival opened with the Japan premiere of Clint Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers," a film about the bloody Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II, an event dampened by the conspicuous absence of the steely faced filmmaker himself. Veteran Japanese director Yoji Yamada, whose "Love and Honor," starring heartthrob Takuya Kimura, had its world premiere in a special preopening screening and said he was "very happy and thankful" that the festival had singled out his movie for special treatment. The celebration of cinema is being held at Toho Cinemas in Roppongi Hills, Bunkamura in Shibuya and other venues across Tokyo. It is divided into four main sections: the Competition, Special Screenings, Japanese Eyes and Winds of Asia, which is comprised of 37 films from all over the region. The festival will close with the world premiere of 91-year-old director Kon Ichikawa's "Murder of the Inugami Clan," a murder mystery based on the novel by Seishi Yokomizo. More info can be found here
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October 22, 200618 yr Thanks to Grooveastar for this. Click here and you can download or play it :D How funny do those Japanese people sound saying "Delta" :lol:
October 22, 200618 yr Does anyone else find it odd that the singer of a song on a film's soundtrack gets to take a walk on the red carpet with the stars of the film? :huh: I mean, I don't recall ever having seen Celine Dion pictured with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. :mellow: The Controller
October 22, 200618 yr :lol: I was thinking what the hell is she doing there. I was saying to my friend and we were rather confused because like you said it's slightly random especially as the female actress is massive in Japan [apparently].
October 24, 200618 yr She looks amazing. Back to brown hair it is then. :P hasnt it been brown for ages? :blink:
October 24, 200618 yr hasnt it been brown for ages? :blink: :lol: Well it was lighter at the instore thing she did... No highlights then... :P
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